Google has confirmed it’s bringing satellite messaging capabilities to Android 15.
This means you’ll soon be able to send and receive text messages even in remote areas where cellular coverage is spotty or non-existent.
According to Google, public beta releases should be available to test between April and July.

This is also the first official confirmation that Android 15 will come with satellite messaging, with Google’s press release saying that the new preview includes support for “preloaded RCS applications to use satellite connectivity for sending and receiving messages.”
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