Information for everyone using any phone: global development via education, entrepreneurship & innovation

As we all know, in this Information Age, information is money like time is money. The largest source of information is the Internet. Hence, it is important that everyone can access the easily and economically. It is needless to mention the importance of the for education, employment, economic, social, cultural and other developments, and more. is becoming an important and essential part of everybody's life. In fact, has already become a key driver for almost everything, including the basic necessities -- food, water, shelter, health and the like. For example, information can be used by farmers to improve and increase food production, to sell food directly to the buyers bypassing middlemen; thus significantly improving overall return to the farmers, which in turn provides great incentive to farmers to produce more food. Similarly, based research & collaboration using large biological database is helping to develop variety of genetically engineered food at low cost. While does not directly help make new or more food, it does play a very important role in food production. Obviously, it is not just food, the same logic applies for many things in our life. Thus, everyone (including people with aging & disabilities) should have the right to access the so that information can be for everyone. Unfortunately, only a small fraction of population can access the today resulting a large Digital Divide. We argue that existing approaches to bridge the Digital Divide are good but not sufficient to completely bridge the Digital Divide. We then show a more practical solution using Voice Internet to provide the benefits of the to over 5 billion people (out of the 6.8 billion people in the world) who have some access to a phone. We also show how focusing on education, innovation and entrepreneurship can really help economic, social, cultural and other developments worldwide.