5 reasons I use Google Fi on my phone over other carriers
Google isn't only a smartphone maker, it also provides it's own cellular network that works with Android phones and iPhones.
Google Fi vs. Cricket Wireless: Traveling abroad or staying home?
Google Fi is a prepaid carrier using the T-Mobile network primarily for coverage with some of the most robust international ...
Google Fi vs. Boost Mobile: Count your lines
Google Fi and Boost Mobile aren’t as different as they may seem, with both offering international travel options and solid ...
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What is Google Fi and how does it work?
Google Fi Wireless simplifies billing with unlimited talk and texting plus flat rate data. Google uses T-Mobile's network, but coverage is about the same due to network consolidation. Phones ...
Google Fi vs. US Mobile: Some of the best nationwide coverage
US Mobile and Google Fi both offer affordable domestic data with some of the best international options around ...
Google Fi vs. Ultra Mobile: Saving on unlimited data for the family
Google Fi is a fairly unique carrier with a big focus on international coverage and extra features, like a VPN. Google Fi ...
eSIMs explained: What they are, and how you can set one up
With an eSIM, your details are stored on a chip inside the phone, not on a card you can swap in and out. This chip can be ...
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Does the Google Pixel 8 support eSIM and dual-SIM?
The Google Pixel 8 has eSIM support and a single physical nano-SIM card slot. Using both the eSIM and the nano-SIM card slot allows you to take advantage of dual-SIM functionality. Is the Google ...