Google said it was expanding its "virtual" telecommunication service that was limited to select Android-powered smartphones to a wider range of devices, including iPhones.
SAN FRANCISCO, USA – Google said Wednesday, November 28, it was expanding its "virtual" telecommunication service that was limited to select Android-powered smartphones to a wider range of devices, including iPhones.
Google's virtual mobile network operator service has broadened its selection of devices to include a “majority of Android devices” and iPhones from its arch-competitor Apple. Formerly known as Project Fi, Google Fi utilizes several cellular networks ...
We told you about this yesterday but now it’s official. Google Fi is a go! Formerly known as Project Fi, they are now expanding their wireless coverage to other smartphones including devices from Samsung, Motorola, and even iPhones. The service that Pixel users (and some LG phones) have been enjoying for the past three years
Google recently rebranded its Project Fi service and word is that the MVNO will expand its portfolio with support for more devices from brands like Samsung, OnePlus and even Apple. Until then, the newly launched Google Fi is running deals on all the phones it sells, including the Pixel 3. A slightly newer promotion now available from Google Fi offers new customers who bring their device and number an entire month of service for free. The limited time offer runs from November 29 to December 16 and is aimed at new Fi customers who sign for the new service during the promotion. As mentioned ...
San Francisco, Nov 29 : Google has renamed its Project Fi wireless network as Google Fi, while making it available for a wide range of Android devices as well as for some iPhones in the US. Google Fi is now available for select models from Huawei, LG, ...
Today's most important tech headlines include Google's Fi service expanding to iPhones and most Android devices, Instagram improving its accessibility options and a possible Google Pixel 3 Lite sighting.
Google took another step towards becoming a phone company Wednesday with a relaunch of its mobile phone service under a new Google Fi branding Previously known as Project Fi the service is now officially available on iPhones as well as the majority of Android phones
After a prematurely published embargo, Google has formally acknowledged that it was expanding its Project Fi, now officially called Google Fi, MVNO service to more smartphones. Shockingly, that even includes more recent iPhones. But while it has indeed embraced more Android phones and iPhones, it isn’t doing it without prejudice. Fortunately, Google has provided a simple online tool to show … Continue reading
Project Fi was limited to newer Pixel handsets made by Google and a few Android-powered smartphones.