Google Launched First Wi-fi Network in Uganda

Google has launched its first wi-fi network in Uganda's capital Kampala, as part of a project to broaden access to affordable high-speed internet, With not just a matter of access there speed network in whole city. Also try to make some better work with there capabilities to connect peoples happily.             

The search king is making the broadband wireless network available to local internet providers, who will then charge customers for access.

The web giant says the network is now live in 120 key locations in Kampala.

Official statistics show Uganda has about 8.5 million internet users, making up 23% of the population.

 

Google hopes that by improving internet capacity in the city, local telecom companies will then be able to offer faster, cheaper broadband access to their customers.

The company estimates that one day's unlimited data using the new network should cost 1,000 Ugandan shillings ($0.30, £0.20), although local providers will decide how much they want to charge for the service.

Data and critics say it is better chances to flourished there networks in uganda’s rural areas, which helps peoples to surfing internet very easily which is limited too.

The wireless network forms part of a wider project to improve web infrastructure in Africa, which has seen Google lay 800km (500 miles) of cables in Uganda to establish a fibre optic network.

There are now plans to expand the project to the Ghanaian cities of Accra, Tema and Kumasi. In future there were better expectations of major telecoms and IT companies to support Uganda for expanded more technology and other services to make a extraordinary in markets. Not just making hefty market in city only its also helps peoples from Uganda to counting there good times in new era of scenario.