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Google Fi is adding support for Rich Communications Services (RCS) and faster international 4G/LTE speeds.
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Last week, I wrote about my experiences using Google Fi with the OnePlus 6T. This morning, I switched the service over to an iPhone.
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Google Fi’s new compatibility with most iPhones and Android handsets is a game-changer. But what’s the experience like?
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Google Fi may not work fully with your smartphone. So let’s see how this plays out, using a few obvious examples.
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As expected, Google has replaced its Project Fi wireless service with a new offering called Google Fi. And it supports the iPhone.
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Project Fi will soon add support for OnePlus and Samsung devices, as well as iPhones. And it may be dropping the Project Fi branding, too.
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Google announced today that it is introducing enhanced networking functionality to its Project Fi wireless network.
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