Vyralize: Google plans to bring WiFi to remote parts of Africa and Asia using low frequency white space television airwaves.
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I love you Google. You find the websites, answer my questions, and find where I need to go. You can have my personal contact info anytime.
umm.... what about lightning storms?
wifi is the last thing africa needs to be worrying about. first goal of africans need to be get food. second goal is to get to south africa and get educated. third goal is to move to another country save your money and bring the rest of your family over. tell the people who are already in africa to stop having kids so its cheaper to bring them over and they can have kids in america and or a better country.
goals are easy if you have nothing to lose.
or they could start an online business?
Lol America is going to hell anyway.
Look at xbox one.
How about using these in America? People just assume America has this great internet when in fact it's horrible compared to other developed nations. Not only is it slower, it's also much more expensive because there's no competition. And that's the people that CAN get broadband. For rural America, they're STILL stuck with dial up or rip-off satellite internet. Believe it or not, AOL still makes a fortune off of dial-up because of how many people are stuck with it(dial-up) as their only option.