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- Global News , Innovation , Tech , Technology
- May 12, 2025
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Aerospace Engineer Unveils Hack for Unlimited Free Internet Anywhere on Earth
While millions of households continue to pay high prices for slow and unreliable internet, one former SpaceX engineer is rewriting the rules of global connectivity. Meet Alex Morel the aerospace innovator who left SpaceX to launch his own satellite and is now offering free, high-speed internet access for life to early adopters of his revolutionary system. 🚀 The Mission to Connect the World: From SpaceX to OrbitNet After seven years at SpaceX working on cutting-edge satellite systems, Alex Morel stepped away in 2022 to pursue a bold vision: to make fast, reliable internet accessible and free for everyone regardless of location or income. With private funding secured, Alex launched OrbitNet, a proprietary satellite system, into low Earth orbit in 2023 using, in a twist of fate, a Falcon 9 rocket from his former employer. His goal? To test and deliver a global internet signal that bypasses traditional telecom giants and eliminates recurring internet costs. “I’ve always believed internet access is a basic right, not a luxury,” Alex told Techno Mag. “With OrbitNet, we’re proving that free and unlimited global internet is achievable today.” 📡 Introducing SmartWifi: The Pocket-Sized Device That Delivers FREE Internet Anywhere To bring this vision to users everywhere, Alex developed SmartWifi a compact, rechargeable device that connects directly to OrbitNet’s satellite signal and creates a local Wi-Fi hotspot. No SIM card. No contracts. No monthly bills. Just turn it on, and enjoy secure, high-speed internet access anytime, anywhere. 🌍 How It Works: Simple. Powerful. Plug-and-Play. Using SmartWifi is incredibly easy and requires no technical setup. Here’s how it works: Whether you’re traveling, working remotely, or living in a rural area, SmartWifi ensures you’re never disconnected. 🌟 Why Tech Enthusiasts Are Calling It a Game-Changer The internet industry is about to face a major disruption just like bookstores did with Amazon and taxis with Uber. SmartWifi is already generating buzz for its ability to eliminate costly subscriptions and offer true digital freedom. Here’s what makes SmartWifi revolutionary: ✅ Free Internet Access – No monthly payments ever✅ High-Speed Performance – AI-enhanced speed optimization✅ Military-Grade Security – Private password and encryption✅ Works Anywhere – Coverage across continents, oceans, and remote regions✅ Ultra-Portable – Lightweight and travel-ready✅ Device-Friendly – Compatible with all Wi-Fi enabled gadgets✅ Long Battery Life – Up to 10 hours on a single charge✅ Huge Savings – Cut internet costs by hundreds each year 🛰️ How Can a Satellite Provide Free Internet? OrbitNet’s global coverage is powered…
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- Innovation , Local News , News , Tech , Technology
- April 3, 2025
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- 5 minutes Read
Ghana AI Summit & Awards 2025 Celebrates Visionary Leaders and Cutting-Edge AI Breakthroughs
The Ghana AI Summit & Awards 2025, the nation’s foremost gathering on artificial intelligence (AI), has once again proven to be a landmark event, recognizing the brightest minds and most transformative innovations shaping Ghana’s technological future. Held with great enthusiasm and participation from industry leaders, policymakers, researchers, and tech enthusiasts, this year’s summit underscored the rapid advancements and far-reaching impact of AI across various sectors. The awards ceremony, a highlight of the event, honored individuals and organizations that have demonstrated exceptional ingenuity in leveraging AI to solve real-world challenges, drive economic growth, and foster inclusive development. One of the standout innovations celebrated at this year’s summit was an AI-powered system designed for cocoa disease detection, a breakthrough poised to revolutionize Ghana’s agricultural sector. Developed by researcher Miracle A. Atinashie, this cutting-edge solution addresses a critical challenge faced by cocoa farmers early and accurate detection of crop diseases. By harnessing AI’s predictive capabilities, the system enhances crop health monitoring, reduces yield losses, and ultimately boosts productivity. This innovation exemplifies how AI can be a game-changer for Ghana’s agriculture, a sector that remains the backbone of the economy. The recognition of such projects at the summit highlights the growing intersection of technology and traditional industries, paving the way for smarter, more sustainable practices. Beyond agriculture, the summit showcased AI’s transformative potential in financial services. Fido, an AI-driven fintech startup, was lauded for its credit scoring algorithms that are expanding financial inclusion across the country. By leveraging machine learning to assess creditworthiness, Fido is enabling underserved populations to access loans and other financial services, thereby empowering small businesses and individuals. Another notable solution in this space was Notify’s AI-powered text-to-speech bulk voice call platform, which is streamlining business communications and customer engagement. These innovations demonstrate how AI is not just a tool for efficiency but also a catalyst for equitable economic growth. The social impact of AI was another key theme at the summit, with Abena AI earning accolades as Africa’s first offline AI voice assistant. Designed to function without constant internet connectivity, this innovation is bridging the digital divide in rural and low-resource settings, making AI accessible to a broader audience. Similarly, AI’s role in cybersecurity was highlighted through Dr. Michael Abobor’s work on detecting social engineering attacks a critical advancement in safeguarding digital infrastructure. These projects underscore AI’s potential to address pressing societal challenges while ensuring that technological progress benefits all segments of the population. Dr. Kwami Ahiabenu, Chair of…
