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Globalstar today announced a series of senior leadership and organizational changes to drive growth within the Commercial IoT sector.

Amongst these changes, Globalstar has appointed Jim Mandala to the role of Vice President of Commercial IoT Sales with global responsibilities. Mandala has been with Globalstar for 15 years, and previously held the Vice President General Manager title overseeing sales in Canada and Europe, in addition to restructuring business operations in Africa.

 

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SPOT LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Globalstar, Inc. (NYSE American: GSAT) and leader in satellite messaging and emergency notification technologies, today announced its partnership with monthly subscription box service, Battlbox. As part of the partnership, Battlbox Pro Box subscribers will receive a SPOT Gen4, the next generation of the SPOT Satellite GPS Messenger™, with up to 6 months of service. Read More >

Globalstar has signed an agreement to supply satellite services to Ceres Tag, a direct-to-satellite animal tracking platform. The Ceres Tag is a smart ear tag that weighs just over one ounce, that attaches to the animal and automatically sends the data to the cloud via the Globalstar Satellite Network.  Read More >

Globalstar, Inc. today announced that business partner Nokia has entered into an agreement with Tideworks Technology, to deploy Globalstar’s Band 53 spectrum at the Port of Seattle, Terminal 5. This deployment marks the second collaboration between Globalstar and Nokia at a United States Port. Read More >

Stay in contact and even call for help with the SPOT X Satellite Communication Device. Send and receive text messages to and from any cell phone or email address even when there’s no cellular service, and call for emergency services in case of trouble with its S.O.S. signaling feature. Read More >

Stay in contact and even call for help with the SPOT X Satellite Communication Device. Send text messages to any cell phone or email address even when there’s no cellular service, and call for emergency services in case of trouble with its S.O.S. signaling feature. Read More >

Mobile phones are a godsend when it comes to being able to stay in touch with friends and family mostly anywhere on the planet. I say “mostly” because there are spots where your mobile phone just won’t work. This is because there are areas where there aren’t any cell towers to transmit signals and that’s why we also have ways of communicating via satellite instead. Read More >

With each Spot X assigned their own dedicated U.S. number, adventurers can use this tiny 2-way satellite messenger to text and email friends and family when they’re off-grid, send S.O.S. messages to a 24/7 Search & Rescue service, and even track their expeditions in a cloud-based mapping system for everyone back home to follow along as they make their way through whichever backcountry has been calling. Read More >

In the movies, spies use GPS devices to track stuff around the globe. But you can't use just any GPS device, because it needs to be able to transmit its location to a gadget you disguise discreetly as a brandy snifter. Or, if you're not a Double-0 in the employ of MI-6, you can check using a mobile app. Spot Trace is a tracker designed to keep tabs on anything -- a car, boat, snowmobile, you name it -- with a long-life battery. Right now, you can get your own Spot Trace for $49.89, which is $50 off the usual price.  Read More >

An excuse to disconnect is one of the most compelling aspects of a trip into the wilds. Still, the ability to check in, track location, and, in a pinch, summon help, remains critical for serious adventures. The SPOT Gen4 one-way GPS Satellite Messenger marks one of the latest solutions. Read More >