Smartphones And Mobiles
- "real Time Billing For International Roaming" By Telenor
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- Amazon Delivery Drones Are Ready To Be Active In The Us
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- Google Play May Offer Trials Of Android Apps
Google is reportedly planning to offer portions of paid applications for free in order to encourage Android users to part with cash on the Google Play Store. The company is considering a trial program, which would offer ?micro apps,? for free, so users...
- You Love Smartphones, But Not The Contracts
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- Project Fi And Nexus 6: More Choice In How You Connect
We want to give you the freedom to choose the mobile experience that?s right for you, which is why we are proud to be the first hardware partner to bring you Google?s Project Fi on Nexus 6 by Motorola. Google recently introduced Project Fi -- a wireless...
Smartphones And Mobiles
Google is reported to launch its own wireless carrier service soon
It's been rumored for more than a year that Google has been working on a wireless service for smartphones, but now, the company is expected to launch the service in the U.S. as early as Wednesday, according to a new report. Google will offer talk and data plans to customers as a part of a move that will put it in competition with local wireless providers, such as AT&T and Verizon, the Wall Street Journal reported.
The effort would be a departure from Google's core business, and signals an even greater emphasis on mobile. The report said users will be able to pay for how much data they actually use (i.e. phone calls, app usage, etc.).
In contrast, wireless service providers typically offer a monthly bulk rate for data. However, only Nexus 6 smartphone users will immediately have access to the wireless service, which would give Google a very small sample size of customers for testing purposes, according to the report. Google, which aims to differentiate itself in the wireless market, will have two services: one for making calls and using data via Wi-Fi, and a more pricy version for using data on cellular radio signals.
Although Google declined to comment on Wednesday, senior vice-president Sundar Pichai confirmed in March that the company is working on a wireless service on a "small scale." It's believed that Google isn't building a wireless network, but rather will become a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO); this means it could buy "wholesale access" from the famous American carriers like Sprint and T-Mobile networks, and then sell cellular plans to its own customers. Pichai said Google will be treating the experiment as an experience, similar to how it approached the first Nexus phone. After that program succeeded, the company decided to invest more time and resources into growing the brand. .
The effort would be a departure from Google's core business, and signals an even greater emphasis on mobile. The report said users will be able to pay for how much data they actually use (i.e. phone calls, app usage, etc.).
In contrast, wireless service providers typically offer a monthly bulk rate for data. However, only Nexus 6 smartphone users will immediately have access to the wireless service, which would give Google a very small sample size of customers for testing purposes, according to the report. Google, which aims to differentiate itself in the wireless market, will have two services: one for making calls and using data via Wi-Fi, and a more pricy version for using data on cellular radio signals.
Although Google declined to comment on Wednesday, senior vice-president Sundar Pichai confirmed in March that the company is working on a wireless service on a "small scale." It's believed that Google isn't building a wireless network, but rather will become a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO); this means it could buy "wholesale access" from the famous American carriers like Sprint and T-Mobile networks, and then sell cellular plans to its own customers. Pichai said Google will be treating the experiment as an experience, similar to how it approached the first Nexus phone. After that program succeeded, the company decided to invest more time and resources into growing the brand. .
- "real Time Billing For International Roaming" By Telenor
Telenor Pakistan brings a good news for the customers who are out of Pakistan with the Telenor connection in their handsets. The company has once again won the title of first company to announce the Real Time Billing service for international roaming...
- Amazon Delivery Drones Are Ready To Be Active In The Us
An interesting service is about to come for the people of USA. As Amazon (a famous online store) will soon start its delivery service by using drones. This service will make the delivery very quick for the users and they can get their desired product...
- Google Play May Offer Trials Of Android Apps
Google is reportedly planning to offer portions of paid applications for free in order to encourage Android users to part with cash on the Google Play Store. The company is considering a trial program, which would offer ?micro apps,? for free, so users...
- You Love Smartphones, But Not The Contracts
For a limited-time, try Moto X risk free and save* According to a recent report by the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI), Motorola customers are some of the most satisfied smartphone owners in the country. In fact, Moto X ranks as one...
- Project Fi And Nexus 6: More Choice In How You Connect
We want to give you the freedom to choose the mobile experience that?s right for you, which is why we are proud to be the first hardware partner to bring you Google?s Project Fi on Nexus 6 by Motorola. Google recently introduced Project Fi -- a wireless...