Bullitt's satellite internet efforts are continuously coming. 

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This British smartphone maker is just among the tech companies that are trying to bring satellite connectivity to consumers. 

Recently, Bullitt announced its new Motorola Defy Satellite Link, which is powered by an advanced MediaTek chipset. 

Now, Bullitt announced its new rugged smartphone that supports satellite connectivity. Here's what you need to know about this new handset. 

Bullitt's New Rugged Smartphone Support Satellite Internet! 

According to CNBC's latest report, the new rugged smartphone comes in two versions. 

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The first one is the Caterpillar-branded Cat S75, which costs $634.49. The other one is the Motorola Defy 2, which costs $599. 

Both of these new rugged Bullitt smartphones have 6.6-inch screens, as well as a 5,000 milliampere-hour battery. 

Bullitt said that its new smartphone can last for up to two days. Of course, the new Bullitt smartphone models will also support 5G connectivity. 

When it comes to receiving messages, users will rely on Bullitt Messenger, a satellite messaging app, to send and accept standard SMS. 

Thanks to this, Bullitt users can send and receive SMS in just around 10 seconds. This is quicker compared to handset models using near-instant speed internet.

Bullitt's Other Satellite Internet Efforts

Aside from the new rugged device, Bullitt also announced that its Motorola Defy Satellite Link ($150) allows any smartphone to connect to satellite internet, as reported by CNET. 

This Bluetooth puck can achieve this since it is integrated with the MediaTek 6825. 

Another thing that makes the new Motorola Defy Satellite Link intriguing is that it works even with smartphones that don't have MediaTek chipsets. 

"Our solution can basically be added to any form of 5G or 4G phone, from entry-level all the way to flagship," said MediaTek Corporate Marketing VP Finbarr Moynihan. 

You can click this link to learn more about Bullitt's new Motorola Defy Satellite Link. 

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We also reported rumors claiming that the Xiaomi Civi 3 specifications could underperform. 

For more news updates about smartphones and satellite connectivity, always keep your tabs open here at TechTimes.  

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