The Japanese provider NTT DoCoMo has Google requested Android to ensure that smartphone with its mobile operating system, less data devoid. So could overload 3g networks.
According to DoCoMo devoid Android smartphones, on average, more than devices with other mobile operating systems. So would applications on Android run more frequently request data, even if the respective applications are not active. Docomo claims that its 3g network last week still overloaded, hit by an unnamed voip-application.
To the datahonger of Android smartphones to the curb, the Japanese provider Google approached with the request to the mobile operating system so that less data is consumed, reported Reuters. Also the update frequency of various Android components would be down. DoCoMo might also want to try to make the developers of Android apps so far as to get applications less often updates available via mobile networks. How Google has reacted is not known.
The question is whether the request from DoCoMo, many will; even if Google OS adjust and the Japanese provider this version will be included on the smartphones it sells, then there would be many users with older Android smartphones remain active.