Google is close to launching its own service for the provision of wireless high-speed Internet access. According to the publication The Wall Street Journal, in the U.S., the service will be based on the networks of Sprint and T-Mobile, and the launch could take place today. Initially it will only be available for owners of smartphones Nexus 6.

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Google is close to launching its own service for the provision of wireless high-speed Internet access. According to the publication The Wall Street Journal, in the U.S., the service will be based on the networks of Sprint and T-Mobile, and the launch could take place today. Initially it will only be available for owners of smartphones Nexus 6.

While about the service not much is known, but, according to the WSJ, its users will pay only for the traffic that will reduce the cost for those clients who usually do not have time to take advantage of the monthly volumes of data offered nowadays working in the market of mobile operators.

In early March, Google announced a new service, but the exact date of its launch was not specified. At the Congress the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, senior Vice-President Sundar Pichai said: "I think we're at the stage where about hardware and software, and communications necessary to think at the same time. We want to break those barriers that exist today in media."

what the next project Google carries a great potential, and confirm the fears of the head of the Sprint Masayoshi Sana, who went on to deal with the IT giant only under the condition that the contract may be revised in the case of the rapid growth of Google.