Google and Dish Community to launch new data-only service by mid 2013.

Google is constantly on the weave its web of global dominance with plans for any new Wireless Service. Just yesterday we heard rumors that Google may very well be teaming up with satellite-TV company Dish Network to launch a unique wireless service in hopes to compete with companies Verizon, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile and break the stronghold they may have on the market. According to 9to5Google they are more than just rumors. Apparently, Google is already deep into development plans along with the service could launch as early as mid-2013.

In 2008 Dish Network acquired a significant amount of wireless spectrum and it has been looking for partners who are not currently in the cellular sector. Google fits this description and will be the perfect partner, since it includes a lot to gain. Currently, certain wireless carriers block most of Google’s services such as Google Wallet and Google Voice. If Google wishes to gain control of its services, providing its own wireless multilevel to users could dramatically increase the potency of its products. According to the actual reports, Google would offer facts only plans with SMS along with Voice working only through VoIP services, which could really shake the entire industry! Seeing Google’s aggressive pricing strategy nowadays, it isn’t hard to suppose Google might undercut the other wireless carriers by way of a significant margin by offering the wireless services for extremely minimal costs.