T-Mobile announced Wednesday that its satellite-to-cell network now supports popular apps like X, WhatsApp, AllTrails, AccuWeather, Google Maps, and more, expanding a service launched commercially in July. Initially limited to SMS, MMS, picture messaging, and short audio clips, the network now provides connectivity for mobile dead zones and remote areas. For T-Satellite customers, the phone automatically switches to the satellite network the moment a terrestrial signal drops. When customers launch a satellite-ready app, it will provide critical services rather than full data-heavy experiences. For others, including AT&T and Verizon customers, the service can be added for $10 a month.