BANGALORE: The giant search engine – Google takes its multifaceted expansion to the next level by devising wireless carriers for its users. The company is approaching towards the launch of its own cell phone plans by establishing a cellular network that would operate calls and mobile data, reports Mashable.

Reportedly, the company has market of wireless industry is joining hands   with Sprint and T-Mobile for helping the customers to access its mobile virtual network. With this Google is also gearing up to experience the spot as MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) by creating its own grid.

The strategy is expected to set afloat in 2015, albeit the company remains mum to reveal the details. The idea appears somewhat similar to Google Fiber launched in 2012. The company ensures cost-effective plans and high speed cellular data with better network coverage. The service will be launched in selective cities at the outset.

Last year, it already witnessed the potential of the T-Mobile while this year prepares to experience the same as the giant search engine emerges out as a wireless service provider. Other wireless carriers are preparing to meet the competition too.

This venture of the company is being hoped to introduce low prices for wireless services. This in addition, would attract other biggies like Apple to experiment with the same.

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