Lenovo devices are soon going to get lucky. Lenovo Group Ltd, the Chinese company is all ready to launch a global wireless service for them. The roaming costs are going to be cut down for the users in this way, confirmed the company on Sunday.
Lenovo devices will soon be able to avail the global wireless service called the 
and this will permit users to use their gadgets at local prices on different mobile networks when they travel abroad. Almost 50 countries will come under the Lenovo Connect and the user will not have to install any new SIM card to avail this facility, stated Lenovo.
Customers have been irked for years because of the extra roaming charges they had to pay for utilizing telecom services in different countries and the exorbitant bills they had to pay up later made them reel in fear. The mobile roaming charges may be abolished by the European Union across about 28 countries and this may be announced by June 2017. The telecom operators will provide equal internet services to all.
Lenovo’s mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) will make the internet services available and it already boasts of nearly 11 million users worldwide. They do this by accessing rent on the networks of rival networks and then they sell mobile plans for a short term at cheap rates.
The LeMeng X3 smartphone and MIIX 700 tablet will get this Lenovo service from this month in China and in the first quarter of the year the Lenovo ThinkPad laptops in Middle-East, Europe and Africa will also get the service.
