How to get your smartphone to work anywhere on the planet


When travelling around the Australian outback, even a kilometer out could mean complete isolation, therefore when you are stranded outside mobile range it is important to retain a constant communication link with family and friends in case of an emergency or injuries.

Transform your smart phone

Being in a remote area it does not have to mean you are cut off from the rest of the world.
The Iridium GO! is a compact handheld Wi-Fi hotspot that links to your mobile phone, tablet or iPad. The device is easy to set up and once turned on, you will have the versatility to communicate via text-based email, two-way satellite voice/SMS exchange and updating your social media text posts within a 30 meter radius- just download the free Iridium GO! and Iridium Mail and Web app and you can transform your smart phone into a satellite phone. This great little device can also connect up to 5 smart devices making it a great option for people traveling in groups-allowing you to take turns in making/ receiving calls. With most of us co-depending on our mobile phones, the GO! is perfect for those who cannot bear to be without their smartphones.
Furthermore, the Iridium GO! comes with handy features such as customized third-party apps that supports a full range of global communication platforms that will allow you to text post on Facebook and Twitter. The Iridium GO! is the perfect companion to keep you connected to your friends and family , with one of the smallest form-factors in the industry that can fit in your pocket or stowed away in your backpack, you can comfortably take Iridium GO! anywhere you travel.

The Satellite Solution
 People rely on a satellite network when terrestrial networks are not available.
 When venturing into the areas that are well off the beaten track, a satellite phone is necessary to alert others if you are in trouble. Unlike a traditional portable hotspot that connects to a cellular network, the GO! is designed make calls, send and receive text messages. If you’re outside and have an unobstructed view of the horizon, the GO! will be able to connect to Iridium’s network.
In addition to letting users stay in touch with the outside world, the GO! can also be set to emit a GPS SOS distress beacon that’ll bring first responders to your location almost anywhere in the world. The SOS feature gives you emergency support by the GEOS Travel Safety Group wherever you go with no additional charge. Simply press the red button on the device, and you’ll receive the help you need. The best part is you can access this function directly through your mobile phone app. The GO! also comes with an IP code of 65, this means it’s completely dustproof and it is water resistant enough to survive being dinged by a strong stream of liquid, this was designed for the GO! to withstand any emergency scenario.
 

If you are looking to purchase the Iridium GO! then SatPhone Shop will be your one stop shop! With years of satellite telecommunication experience from sales and marketing right across to engineering you will not only have a price guarantee promise but excellent customer support. The Iridium GO! starts at $1145 including GST with $0 upfront payment on a 12- or 24-month Telstra contract, with plans starting as low as $45 a month. SatPhone Shop also offer affordable no contract plans starting at $55/ month and an great value package called the “$185 GO unlimited” which offers unlimited data and SMS and 150 mins talk time each month. Prepaid solutions with no contract plans are also available that can include data/SMS and included voice calls.SatPhone Shop also provides Iridium GO! bundles which are available from just $1295 including GST, these come with various accessories (also available for purchase separately) that will compliment your GO! such as extra battery packs, hard protective cases , antenna adapter and much more…

If you’re looking to buy , rent or you simply have a query, you can visit www.satphoneshop.com , call
1300 368 611 or email sales@satphoneshop.com 

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