Google 'Project Loon' technology is still on the test phase. If successful, it could allow underdeveloped countries to advance via online connectivity without the need to lay costly fiber cable lines or propagate internet signal wirelessly through cellsites.
With Google’s internet-beaming balloon, people in far-flung villages can get broadband access to be able to gather useful information that can improve their socio-economic lives.
The report said each balloon would provide internet service for an area “twice the size of New York City.” That’s about 1,250 square kilometers or 780 square miles, with or without terrains.
With Google’s internet-beaming balloon, people in far-flung villages can get broadband access to be able to gather useful information that can improve their socio-economic lives.
The report said each balloon would provide internet service for an area “twice the size of New York City.” That’s about 1,250 square kilometers or 780 square miles, with or without terrains.