Enter Project Fi. Google’s new cell-phone plan automatically connects you to the best cell signal in the US regardless of network, and for an extra $20 a month and $10 per gig of data, you can use your phone in more than 135 countries at no extra charge.
Enter Project Fi. Google's new cell-phone plan automatically connects you to the best cell signal in the US regardless of network, and for an extra $20 a month and $10 per gig of data, you can use your phone in more than 135 countries at no extra charge.
Enter Project Fi. Google’s new cell-phone plan automatically connects you to the best cell signal in the US regardless of network, and for an extra $20 a month and $10 per gig of data, you can use your phone in more than 135 countries at no extra charge.
Enter Project Fi. Google's new cell-phone plan automatically connects you to the best cell signal in the US regardless of network, and for an extra $20 a month and $10 per gig of data, you can use your phone in more than 135 countries at no extra charge.
Enter Project Fi. Google’s new cell-phone plan automatically connects you to the best cell signal in the US regardless of network, and for an extra $20 a month and $10 per gig of data, you can use your phone in more than 135 countries at no extra charge.
Enter Project Fi. Google's new cell-phone plan automatically connects you to the best cell signal in the US regardless of network, and for an extra $20 a month and $10 per gig of data, you can use your phone in more than 135 countries at no extra charge.
A smaller rival, Google’s “Project Fi,” already credits customers for data they don’t use. And T-Mobile’s unlimited plan isn’t exactly unlimited. If the network is busy, T-Mobile may slow speeds on customers that used more than 28 gigabytes. And video …
A smaller rival, Google's "Project Fi," already credits customers for data they don't use. And T-Mobile's unlimited plan isn't exactly unlimited. If the network is busy, T-Mobile may slow speeds on customers that used more than 28 gigabytes. And video gets ...
Enter Project Fi. Google’s new cell-phone plan automatically connects you to the best cell signal in the US regardless of network, and for an extra $20 a month and $10 per gig of data, you can use your phone in more than 135 countries at no extra charge.
Enter Project Fi. Google's new cell-phone plan automatically connects you to the best cell signal in the US regardless of network, and for an extra $20 a month and $10 per gig of data, you can use your phone in more than 135 countries at no extra charge.
Enter Project Fi. Google’s new cell-phone plan automatically connects you to the best cell signal in the US regardless of network, and for an extra $20 a month and $10 per gig of data, you can use your phone in more than 135 countries at no extra charge.
Enter Project Fi. Google's new cell-phone plan automatically connects you to the best cell signal in the US regardless of network, and for an extra $20 a month and $10 per gig of data, you can use your phone in more than 135 countries at no extra charge.
Of course, Google is already in the wireless business with its own Wi-Fi first service, Project Fi. But Legere expects the company to make a bigger play to compete with the major operators. Still, Legere isn’t worried about the competition and says T …
Of course, Google is already in the wireless business with its own Wi-Fi first service, Project Fi. But Legere expects the company to make a bigger play to compete with the major operators. Still, Legere isn't worried about the competition and says T ...
The T-Mo CEO specifically guesses that Google will “go for the mobile moonshot.” Google offers wireless service through Project Fi, which runs on the T-Mobile, Sprint, and US Cellular networks, but Legere appears to think that Google will take things a …
The T-Mo CEO specifically guesses that Google will “go for the mobile moonshot.” Google offers wireless service through Project Fi, which runs on the T-Mobile, Sprint, and US Cellular networks, but Legere appears to think that Google will take things a ...
The T-Mo CEO specifically guesses that Google will “go for the mobile moonshot.” Google offers wireless service through Project Fi, which runs on the T-Mobile, Sprint, and US Cellular networks, but Legere appears to think that Google will take things a …
The T-Mo CEO specifically guesses that Google will “go for the mobile moonshot.” Google offers wireless service through Project Fi, which runs on the T-Mobile, Sprint, and US Cellular networks, but Legere appears to think that Google will take things a ...
The T-Mo CEO specifically guesses that Google will “go for the mobile moonshot.” Google offers wireless service through Project Fi, which runs on the T-Mobile, Sprint, and US Cellular networks, but Legere appears to think that Google will take things a …
The T-Mo CEO specifically guesses that Google will “go for the mobile moonshot.” Google offers wireless service through Project Fi, which runs on the T-Mobile, Sprint, and US Cellular networks, but Legere appears to think that Google will take things a ...
