- According to Infinix, global satellite calling on the Note 60 series is built as an always-on emergency connection rather than a novelty add-on
- The transmission speeds are limited to just 4Kbps, but Infinix claims the system is optimized for HD voice calls and two-way SMS
- Infinix says the phone can automatically switch between satellite and roaming networks allowing it to maintain connectivity even in areas with no traditional mobile signal
- Infinix has also introduced the HydroFlow liquid cooling system on Note 60
- Dual piezoelectric ceramic pumps push coolant at a rate of 6.5ml per minute through the company’s new cooling architecture
- The setup is paired with a new vibrating piezoelectric fan that uses ultra-thin vibrating blades that are 0.1mm thick and pulse 25,000 times per second
- The company is also tapping into the gaming accessories market with industry’s first split controller featuring pressure-sensitive touchpad designed for ultra-low latency and mouse-grade microswitches
- The Note 60 series features a smart back panel using photochromic and thermochromic materials to shift colors and animate based on light and temperature
- The company also introduced its AI Module Universe, a modular ecosystem of magnetic accessories including a conferencing module for instant translation, a VlogCam module, a professional microphone module and an expandable battery pack called StackPower

- Near-global coverage (around two-thirds of Earth’s surface)
- Two-way voice calls and SMS via satellite
- 4kbps transmission support
- Seamless switching between mobile roaming and satellite network
- No additional registration required
- Supports speaker mode and Bluetooth headset calling
- Reliable connectivity in remote areas and signal dead zones