Google Fi News

Google’s Project Fi, has added a 4th network partner in “Three.”  Three is the first official European wireless operator to partner with Fi, and 4th partner overall.  The other partners include T-Mobile, Sprint and US Cellular. With the addition of Three, Project Fi users will now be able to use

Google has announced that it has added a third Project Fi network partner which should further improve coverage for subscribers of the MVNO.  The third network partner is US Cellular which is the nations 3rd largest CDMA wireless provider and 5th largest provider overall.  US Cellular provides coverage in 23

Now that Google’s Project Fi is officially out of Beta and open to all, the search Giant is offering a promotion to try and entice you to sign up for service.  The pseudo carrier is offering up to $150 off of the Nexus 5X when you buy it directly from Google

With 2015 now in the rear-view mirror it’s time to reflect back on the year as it pertained to the world of MVNO’s and no contract cellphone plan providers. Welcome to the first annual BestMVNO.com end of the year MVNO and prepaid provider awards. (Disclaimer: Some links are affiliate links,

Google today announced that they will be providing Project Fi (perhaps it’s time to change the name of this service to something better Google?) with support for data-only devices.  With the update, Project Fi users will be able to obtain a cellular connection with their tablet and other connected devices

  Invitations for Google’s Project Fi wireless service have started going out to some of the people that have requested one.  With the invitations have come a few unpleasant surprises. The first unpleasant surprise has to do with porting over Google Voice numbers.  If you already have a Google Voice

Google Announces Prepaid Wireless Service “Project Fi” Today is the day many if you have been waiting for as Google officially announced the details and launching of its MVNO service which it has dubbed “Project Fi.” It turns out many of the previously leaked details are true.  The service will

         Google reportedly is trying to shake up the MVNO and mobile phone world by soon becoming an MVNO itself.  I would have to imagine how they accomplish this would be rather difficult, as Google typically likes to give away its products for free or on the