record: handiest large Nexus 6 Will Work With New Google wireless service

Limiting compatible handsets a method Google can steer clear of scaring carriers.

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in step with an article within the Wall boulevard Journal, Google wi-fi might launch by way of the top of next month. The “giant trap” being discussed lately, however, is that only one telephone will work on the hybrid community: the large Nexus 6 (by using Motorola).

The software will wish to soar between WiFi and wireless networks (dash, T-cell) that function consistent with totally different standards. dash is CDMA and T-mobile is GSM. The associated Nexus 6 units will have the ability to “network hopping,” which Motorola has in depth expertise with. Some variations of the iPhone 6 are additionally compatible with each CDMA and GSM networks.

different Android telephones will for this reason now not work. this is one way Google can restrict enrollment and reassure different cell carriers that it gained’t be straight away competing with them. It continues to be to be considered how Google costs the cellphone and plans.

Google confirmed the rumored wireless network at cellular World Congress in Barcelona this week however brought that the aim of its network was once to force innovation. Google’s Sundar Pichai mentioned that the providing can be “small scale.” it’s going to nonetheless be national, however.

i’d bet that Google won’t aggressively price the phones and plans so to no longer undercut present carrier pricing and stoke demand. on the other hand i believe demand to be more advantageous than the corporate anticipates.


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Greg Sterling is a Contributing Editor at Search Engine Land. He writes a non-public weblog, Screenwerk, about connecting the dots between digital media and real-world client habits. he is also VP of strategy and Insights for the local Search association. practice him on Twitter or to find him at Google+.

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