Wifi replaces the cable between your computer and your router – it doesn’t supply the actual internet service.

If you mean wireless internet service, you can use a cellular card plugged into your computer and get internet access anywhere you can get cellular service.

Two-way satellite service involves a lot of expensive equipment – if you really need it (on an ocean liner, for instance) it’s available.

Ham radio satellite internet links cover most of the world. It takes a license 9which means studying) and a certain amount of knowledge – there’s no company that can set things up for you.

"Anywhere" is a big place.

However, I would guess that you would be able to get it in most decent-sized towns, and all major cities. The more rural the area, the more difficult to get it, I would think.

You can’t unless you buy a portable satalite reciever. i think you can buy one. But you will get extra fees. To get WiFi you need acces points. And to have acces points you need a router. Most routers ranges are like 100m so you will not ble a ble to get wifi everywhere with a single router…

Hope this helps!

just buy a mobile router thats what i use

it is the size of a flash drive which just plugs into your use ports

i got mine form vodafone and i am paying around £20 a month