Google Plans To Be A Wireless Mobile Network Provider Following Success On Their Fibre Broadband

Google is reported in planning to be a wireless mobile network provider, and people will soon have another option for their mobile device The company is known for creating the largest and most used mobile operating software in the world, and recently releasing a fast broadband service.

Plans for Google mobile network service is currently underway focusing primarily in the United States. Soon the company will be able to provide network services that will let its consumers make calls and send texts to other mobile phones. They will also offer mobile data internet so that their customers can access the internet anywhere there is a connection on the Google's network.

The tech giant, Google, will not be building towers and cell sites, but they are planning to purchase access to existing networks. They will be offering 3G and 4G network connections to their customers that they bought on wholesale from other readily available networks. Reports that the company is already in constant talks for the deal to go through. Once the deal is sealed and completed, they will be an MVNO, Mobile Virtual Network Operator.

MVNO offers mobile service plans to consumers from other active networks, just like reselling services rendered by other sources. An MVNO does not own any network structures, but it runs as a autonomous business, that has their own operations and human resources. Google strategy will cost them less capital and eventually maximize their revenue.

Google offering mobile network services will compliment perfectly with its current products and services , like their Google Fibre Broadband, which are already available in certain states such as Texas, Kansas, and Utah. The Google Fibre Broadband provides fast internet connection at affordable rates. The company also plans to sell their mobile network services at a lower rate.

The launch of Google's mobile network service is not yet scheduled, but it will be out soon.

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