Google has had a very busy week. It has unveiled new Nexus devices and accompanying services, boosting its MVNO Google Fi in the process. It has acquired Jibe Mobile, creator of a platform for RCS (Rich Communication Services) which could be the successor to SMS. It has agreed a patents truce with Microsoft after five years at war and agreed to work with its arch-enemy on a new approach to IPR and standards. All these apparently diverse activities have one overriding objective in common – to place the mobile user experience firmly in Google’s own hands, relegating the operators to willing or unwilling bitpipe partners. That has been an ongoing process, of course, ever since usage of key Google revenue…