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- Innovation , News
- January 30, 2025
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Illegal Mining in Water Bodies: EPA Ag. CEO Warns That No One, Including Politicians, Will Be Spared
Professor Nana Ama Browne Klutse, the Acting Chief Executive Officer of the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA), has firmly stated that her organization will take decisive action, including the arrest and prosecution of individuals involved in illegal mining activities in and around water bodies. In an exclusive interview with Onuaonline’s Akua Sarpomaa on January 29, 2025, at her office, Professor Nana Klutse firmly stated that mining activities around water bodies in Ghana cannot and will not be allowed. She emphasized the urgent need to curb the rising trend of illegal mining, particularly within and around the country’s water resources. “We are extremely concerned about the alarming increase in mining activities near water bodies across the nation. As an Authority, it is our responsibility to enforce the law and ensure that these illegal practices are eradicated,” she asserted. Professor Klutse highlighted the importance of adhering to Ghana’s environmental laws, which require all mining operations to obtain the necessary permits before commencing activities. She further stressed the need for sustainable mining practices that minimize the environmental impact, ensuring that natural resources are preserved for future generations. “All mining activities must strictly comply with the environmental laws of Ghana, including obtaining the required permits and implementing sustainable mining methods that mitigate environmental damage,” she added. The issue of illegal mining, commonly known as ‘galamsey,’ has been a longstanding problem in Ghana, significantly affecting water quality and the overall ecosystem. Professor Klutse made it clear that her office is committed to enforcing the law, regardless of who is involved. “I do not know of any so-called ‘big man’ or politician engaging in such illegal activities, but let me be clear no one is above the law in this country. If we discover any high-profile individual involved in illegal mining, we will ensure that they face the full force of the law,” she stated firmly. Professor Klutse also called for collective efforts from all Ghanaians, including the media, to help combat illegal mining. She encouraged citizens to report any ongoing illegal mining operations to the relevant authorities, emphasizing that public vigilance is crucial in addressing the menace. “I am pleading with all Ghanaians and the media if you know of any illegal mining sites that are still operational, please inform the authorities or contact our dedicated hotlines at 0506699466 or 0506694760,” she urged. Illegal mining continues to pose a severe threat to Ghana’s environment, particularly its water bodies, which serve as a vital resource for…
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- Innovation
- December 20, 2024
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Man convicted for repeatedly lying about inventing Bitcoin
A computer scientist, Craig Wright, has been found guilty of contempt of court for repeatedly and falsely claiming to be Satoshi Nakamoto, the mysterious inventor of Bitcoin. Despite a High Court ruling in March declaring that Wright was not Satoshi and ordering him to cease such claims, he continued to launch legal battles asserting intellectual property rights to Bitcoin, including a $1.2 trillion (£911 billion) claim. Justice Mellor of the High Court described Wright’s actions as a “flagrant breach” of the earlier ruling. As a result, Wright has been sentenced to 12 months in prison, suspended for two years. This means any further claims of being Bitcoin’s creator could lead to his imprisonment. Wright, an Australian residing in the UK, appeared at the hearing via videolink but refused to disclose his exact location, stating only that he was in Asia. This complicates enforcement, as UK authorities would need to issue an international arrest warrant should they wish to detain him. A Pattern of “Legal Terrorism” Wright’s legal campaigns to establish himself as Bitcoin’s creator have been described in court as “legal terrorism,” causing significant personal and financial distress to his targets. Justice Mellor dismissed Wright’s arguments as “legal nonsense” and noted his apparent awareness of jurisdictions without UK extradition agreements. Since 2016, Wright has claimed to be Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous figure credited with inventing Bitcoin, the world’s first and largest cryptocurrency. If true, the real Satoshi would control a fortune estimated at $100 billion (£80 billion) in Bitcoin. Failure to Prove His Claim Despite Wright’s assertions, he has failed to provide definitive evidence to substantiate his claim, leading the cryptocurrency community to largely dismiss him. Instead, Wright pursued costly lawsuits against individuals and companies disputing his position. This legal onslaught prompted the Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA), a coalition of industry players, to take Wright to court. In a landmark ruling earlier this year, the High Court sided with COPA, stating that Wright had “lied extensively” in his bid to be recognized as Satoshi. Fallout from Wright’s Claims During the trial, COPA lawyer Jonathan Hough criticized Wright’s behavior, describing elements of it as bordering on “farce” while acknowledging its serious implications for the cryptocurrency industry. Hough argued that Wright’s actions had created a “chilling effect” on the sector, deterring innovation and openness. “Wright joins a long list of individuals who have claimed or been suggested as the true identity of Satoshi Nakamoto. However, all such claims have either…
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