Google's Project Loon to provide internet access across Sri Lanka

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kawish_perera
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31 Jul 2015

Great Job #Google

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bucket
XNp
31 Jul 2015

AnonD-416333, 30 Jul 2015Thanks Google.....Ur awesome!!!! Thanks again for selecting Sri Lanka... Would it be used by T... moreany network bro

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AnonD-364569
tUa
31 Jul 2015

wooooow . lol by the way

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AnonD-416333
teq
30 Jul 2015

Thanks Google.....Ur awesome!!!! Thanks again for selecting Sri Lanka... Would it be used by Telecom or a private company like Dialog??

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AnonD-377464
IWU
30 Jul 2015

Ohh i luv google...

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Anonymous
iwp
30 Jul 2015

Wow..! :-) for us . . . ? awesome. .

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Eske Rahn
3ii
30 Jul 2015

Anonymous, 30 Jul 2015try reading about it before commenting next time. the balloons run in the stratosphere. which ... moreThere are a lot of wind there, you might try to read about it too:

http://www.google.com/loon/how/

And to others: The same page says that it is LTE

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Caesar Sri lanka
Mi5
30 Jul 2015

its LTE technology they are going to use. they are using the local teleco providers for that. most probably they will use SLT as their core. this is agood initiative...

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T'yen
IWS
30 Jul 2015

Some websites said itz going to provide WLAN. Some people said LTE. Some are said 3G. idk

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Anonymous
FMY
30 Jul 2015

baloon, 30 Jul 2015And how they suppoe to place that baloon stagnant at a place during stroms and winds? try reading about it before commenting next time. the balloons run in the stratosphere. which would be well above weather patterns

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Anonymous
tue
30 Jul 2015

Anonymous, 30 Jul 2015The catch is that the world is putting even more power into googles hands...Google software is the most powerful in the world. Let them own us and turn us into data. Google can't ever go wrong.

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Anonymous
9Ge
30 Jul 2015

The catch is that the world is putting even more power into googles hands...

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Noob
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30 Jul 2015

They ran tests in new zealand prior to putting this to play here in Sri Lanka, so I think they've already thought about risk factors such as storms and winds.