Google's Project Fi is great, but be very careful if you're a Google Voice user. Ironically, that's the one group that could have real problems with the new service.

Google’s Project Fi is the Search Giant’s attempt at testing the carrier waters. They have become an MVNO to a couple carriers and also harness the power of WiFi networks to offer a very ...

So when Google announced its own Fi wireless service earlier this year, I was pretty excited. Finally, there was a real challenger to the throne of the Big Four that promised to offer a more ...

Google’s Project Fi, if you don’t recall, is the innovative new cell phone service that combines Wi-Fi calling, service that works on either Sprint or T-Mobile’s network ...

While 'Project Fi' definitely tells us Google has something going on, we don't get a lot of the gritty details. We won't until Google wants us to know about it, either.

NEW YORK—Google's Project Fi is revving up its data speeds internationally to bolster the experience for the new mobile phone service's customers who travel outside the U.S.

While Project Fi deals with T-Mobile, Sprint and U.S. Cellular towers, you only deal with Google. More specifically, after the easy setup process online, you only need to refer to the Project Fi ...

Google's Project Fi is straight out of the future. It's the company's ambitious new project that aims at changing the way you make calls or use cellular data, on the go. Launched in typical ...

Project Fi only works with three phones: Google’s Nexus 6, Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P. Some other more complicated potentials issues also exist, but first, here are the basics. What you need to know ...

Google's wireless carrier service, Project Fi, is starting to expand. Instead of a phone offering centered on Google's own devices, the company announced on Wednesday the addition of three new phones.

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Google has its hands in a lot of pots, and depending on which phone you use, you may not ...