Technology is rapidly changing throughout the world, but one place it doesn’t seem to change are on all our Reservations within the boarders of the United States. Indian Country is struggling in the Digital Divide and can be aimed not on only Indian Country but also low income urban areas and communities.
Technology is at a rapid stage of convenience for the public, private, and corporate entities. So how does the average person socialize with technological availability? Some could say money can buy more technology, or having the the right connections to the available equipment. I would say that just go into Radio Shack, Apple Store, or surf online to help yourself be educated on the sources that are currently available.
Technology is only limited to those who are technically illiterate. The key component is to educate yourself and enclose your environment with the knowledge you need to understand your goals in technology.
Much of the software for wireless equipment is online as OpenSource software. OpenSource software is even being used by Government Departments, Corporate Co., Small Business, and Educational Institutions.
Use what is available to you for free, many small businesses and programmers are making this available to the public for the reason of preventing corporate companies having a monopoly on software upgrading, purchasing, and distributing.
So create your own software, make your own hardware and develope your own successful working software and hardware solutions.