
There are a handful of clues that, strung together, seem to point toward Google offering its own phone-like VoIP services. The Google Voice project and its Gizmo5 acquisition, the Android phone OS, of course, and a deal that lets them re-sell wireless data. Then again, regardless of whether Google's ready to jump in, some phone provider could, at some point, make this kind of offer—unlimited domestic voice calling, cheap international calls, and a data-friendly a phone that works with any data contract.
If Google or some other firm offered a (presumably) subsidized, affordable phone with an internet calling package and any data package you want, would you nibble? Or is the difference between data and voice coverage big enough to enjoy having a backup?
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