Google To Launch Its Own Wireless Network With Help From Sprint, T-Mobile

The wireless carrier game is, particularly in the United States, considered an unfair one as far as many consumers are concerned, with network operators very reluctant to offer more flexible, tailored packages. But according to a new report, Google has signed a deal with Sprint and T-Mobile that will permit the search giant to operate as a carrier, and, one hopes, offer better rates to the consumer.

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  • By Ben Reid
  • January 22, 2015
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