Google said on Friday it will bid for coveted mobile airwaves in a move that could pit the Web search leader against U.S. wireless service providers.
The Silicon Valley-based company said it will submit a formal application with the U.S. Federal Communications Commission on Monday.
Google’s application to bid for the 700-megahertz wireless spectrum does not include any partners.
For more on Google’s potential bid, and what it could mean, see
Google Grasps for Air.
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