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==Products and services== {{multiple image | total_width = 300 | image1 = Ericsson R290 Satellite 001-02.jpg | image2 = Ericsson R290 Satellite 001-01.jpg | footer = The [[Ericsson R290]] is a combined GSM and satellite phone using the Globalstar satellite network. }} Globalstar is a provider of satellite and terrestrial connectivity services. Globalstar offers these services to commercial and recreational users in more than 120 countries around the world. Globalstar's terrestrial spectrum, Band 53 and its 5G variant n53 offers carriers, cable companies and system integrators a versatile, fully licensed channel for private networks, while Globalstar's XCOMP technology offers capacity gains in dense wireless deployments. The company's products include simplex and duplex satellite devices, data modems, and satellite airtime packages. Many land-based and maritime industries make use of the various Globalstar products and services from remote areas beyond the reach of cellular and landline telephone services. However, many areas of the Earth's surface are left without service coverage, since a satellite requires being in range of an [[Ground station|Earth station]] gateway. Global customer segments include oil and gas, government, mining, forestry, commercial fishing, utilities, military, transportation, heavy construction, emergency preparedness, and business continuity as well as individual recreational users. Globalstar [[data communication]] services are used for a variety of asset and personal tracking, data monitoring, and [[SCADA]] applications. ===Satellite messengers=== In late 2007, Globalstar subsidiary SPOT LLC launched a handheld satellite messaging and tracking personal safety device known as the [[SPOT Satellite Messenger]]. SPOT X, a two-way satellite messenger with GPS location tracking, [[navigation]]al capabilities, social media linking and direct communication options to emergency services, was launched in 2018. ===Simplex data modems=== *Globalstar STINGR *Globalstar STX2 *Globalstar STX3 *Globalstar ST100 *Globalstar SmartOne C *Globalstar SmartOne Solar ===Duplex data modems=== *SPOT Trace *SPOT Gen4 *SPOT X ===Duplex voice/data modules=== *Globalstar GSP-1620 *Globalstar GSP-1720 ===Services=== *[[Telephone call|Voice Telephony]] *One-way mobile terminated [[Short Message Service|SMS]] [[text messaging]] *9,600 [[Bit rate|bit/s]] [[Circuit Switched Data|circuit switched data]] calls (Direct Dial-Up) *9,600 [[Bit rate|bit/s]] [[Packet switching|packet switched]] [[Internet]] access (Direct Internet) *One-way mobile originated short-burst messages (simplex devices only) *Two-way mobile originated / mobile terminated short-burst messages (SPOT X device only) *Device [[geolocation]] within approximately 30 km ===Discontinued Products and Services=== *Sat-Fi2 (Satellite WiFi Hotspot) and Sat-Fi2 RAS (Remote Antenna Station) *72 [[Bit rate|kbit/s]] [[Packet switching|packet switched]] [[Internet]] access (on 2nd-gen WCDMA network) *Globalstar GSP-1620 *Globalstar GSP-1720
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