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T-Mobile is introducing satellite coverage to its plans in JulyThe T-Satellite service is now in beta and free to tryMost modern phones are compatibleT-Mobile has launched a nationwide beta for its new satellite phone service, allowing users to stay connected in areas without traditional cell coverage.Called T-Satellite, the feature connects automatically when you're out of range of cellular networks, enabling basic connectivity in remote locations. The beta is currently free to join and open to anyone, regardless of carrier, through the end of July.During the beta, users will be able to send and receive texts, make calls, and access data via satellite. You can sign up for the beta now by providing an email address with no special hardware required - according to the T&C's, most modern smartphones will be eligible.T-Mobile is planning on rolling out the T-Satellite service at no extra cost with the carrier's high-end Experience Beyond and Go5G Next plans at some point in July this year. Customers who opt into the Experience More plan now will receive satellite coverage for free through the end of the year.Also available on other carriers(Image credit: T-Mobile)Interestingly, the carrier's T-Satellite service will also be available to customers on other networks, including both Verizon and AT&T.While the initial beta period is free to all, the service will be available at an introductory price of $10 per month. According to the FAQ, that will equate to a $5/mo saving in total. Note, as of writing, the carrier has not confirmed how long the introductory pricing will be available.You might also likeWhat is Starlink? How to get the satellite service for free on your phoneNo, iOS 18.3 doesn't install Starlink on your iPhoneThe best T-Mobile deals for June 2025

Salesforce UKI CEO declares it's time for the "digital labour revolution"AI agents set to play an increasingly vital role at firms everywhereAgentforce can be "the agentic layer for your enterprise", Salesforce saysThe next stage in business AI adoption will see agents become a vital part of the workforce, no matter your industry, Salesforce leaders have declared.Speaking at its Agentforce World Tour London event, Zahra Bahrololoumi CBE, Salesforce UKI CEO, said it was time for the “digital labour revolution” as AI agents take a more central role in businesses everywhere.“This is a moment where we get extend our teams and unlock additional capacity with AI agents working alongside us,” she declared, “and we need this now more than ever, because customers expect more.”AI agents everywhereBahrololoumi highlighted the increasing role of AI agents as the next step along a technological journey that has seen businesses embrace the Internet, cloud computing mobile, and now AI.Salesforce has been able to support its customers along each step of this journey, she noted, and wants to play a key role in AI adoption, a move which she noted is, “quite possibly bigger than the arrival of the internet.”Today’s consumers and business clients want personal and human experiences, proactive scheduling and more interactive experiences in their business dealing, she noted, “customers want this 24/7 - but the reality is many customers are struggling to keep up.”Instead of having to choose between quality and scale, or burning out human workers, AI agents can play a key role, Salesforce believes.Bahrololoumi explained that Agentforce can offer "workforces without limits...agents with real agency, they don't just talk, they take action and they resolve your customer's issues 24/7.”"Agentforce isn't just a suite of tools, it's the agentic layer for your enterprise," she declared, “it's time for companies to take advantage of the digital labour revolution."To back up these views, Salesforce revealed its Digital Labour Trends Report, which claims UK C-suite businesses leaders believe digital labour will provide a 25% boost in productivity.The research also found UK firms are now fully embracing AI agents, with over three-quarters (78%) of organizations already using AI agents, and 14% planning to adopt the technology in the next six months.“Every board and business must prepare for this organizational transformation, equipping their people for a workforce that is both human and digital,” commented Bahrololoumi, “this is the digital labour revolution.”You might also likeSalesforce CEO: Get ready for agents - the third wave of AISalesforce gives AI agents the power to be proactive and autonomous like never beforeCheck out the best AI tools and best AI writers

James Gunn has confirmed that a new Wonder Woman movie is in the worksThe DCU Chapter One film is "being written right now", Gunn saysDC fans have drawn up a wish-list of actors they want to play Diana PrinceDiana Prince is coming to the DC Universe (DCU) earlier than anyone expected after James Gunn confirmed that a new Wonder Woman movie is in development.Speaking to Entertainment Weekly (EW), the co-chief of DC Studios surprisingly revealed that a Wonder Woman film is not only "being written right now", but also being worked on separately to Paradise Lost.The latter is a Max TV show that would be a Game of Thrones-inspired project based on Themyscira, aka the idyllic, all-female island nation Diana Prince hails from. Paradise Lost was announced as part of the DCU Chapter One lineup in January 2023, but, as Gunn also told EW, progress is moving slowly on this series' development.It'll be a few years before we see Wonder Woman make her DCU debut (Image credit: DC Comics)A Wonder Woman movie announcement isn't a shock in itself – after all, the Amazonian is a member of DC Comics' iconic Trinity of superheroes. If you weren't aware, the others are Superman and Batman.Still, considering that Paradise Lost was meant to act as a precursor to Wonder Woman's eventual arrival in the DCU, I don't think anyone predicted that Gunn would confirm a Diana Prince-led project is already being worked on. I say that after Gunn sparked excitement over Wonder Woman's DCU debut less than a month ago (at the time of publication, anyway), too.Which actor do fans want to play Wonder Woman in the DCU?Gal Gadot is the latest actor to portray Diana Prince on the big screen (Image credit: Warner Bros)It'll be a few years before Wonder Woman returns on the big screen. We don't actually know how much work has been completed on its screenplay, nor do we have any idea about which actor will follow in the footsteps of Gal Gadot and Lynda Carter, who've previously played Diana Prince in a live-action capacity.For his part, Gunn told EW he and fellow DC Studios co-chief Peter Safran haven't opened the casting call yet. That hasn't stopped DC devotees from drawing up a shortlist of actors they'd like to see tackle the role. Indeed, threads on the DC Cinematic and DCU Leaks Reddit pages, as well as one on ResetEra, are full of suggestions from comic-book fans and casual observers alike.Lots of great options are being proposed, too. Monica Barbaro (A Complete Unknown, Fubar), May Calamawy (Moon Knight), Charlee Fraser (Anyone But You, Furiosa), Melissanthi Mahut (The Sandman), and Elizabeth Dulau (Andor) have all been fan-cast since the news broke.Comment from r/DCULeaksHowever, it's another Star Wars alumnus – one who joined Dulau on Andor's cast roster – who's the clear favorite among many DC fans: Adria Arjona.I could see that happening. I think any of the aforementioned actors would be a good fit to play Diana Prince, but Arjona would certainly be my top pick to assume the role of one of DC Comics' most popular heroes.She's shown she has the capabilities to play such a multidimensional character in numerous projects, including Andor, Hit Man, Blink Twice, and Good Omens. Make it so, Messrs Gunn and Safran, and I'm sure you'll make plenty of people happy.You might also likeFind out everything we know about James Gunn's Superman movieOr get the lowdown on Supergirl: Woman of TomorrowAlternatively, learn more about Peacemaker season 2 ahead of its Max debut

