Nairobi — The easiest, most reliable way to connect to the internet, anywhere in the world, even when you don’t have electricity.
Anyone who has worked in the field -- or anyplace far from the world’s most wired urban areas -- knows how hard it can be to get connected and stay online. And yet the equipment used to connect in Kenya, or India, or the rest of the developing world is the same as that used in New York and London, even though the conditions are completely different.
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