> the signals will probably be some manner of 3G (or even LTE). That contradicts the details that are in the article: "Google lobbyists are targeting regulator

> the signals will probably be some manner of 3G (or even LTE). That contradicts the details that are in the article: "Google lobbyists are targeting regulators across developing countries to allow them to use airwaves currently reserved for television broadcasts - which operate at lower frequencies and can therefore penetrate buildings and travel longer distances than current WiFi technology." It looks like it will depend on access points that serve as routers.