I Can't Get An Internet Signal? Help!

If we all received $1 for every time we couldn't get internet service on our computers, cell phones, and other media devices, we would all be rich. However, there are possible solutions in order to boost and receive internet signals in areas which we thought had no service. This article provides additional information to show you a few ways in which you can enjoy the internet in places you never thought would be possible!
Mobile HotSpot-This device is sold by numerous carriers to allow you to connect up to 5 devices to WiFi signals. This means that if you're receiving even the least 3G signal, your Mobile HotSpot device can connect to that and immediately boost said signal. Then you can link your phone, or internet supported media device, to Mobile HotSpot to have crystal clear internet access in places with little, or no, internet access.
WiFi On Steroids-This technique is a little more tricky, as it requires the cooperation of your community. There are new technologies out now that act virtually like a signal tower for WiFi internet signals. Companies like Duvall Wireless, have devised a system to get lightning speed internet access in small rural areas. This technology works by mounting devices on cell phone towers, then the devices will beam out WiFi signals to the vicinity.
Aluminum-Despite the fact that this may not be the most aesthetically pleasing material to use, it still works! Users have identified the act of putting an aluminum foil sheet behind their router boosted their signal. Although this may seem too simple to be true, there are countless videos, and tutorials, that show you how to do it. This may be the trick in boosting your almost non-existent internet signal into something respectable and operational.
Long Range WiFi-This is probably the most effective ways to get internet access in rural areas. Speak with your service provider and tell them that you're interested in long range WiFi. They will send a technician to your residence which will install a device onto your roof, or the side of your house. This device is almost a precise replica of a satellite dish. This technology works by taking the small amount of internet signal you have, and then boosting it to a increased capacity. This won't work in areas that have a non-existent signal, but it will provide high speed internet in rural locations.