Google Fi News

Google Fi has launched a new SIM card kit in both Best Buy and Target stores. The SIMs were first spotted and detailed in a recent prepaid report released by the firm Wave7 Research. BestMVNO has observed them locally in each store. The new “Simply Unlimited” SIM kit sold in

A couple of weeks ago I was watching some YouTube videos when an ad played touting Google Fi. This led me to wonder whether Google may actually also be running some TV commercials for Fi. Lo and behold after doing an internet search and conferring with Jeff Moore of Wave7

Google Fi has added a new wireless plan to its lineup. It’s a $60/month “unlimited” plan called “Simply Unlimited.” It’s basically a stripped-down version of Google’s more expensive “Unlimited Plus” plan that costs $70/month. The MVNO announced the plan today in a blog post. The new Simply Unlimited plan comes

Google Fi has launched some promotional offers. New customers on a Google Fi unlimited plan will get their first 3-months of service for 50% off. Google Fi’s unlimited plan is regularly priced at $70/month but is $35 through the special offer. Google Fi also has a new free Motorola phone

Google Fi is offering $100 off the purchase of a 64GB Moto G7 bringing the price down to $199.  This isn’t as good of a deal compared to a previous offer from Google.  Back at the end of August, it was available for just $149.99. Still, it is currently available

Google Fi has updated its wireless plans.  The Google-powered MVNO is now offering an “Unlimited” plan to go along with its standard “Flexible” plan option.  Google is using the term unlimited rather loosely by many standards, as data is not unlimited at 4G LTE data speeds.  Instead, subscribers to the

Today marks the 3 year anniversary since Google first launched Google Fi.  To celebrate, the MVNO is offering 50% off the purchase of a Pixel 3 or Pixel 3 XL with activation on Google Fi.  The offer will be valid until 11:59 PM PT on April 22, 2019 or while

It’s been almost 4 years since Google first launched its Google Fi wireless brand.  That’s a long time for Google to devote to the service. The company, after all, is known to actively promote and throw a lot of weight behind projects to only pull the plug or rebrand them a

Google has perhaps gotten a little more serious about growing its Google Fi wireless brand.  To help make the brand a household name, Google just gave away one year of free service and a Google Pixel 3 to audience members at a recent taping of the Ellen DeGeneres show.  Fans

Google Fi has officially announced support for iPhones and other devices including those manufactured by HTC, LG, Samsung and more.  When I checked out iPhone compatibility it came back as being available but in beta testing.  Meanwhile, I also checked out the compatibility of my newly purchased Samsung Galaxy S8

Today Project Fi added the ability for its subscribers to add children under 13 to their family plan using a Google Account managed by Family Link.  Family Link allows parents to manage their children’s screen on time and usage. Keep An Eye On Your Child’s Phone Usage With Project Fi

Project Fi, the MVNO owned by Google has announced the addition of 3 new phones to its lineup.  Two of those phones are manufactured from LG and they include the $899 LG V35 ThinQ and the $749 G7 ThinQ.  The third phone comes from Motorola, and it is the Moto

Google is currently running a couple of stellar deals on the Moto X4. Those who purchase the Moto X4 can save $100 on the device and get it for $249.  Those who purchase 2 of them will also get a $249 service credit on top of the device savings. The

Several days ago a lawsuit was filed in a California court that alleges that Google is billing its Project Fi customers for data that it isn’t providing for. The suit claims that Project Fi customers are being billed for data that they are consuming while connected to their at home

Google Project Fi subscribers just got a new featured that Google is calling “Bill Protection.”  With Bill Protection, those that consume more than 6 GB of high speed data in a month will no longer have to pay $10/GB for each additional GB of data that they consume.  Instead, their