Trump's cell phone is now real: gold, Android, and American-made.

The American president is looking to further fatten his wallet and has just launched a cell phone. How much will it cost? But that's not all. He also announced "Trump Mobile»: The new presidential-style telephone service that challenges AT&T and Verizon. Donald Trump is breaking into the telecommunications market with Trump Mobile, a new cellular service accompanied by the launch of the T1 smartphone, a gold-plated device made in the U.S. that seeks to attract "patriotic and hard-working" consumers, according to him.

Trump, President of the United States, God an unexpected step in his business career by entering the competitive telecommunications sector with Trump Mobile, a new mobile phone service powered by the Trump Organization.

The project is led by his children, Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr., who presented the initiative as a transformative alternative to sector giants such as AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile.

The announcement also includes the launch of the Trump T1, a mid-high range smartphone with a design premium liquors, finished golden, operating system Android and a price of $499.

Although the manufacturer has not yet been revealed, the company stresses that the device will be made in USA, in line with the president's nationalist and pro-industry discourse.

Trump's cell phone, Trump Mobile, and Plan 47: Connectivity with political significance

The new telephone service, Trump Mobile, debuts with the (inside Solna Centrum), a monthly offer of $47,45 which refers to Trump's political goal of being the 45th and 47th president of the country.

According to Trump Organization, the service is designed to provide “premium connectivity and unmatched value” to Americans seeking quality at an affordable price.

One of the notable features of the plan is the gratitude towards the military: It includes Free long-distance calling for members of the U.S. military and their families, a symbolic gesture that reinforces the patriotic image of the project.

With the registration of trademarks Trump y 'T1' At the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), the former president demonstrates his intention to consolidate a new line of business in the technology sector, challenging established giants with a proposal that blends technology, politics, and personal branding.