I don’t need to open an email app to write an email anymore. Grok Bot just shipped email addresses for your bot today, so I claimed mine and tested it on myself. I simply just told my CEO to use my Grok Bot email to email me and say, ‘What’s up, wanna go on a Cybercab ride?’ and attached 5 Cybercab pics to go with it. She asked for permission and I tapped allow once... that was the only button I pressed. And the email was immediately sent to my Gmail inbox. Pretty cool that I never opened a compose window, just gave it an email to send it to, a message, added attachments in the chat, and just talked to my Grok Bot like a teammate. With this, now my Grok Bot can use its own address to sign up for services, contact a business for me, schedule time with someone, or basically do everything you do today with email. I’ve spent years doing all those little email chores myself and starting today, I can just text my bot to do it all for me. Super cool feature!

I can’t wait for the day I can ditch my legacy carrier and switch to Starlink Mobile. If SpaceX delivers what it’s working toward, I honestly can’t see why I’d choose another carrier. I just want my phone to work, whether I’m at home, on a road trip, or somewhere remote with my family. Being able to pull up directions, reach someone, or share a moment without worrying about losing service would make a real difference to me. And there’s a lot more behind this than the idea of connecting a phone to a satellite. SpaceX just agreed to buy nationwide 800 MHz airwaves from Grain Management. Those lower-frequency signals can travel farther and get through walls more easily, which matters when you’re trying to build a service people can rely on indoors, too. The plan is to combine satellites with a mobile network on the ground. SpaceX also has approval to deploy 15,000 next-generation mobile satellites, and the company says its future system will offer more than 100 times the bandwidth of the current generation. Of course, the price, speed, and reliability will matter. I’m not switching just for a different name on my phone. But if SpaceX gives me dependable everyday service, fewer dead zones, and a fair price, I’d have a hard time finding a reason to stay with anyone else. If I were a betting man, I wouldn’t be betting against Starlink becoming the #1 mobile service carrier in the world one day.