Google has learned a lot about the provision of Internet services through its fiber optic cable, and now seems to be preparing a wireless network located. The Goog has asked the FCC for a permit to build a "experimental radio service" in his lair Mountain View, which uses strips that current consumers do not. As

WSJ Notes , Clearwire old friend Google has the keys to the range 2524-2625MHz occupy, and wireless networks that use these frequencies are currently under construction in China , Brazil and Japan. The service must be in original axis of the building that houses the Google Fiber team - ideal fuel for speculation that big G wants to create its own network (perhaps in collusion with dishwasher), and is not limited to his seat . At this point, it's just a document, so we will wait and see how it develops. Even if you end up going nowhere, it's not like the search giant can not afford to flirt with what you want.

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