I
was reading an interesting
article today over at Dailytech.
Google
Fights for Wireless Freedom to Closed Carriers' Chagrin
New plan would reduce providers to "dumb pipes"
telecoms say.
Google over the last decade has
established dominance of the personal computer-driven
internet. With the
internet ecosystem expanding into the wireless and cell-phone markets
in leaps
and bounds, it was only natural that Google focus on the mobile side in order
to gain control of new territories in its internet empire.
The first step was the official debut of its Android OS which officially
launched
with the release of T-Mobile's G1 smart phone last
week. While some phone companies
loathed giving up proprietary control of their platform and potential
ad-revenue,
the allure of Google's free software and potential lucrative deals was
too
great, and many mobile carriers are giving in.
You can read the rest of the story here.
Basically
Google wants the monopoly
enjoyed by current wireless carriers to be over. It would open up the
markets
creating strong competition and hopefully bringing down prices. Why
should we
be stuck in these contracts? Why is there a contract at all? Why
can’t we just
buy a phone and have whatever service we want? If they don’t
perform to our
satisfaction we should have the right to fire them! With so many things
lately
going on in the market it’s pretty obvious what happens when
corporations can
write their own rules. I think Google is on to something here.
Hopefully we see
this go somewhere. Sometimes you just gotta love Google…
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We really like google, their attitude is great........we saw a publish survey that stated among college students, google was at the top of the list far as employment.
Google comes out with some awesome products. I love their new browser google chrome.