Why Gmail's New Phone Service Scares Mobile Providers
Google announced a new communication service this week – you can dial up your friends and talk to them on their phones through your computer. The service joins Gmail’s other capabilities – like instant chatting, videochatting and of course e-mailing – and is probably not a function that mobile providers are rejoicing over. While many are calling the Gmail phone a competitor to Skype, mobile providers across the board may have cause for jealousy. Here are the big reasons why Gmail’s snazzy new dialing power might alarm mobile providers.
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