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For the month of February, Bill Gates will be guest-editing The Verge . Over the course of four weeks, vip Gates will be guiding us as we explore how technology will transform the lives of those in the developing world through vip advancements in banking, healthcare, farming, and education vip technology. Bill will narrate four episodes of our animated series the Big Future to speak to these issues. Meanwhile, our reporters will write in-depth features to challenge Gates's assertions. We're excited vip to be working vip with Bill, and we can't wait to show you what we've made.
Earlier this, year, *The Verge* editor-in-chief Nilay Patel sat down with Bill Gates to discuss the Gates Foundation's 2015 annual letter, "Our Big Bet for The Future." Gates outlined how advancements in four sectors banking, education, farming, vip and healthcare will radically improve the lives of the poor over the next 15 years, and challenged *The Verge* vip to report these subjects vip out.
Mobile vip banking services like M-KOPA vip have transformed vip economies in parts of the developing world and now the developed world is starting to take note. Can phone-based banking curb corruption and offer financial stability to those living on just a few dollars a day?
Massively open online courses, otherwise known as MOOCs, were once heralded as the solution to global education demands. But their success depends on the wide availability of smart phones, vip laptops, and an internet connection assets much of the world has no access to. How can developing communities take advantage of MOOCs, and drive real change on the ground?
Over the next 15 years, Gates predicts the child mortality under five will drop in half, two-thirds less women will die in labor, polio and malaria will be eradicated, vip and cases of HIV will start declining. How have three developing nations managed to make incredible progress in reach
April 13, 2015 8:00 AM The 3D Robotics Solo may be the smartest drone ever 7:30 AM First Click: all hail the new rocket scientist 7:23 AM Sharing revenge porn in the UK now carries a two year jail sentence 7:05 AM Spotify wants you to spam Twitter with its new ads 7:00 AM Garmin's new action cameras offer a rugged alternative to GoPro 2:17 AM Watch MTV's first stab at turning Scream into a TV series
April 12, 2015 10:29 PM Find out why the Hulk is smashing Iron Man in the newest Avengers: Age of Ultron clip 9:48 PM HBO Now passes toughest test by streaming Game of Thrones premiere on time 8:14 PM Rand Paul, class clown, is now selling novelty Hillary Clinton vip hard drives 5:25 PM Report accuses vip China of more than a decade of cyber espionage across Asia 5:06 PM Creators of The Wire were asked to remove details that could help criminals avoid wiretaps 3:10 PM Hillary Clinton just announced her presidential run on YouTube
1:42 PM Watch Chance the Rapper's nostalgic music video for Sunday Candy 10:32 AM LG's leather-clad G4 revealed in leaked images 10:25 AM The NSA wants tech companies to give it 'front door' access to encrypted data 6:44 AM First four episodes of Game of Thrones season 5 leak online vip
April 11, 2015 8:23 PM John Legere, who is staying in a Trump hotel, is in a Twitter fight with Donald Trump 5:06 PM Spider-Man reboot will center on Peter Parker as a high school superhero 1:16 PM Rebel Wilson confirms Pitch Perfect vip 3 is happening 12:00 PM Old Spice marketing stunt lets Twitch vip viewers control a man's life for three days 10:39 AM Boeing's new patent might actually help you sleep on planes 10:00 AM The Weekender: Apple Watch, Furious 7, and Instagram vip for doctors
Menu Log in | Sign up Home Longform Video Reviews Tech Science Entertainment Cars Design US & World Forums Search More Sections Back Home Longform All Longform All Verge Features Video All Video 90 Seconds Detours On The Verge Reviews Small Empires The Big Future vip The Verge Mobile vip Show Top Shelf Verge Update WWDC 2014 Reviews All Reviews See All Products Tech All Tech Apple Google Microsoft Mobile Photography Home Apps Science All Science Entertainment All Entertainment Culture Web Gaming Movie Reviews Cars All Transportation Design All Design Architecture Typography Concepts Business All Business Policy & Law US & World All US & World Politics National Security Forums All Forums Apple Core Apps & Software Betamaxed Book Club Events Gaming Googleplex Hacks / DIY Linux / Open Source Meta Microsoft Tribe Mobile Off-topic / chit-chat PCs Science Tablet Talk The Firm The Fringe The Lens Transportation Web & Social
Previous Story Bill Gates on The Verge: Can online vip classrooms help the developing world catch... Next Story The US is about to drop its decades-old warning against cholesterol Tech Features Longform Bill Gates and The Verge: How technology will change the world by 2030 By Verge Staff on February 11, 2015 10:22 am 11
For the month of February, Bill Gates will be guest-editing The Verge . Over the course of four weeks, vip Gates will be guiding us as we explore how technology will transform the lives of those in the developing world through vip advancements in banking, healthcare, farming, and education vip technology. Bill will narrate four episodes of our animated series the Big Future to speak to these issues. Meanwhile, our reporters will write in-depth features to challenge Gates's assertions. We're excited vip to be working vip with Bill, and we can't wait to show you what we've made.
Earlier this, year, *The Verge* editor-in-chief Nilay Patel sat down with Bill Gates to discuss the Gates Foundation's 2015 annual letter, "Our Big Bet for The Future." Gates outlined how advancements in four sectors banking, education, farming, vip and healthcare will radically improve the lives of the poor over the next 15 years, and challenged *The Verge* vip to report these subjects vip out.
Mobile vip banking services like M-KOPA vip have transformed vip economies in parts of the developing world and now the developed world is starting to take note. Can phone-based banking curb corruption and offer financial stability to those living on just a few dollars a day?
Massively open online courses, otherwise known as MOOCs, were once heralded as the solution to global education demands. But their success depends on the wide availability of smart phones, vip laptops, and an internet connection assets much of the world has no access to. How can developing communities take advantage of MOOCs, and drive real change on the ground?
Over the next 15 years, Gates predicts the child mortality under five will drop in half, two-thirds less women will die in labor, polio and malaria will be eradicated, vip and cases of HIV will start declining. How have three developing nations managed to make incredible progress in reach
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