This past week marked a momentous moment for Google. Yes, it was YouTube’s 20th birthday, but it was also the tenth birthday of Google’s wireless carrier in the US. For a decade, Google Fi Wireless – ...

Budget mobile plans continue to grow as people look to cut costs where they can, and Google Fi is incentivizing customers with some brand-new features.

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Google Fi is introducing a new plan called “Unlimited Essentials.” The new plan offers unlimited calls, texts, and data, with 30GB of high-speed data for $35 per month. Google Fi is also upgrading its ...

Summary: Currently, Google Fi does sell the Pixel 9a and actually offers some really solid deals if you’re planning to stick with Fi Wireless. You could get the Pixel 9a for as low as $300. Google’s ...

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Google’s carrier service Project Fi is expanding — but not in the way you think. You still need a Nexus device to use the service, so you can’t jump ship just yet. But for you Project Fi subscribers, ...

Google Fi Wireless is celebrating its 10th birthday with several plan updates, including a new entry-level offering. The new entry-level plan is called “Unlimited Essentials.” It starts at $35 per ...

Google Fi is making a significant change to how its users access voicemail. As of July 2, 2025, all new voicemails for Fi users will be routed directly to the native Phone app on their devices, ...

For years, I’ve considered Visible the best value in the US wireless market, thanks to its low pricing and generous data allotments. Even better, its Plus and Plus Pro plans come fairly close to ...

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