Sales of the Nintendo Switch are off to a very strong startMore than 3.5 million units have been sold in just four daysIt's now the fastest-selling Nintendo console everNintendo Switch 2 sales have got off to a very strong start, with the console smashing through records in less than a week following its June 5 launch.The Nintendo Switch 2 sold more than 3.5 million units worldwide in just four days, making the fastest-selling Nintendo console ever. As Nintendo's biggest launch, it's currently outpacing sales of previous successes like the Wii and Nintendo DS.To put that figure in context, the original Nintendo Switch, which was a highly popular console by any measure, sold 2.74 million units in its launch month.As Mat Piscatella, executive director of video games at market research firm Circana, points out, the sales of any console within its first week is largely down to how much supply is available.We already know that Nintendo has been preparing for the Nintendo Switch 2 launch for quite some time, having significantly more Nintendo Switch 2 units ready at launch than its predecessor.The deciding factor in the console's success will be whether it maintains this trajectory. As market research firm DFC Intelligence predicts that the Nintendo Switch 2 could shift 100 million units by the end of 2029, it seems likely.The Nintendo Switch 2 is available now. It costs $449.99 / £395.99 . A bundle that includes a digital copy of Mario Kart World is also available for $499.99 / £429.99.You might also like...Hitman World of Assassination – Signature Edition brings one of my favorite games ever to Nintendo Switch 2, and I just can’t put it downDeltarune is brilliantly bizarre, and a must-play on Nintendo Switch 2Disappointed by the Nintendo Switch 2's battery life? I quadrupled it with this cheap accessory

Mindseye has launched with numerous bugs and performance issuesPlayers have taken to social media to share clips and frustrationsThe developer insists fixes and improvements are in the worksDeveloper Build A Rocket Boy's Mindseye has officially launched, and first impressions haven't exactly been glowing. No shortage of players have taken to social media to express frustrations regarding the game's performance, price point, and a smattering of inexcusable bugs and glitches.Some rather unfortunate screenshots and clips have surfaced on sites like X / Twitter. One shows a character stretching into an eldritch abomination after being hit by a buggy. Another shows that facial animations aren't exactly what we'd call realistic, to put it lightly.Another rather humorous post shows that Mindseye's non-player character civilians have a hard time fighting back when attacked, either by firing their gun into the air or wandering off into busy traffic.Creepiest Bug I have ever witnessed since AC Unity #MindsEye pic.twitter.com/qHOgYmHRIgJune 10, 2025Mindseye's Steam page tells a pretty grim tale, too. At the time of writing, the game sits at a 'Mixed' 42% rating with roughly 800 user reviews."It’s got that typical bad Unreal Engine feel to it," says the top rated review. "The story is somewhat interesting, but the gameplay is just unplayable, it’s nowhere near optimised.""The game suffers from some serious technical issues," reads another, "objects and environments load way too slowly, and you literally see them pop into existence right in front of you. It breaks immersion completely and gives the whole experience a very choppy and unfinished feel."It's not all bad, though. Near unanimous praise seems to be levied at Mindseye's early story beats which point to an enjoyable sci-fi premise and setting. Others also feel that the gunplay and driving are satisfying, as you'd expect from a studio that features ex-Grand Theft Auto talent.Mindseye did launch with a day one patch that's yet to be deployed on Xbox Series X|S consoles, and the developer has taken to Reddit to promise further performance improvements (thanks, Eurogamer). But for now, you're probably better off avoiding Mindseye until it's received some substantial improvements.You might also like...Lies of P director confirms new Overture DLC's difficulty will be nerfed based on player feedback: 'We identified areas that did not turn out quite as we intended'Nintendo announces the first-ever Splatoon spin-off in the least exciting way possibleActivision is reportedly still 'committed' to bringing Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 to Nintendo Switch 2