e are proud to deliver next day installation of satellite internet service via HughesNet ™. We are the local broadband satellite internet service providers for HughesNet ™ in Wharton County. We provide satellite internet connectivity for cities in Wharton County: London. Kitchener and more

Families and business owners need access to internet connectivty without geographical boundaries. With new developments, often times broadband services are restricted based on how far you are located from a terminal. Next Day Satellite will provide immediate service to the internet without restictions.

Satellite internet technology has provided internet access to millions from fixed-position (geostationary) located approximately 22,300 miles above the earth by transmitting digital signals to subscriber antennas and receivers. Two-way satellite internet connections allows for both downstream and upstream transmissions. Two-way transmissions are the most commonly used types of satellite internet connectivity. Basically, the satellite receiver that is connected to your computer forwards digital signals to the out-door satellite antenna which then transmits signals to the satellite or transponder. The satellite then receives and decodes transmissions and forwards them to their NOC or network operations center on earth where the data request is transmitted again to the internet by land-based infrastructures.

Data transmissions from the satellite internet are then routed using the same process in reverse with their final destination being your computer. It must be noted that there may be a half-second time delay and this may or may not present a concern. Two-way satellite internet connectivity enables 24-hour access making it quite reliable. An always on connection makes connectivity more convenient and dependable than other connections. If your location makes it impossible to use DSL or cable, satellite internet service may just be the option to provide you the computer freedom you require

HughesNet ™ is the high-speed Internet solution that’s available to everyone in the contiguous US with a clear view of the southern sky. HughesNet uses satellite technology, not your phone line, to give you a super-fast, always-on Internet connection. Locations where DSL or Cable Internet is not available, HughesNet ™ is an excellent alternative. This is true for rural and in-town residents who didn't meet the economic profile from providers of DSL and Cable. . HughesNet ™ gets you online instantly, lets you surf and open pages faster and download files in a fraction of the time it takes on a dial-up modem.

(For Ennismore) 15 Ontario townships to get broadband - They’ll be saying ‘About Bloody Time!’ down in Peterborough County, Kawartha Lakes cottage country. And they’ll be saying the same thing in 15 other municipalities in Ontario. That’s because, with the news that Saskatchewan is to have 100% high speed Net in the background, all 15 are finally moving into the 21st century, dumping steam-driven dial-ups as part of the Ontario government Rural Connections Broadband Program. Under it, the province will spend $8.8 million this year to help install broadband Internet infrastructure in 15 rural communities, such as Peterborough County, says Country Guide. Given that only four weeks remain of 2008, they’ll have to move fast. Be that as it may, in partnership with the province, the township is one of 15 rural municipalities moving forward with plans to build local broadband infrastructure, it says. “Cheers and applause followed the announcement made by Peterborough MPP Jeff Leal yesterday in the Smith-Ennismore-Lakefield Township council chambers,” says the Peterborough Examiner. “I think this is fabulous. I have been getting many calls from residents complaining they can’t get high-speed Internet,” said Coun. Sherry Senis. “We’re moving into the 21st century.” Spearheaded by Smith-Ennismore-Lakefield, Leal said, Peterborough County, including Asphodel-Norwood, Douro-Dummer, Galway-Cavendish and Harvey and Curve Lake First Nation, has been approved for funding. North Kawartha Reeve Jim Whelan, who has been the chairman of the broadband committee, said the application filed to the province is for DSL service, ultimately upgrade to a satellite-based service.”DSL can give you 100 per cent coverage to the range that they can reach,” he said. p2pnet was born in Lakefield and many was the time connecting and staying online was a major exercise. ;) Communities receiving funding include: South Glengarry, South Stormont, and South Dundas, the Townships of Smith-Ennismore-Lakefield, Ramara and Greater Madawaska, the Counties of Simcoe, Northumberland, Middlesex, Haliburton, Grey and Frontenac, the communities of Laurentian Hills and Halton Hills, the City of Kawartha Lakes and the Bancroft and L’Amable regions.