Elon Musk Said SpaceX Discussed iPhone Satellite Service With Apple

 SpaceX held converses with Apple Inc. about involving Starlink availability for the iPhone producer's new satellite elements, Elon Musk said.

The organizations have had "promising discussions," SpaceX CEO Musk expressed Thursday on Twitter, adding that Apple's iPhone group is "very savvy." It was muddled assuming the discussions were progressing.

Apple's element is set to send off in November and will be free for quite some time. The organization didn't say the amount it would cost after that underlying period. Apple is putting a huge number of dollars into Globalstar's satellite framework, the organization said. The T-Portable and Starlink component will be free.

Starlink is SpaceX's aggressive arrangement to make a heavenly body of thousands of satellites, to radiate broadband web inclusion to the Earth underneath. The organization has about 3,000 satellites in circle right now and as of late said it has in excess of 400,000 supporters.

Musk's organizations have never teamed up with Apple, however he affirmed in 2020 that he endeavored to sell Tesla Inc. to the innovation goliath during a portion of the automaker's most obscure days. Apple Chief Tim Cook later said he had never spoken with Musk about such an arrangement.