Product Review: Big Trucks, Satellites and Drones: An Inside Look at the Tech Behind T-Mobile's Disaster Team

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Details: Written by CNET Reviews; Category: Reviews; Published: 15 December 2025; Created: 15 December 2025; Last Updated: 15 December 2025

In everyday life, a cellular connection is an invisible yet constant presence. But what happens if you're cut off from everything? When a disaster, such as a hurricane or wildfire, disrupts networks, that connection is lost, preventing you from contacting family members or accessing emergency services.
Product Review: Big Trucks, Satellites and Drones: An Inside Look at the Tech Behind T-Mobile's Disaster Team

Product Review: Big Trucks, Satellites and Drones: An Inside Look at the Tech Behind T-Mobile's Disaster Team

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