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AST SpaceMobile promises seamless satellite phone service with AT&T and Verizon .
The satellite operator inked deals with the two US telecoms giants in May that will allow them to offer calls using its satellite network when they are out of range of a ground-based cell tower.
The frequencies used will reach even inside buildings to minimize dead zones and dropped calls, even in remote areas.
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