"We are pleased to announce the return of our fast, high-quality mobile satellite voice and data solutions," said Jay Monroe, chief executive officer, Globalstar Inc. "Each successful launch and deployment of these new satellites has progressively increased performance. We expect continued performance improvements over the coming months and throughout 2012 as additional satellites become operational." "Globalstar offers tremendous value providing unmatched call clarity in a portable, satellite-based communications solution when working or traveling in remote areas," said Tim Hoerner, president of Digicom Global Inc., a leading satellite communications distributor and Globalstar authorized agent. "Our customers are currently enjoying improved call reliability that we expect will keep improving as more satellites are placed into service later this year."Globalstar aims to provide the world's highest quality mobile satellite voice and fastest mobile satellite handset data services available to customers in more than 120 countries. The second-generation satellites are designed to have a 15 year life-span giving Globalstar and its dealer network an advantage over other MSS providers. Globalstar's Qualcomm manufactured GSP-1700 is one of the smallest and lightest commercial mobile satellite handsets available and it provides customers with superior, crystal clear CDMA voice quality. Additionally, Globalstar offers the industry's fastest mobile satellite handset data speeds with localized telephone numbers (where available). Combined with a price of just £300 GBP ex VAT, the GSP-1700 offers the highest value proposition for those customers who demand superior performance in remote northern areas such as northern Canada and parts of Alaska. Globalstar customers can enjoy airtime plans starting from just €10.00 per month. For complete details and visit https://gtc.co.uk/satphone/Globalstar_Satellite_Phone_Airtime.html
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