So far, Project Fi is compatible only with last year’s Nexus 6 and this year’s Nexus 5X and 6P. Given the service’s still-limited state of operation — and, you know, the way Google tends to do things ...

It's been almost a year since Google took the wraps off its plans to become a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) and it now looks like its Project Fi service is ready for prime time. Google ...

I’ve been using Google’s Project Fi cellular service on the LG Nexus 5X for the past two months, and I like it a lot. I recognize that it’s not for everyone — currently it works in just three Android ...

If you bought a Nexus 6 from Google during your Project Fi setup process, you may be surprised to know that the company will replace that device once for a fee of just $100. That means, if you dropped ...

My favorite travel gadget isn't my camera or noise-canceling headphones or even my iPhone. It's a SIM card from Google. I'm talking, of course, about Project Fi, Google's wireless service that ...

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, ...

Like many people, when it came time to choose my next cell phone plan, I was riddled with anxiety. I had no idea which provider to choose, what deal was best or who might screw me over the worst. I ...

Google’s Project Fi is getting a few handy new features that should help subscribers keep a tab on their data use. A new post in the Project Fi subreddit, which was verified by a Google community ...

After months of rumors and years of speculation, Google has finally announced its own mobile carrier initiative. Google's Project Fi isn't a new network, but rather a new type of Mobile Virtual ...

The Android One Moto X4 is the latest device to join the very limited list of Project Fi-compatible smartphones, making it the first modern and affordable Project Fi phone. There are two Google ...

), is moving along at a slow and steady pace. According to a report by USA Today, Google's Project Fi could prove to be a "major shakeup" in the wireless segment, but it won't come anytime soon.

Google's new wireless service and its long-standing phone management service work together in confusing ways. Time to sort it all out. Simplicity is a key selling point of Google’s Project Fi wireless ...