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Facebook to Test Internet Beaming Drones in 2015
Mark Zuckerberg had unveiled Facebook's Connectivity Lab and its partnership with the Internet.org project in March this year.
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Facebook Is No Longer Building an Internet-Beaming Aircraft
Facebook said it is closing the project as there were other companies investing in the same kind of technology.
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Facebook Aquila Internet-Beaming Drone Lands Successfully in Second Test
Facebook called the first test, in June 2016, a success after the Aquila drone flew above the Arizona desert for 1 hour and 36 minutes, three times longer than planned.
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Why Facebook's Internet-Beaming Aquila Drone Came Crashing Down
A report in November revealed that the National Transportation Safety Board was investigating an accident during the test flight.
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Facebook's Internet-Delivery Drone Completes First Test Flight
Social media giant Facebook has successfully carried out its first test flight of a solar-powered drone designed to provide faster and inexpensive internet access to remote regions of the world.
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Facebook Moves Ahead Toward Internet Drone Air Fleet
The 'Aquila' drone prototype has a wingspan greater than that of a Boeing 737 passenger jet, and weighs about as much as a small car.
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Facebook to Test Internet Beaming Drones in 2015
Mark Zuckerberg had unveiled Facebook's Connectivity Lab and its partnership with the Internet.org project in March this year.
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Facebook to Test Internet Beaming Drones in 2015
Mark Zuckerberg had unveiled Facebook's Connectivity Lab and its partnership with the Internet.org project in March this year.
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Facebook in talks to acquire drone company for $60 million: report
The high-flying drones would give Facebook, the world's No.1 Internet social network, the ability to beam wireless Internet access to consumers in undeveloped parts of the world, according to the technology blog TechCrunch. TechCrunch first reported the deal late on Monday, citing an anonymous source.
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Facebook to Test Internet Beaming Drones in 2015
Mark Zuckerberg had unveiled Facebook's Connectivity Lab and its partnership with the Internet.org project in March this year.
-
Facebook Is No Longer Building an Internet-Beaming Aircraft
Facebook said it is closing the project as there were other companies investing in the same kind of technology.
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Facebook Aquila Internet-Beaming Drone Lands Successfully in Second Test
Facebook called the first test, in June 2016, a success after the Aquila drone flew above the Arizona desert for 1 hour and 36 minutes, three times longer than planned.
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Why Facebook's Internet-Beaming Aquila Drone Came Crashing Down
A report in November revealed that the National Transportation Safety Board was investigating an accident during the test flight.
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Facebook's Internet-Delivery Drone Completes First Test Flight
Social media giant Facebook has successfully carried out its first test flight of a solar-powered drone designed to provide faster and inexpensive internet access to remote regions of the world.
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Facebook Moves Ahead Toward Internet Drone Air Fleet
The 'Aquila' drone prototype has a wingspan greater than that of a Boeing 737 passenger jet, and weighs about as much as a small car.
-
Facebook to Test Internet Beaming Drones in 2015
Mark Zuckerberg had unveiled Facebook's Connectivity Lab and its partnership with the Internet.org project in March this year.
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Facebook to Test Internet Beaming Drones in 2015
Mark Zuckerberg had unveiled Facebook's Connectivity Lab and its partnership with the Internet.org project in March this year.
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Facebook in talks to acquire drone company for $60 million: report
The high-flying drones would give Facebook, the world's No.1 Internet social network, the ability to beam wireless Internet access to consumers in undeveloped parts of the world, according to the technology blog TechCrunch. TechCrunch first reported the deal late on Monday, citing an anonymous source.
