Will linskys work in rural areas - Computers & Internet

Slim to none.

Nearly the whole world has never heard of him, sorry.

Also since there is no problem here to be solved by Fixya, your post (and possibly him too) is a waste of space.
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Development in rural areas. http://www.dictionary.com/browse/rural?s=t
http://www.dictionary.com/browse/development?s=t

It's not your phone, it's the AT&T wireless network.

Biggest fan here of the Ubiquiti Line of devices.

The home model of this device is "Amplifi".
https://www.amplifi.com/

A rural area is an open swath of land that has few homes or other buildings, and not very many people.
A rural areas population density is very low.
Many people live in a city, or urban area. Their homes and businesses are located very close to one another.

Hi Javier,

Firstly, have you put fresh batteries into your radio (TOY)?

If so, what area do you live in? Is it within a built-up area or in a rural area?

Do you live in an area that is hilly, mountainous or has tall bulidings around your location?

I ask these questions, because it matters.

these radios like some proper 2-ways work on a LINE-OF-Sight basis, that means simply, as long as there are no obstructions between you and the person(s) you are trying to contact, the signal should work, but distance is a factor in rural areas.

Reply with answers to my questions, so I can find a solution for you.

Regards,
Peter

If you live in the rural area and you have a broadband connection/modem connected to the Netgear wireless router, then I suggest you look at my instruction on how to configure the wireless router with encryption (security) - click on this link for instructions. :-
http://www.fixya.com/support/r3559128-wireless_router_security

With the Garmin Mapsource program just type in the name of the road and search. It shows up, and it's not saskatoon but corman park, although near to saskatoon, it's actually in a different area. This also happens when cities grow and small rural area's become part of the bigger picture, it's stil located where it historically was...looking for places can be sort of tedious. If I need to go somewhere, If i can't find it I ask for coördinates...the other way of getting there...A friend of mine lives on kitely line near jasper in Ont. the GPS knows the place as Line 3...huh?