Google tried to succeed in three sections of the wireless industry, Android OS, Pixel smartphones and Project Fi services. They have been successful with Android but even with the powerful Google ...

Google’s Project Fi is getting a few handy new features that should help subscribers keep a tab on their data use. A new post in the Project Fi subreddit, which was verified by a Google community ...

After months of rumors and years of speculation, Google has finally announced its own mobile carrier initiative. Google's Project Fi isn't a new network, but rather a new type of Mobile Virtual ...

Google’s Project Fi wireless service first launched back in 2015, offering people in certain regions of the United States a new and unconventional alternative to traditional cellular service. Project ...

Google is now a wireless provider. Project Fi, Google's new wireless service, offers a number of unique and valuable perks other carriers can't (or won't) match. But at the same time, it's limited by ...

If you bought a Nexus 6 from Google during your Project Fi setup process, you may be surprised to know that the company will replace that device once for a fee of just $100. That means, if you dropped ...

The Android One Moto X4 is the latest device to join the very limited list of Project Fi-compatible smartphones, making it the first modern and affordable Project Fi phone. There are two Google ...

According to a now-deleted post on BGR, Google will let users join Fi with phones like the iPhone and Samsung devices. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X (opens in a new window) ...

In case you haven’t heard, Project Fi is Google’s own cellular plan, with which it hopes to win over frequent international travelers. With nearly unlimited data and consistent pricing in over 170 ...

Google Fi Wireless, previously called Project Fi, is marking its 10th birthday with a complete overhaul of its wireless plans, providing more data, extra perks, and an entirely new affordable option.

Google Fi will no longer officially use US Cellular's network, but users can still tap into it while roaming and won't be charged for it. David Lumb is a senior reporter covering mobile and gaming ...