The recent launch of the Huawei Mate 60 Pro, equipped with satellite calling capabilities, has generated significant excitement. At first glance, this development might suggest that satellite communication is poised to become more potent, potentially even rivaling the capabilities of traditional terrestrial mobile networks in the near future. However, this note aims to delve into the intricacies and challenges that make it extremely difficult, if not nearly impossible, to equip mobile phones with satellite calling and data capabilities that can fully replicate the functionality of conventional terrestrial networks.
Probing the Link: Electoral Bonds and Satellite Spectrum Allocation
At the outset of this discussion, it is crucial to address a pertinent question: Is there a link between the...
