Tag: Google Fi
Google Fi unveils new unlimited plan for $70/mo, 22GB data before throttling
Google Fi is by far the best wireless plan I've ever used. It's reasonably priced, it's easy to see how much data you've used in a billing cycle, and it's convenient for when I travel outside the U.S. and don't want nasty surprises when it comes to bill time.
Now,...
Mobile News: Google Fi cell service now available for iPhone (Settings screenshot)
11.28.2018 UPDATE: Fi is officially here for iPhone (5S or newer). You can sign up here. Also, Google has renamed and re-branded the service as simply Google Fi. To activate Fi on an iPhone, insert a Fi SIM, download the Google Fi app, and follow the instructions. You'll need to...
Video Editing News: The Intel/AMD Core Wars are giving us insane power
Processors always come down in price. And we always get more power as well. That's just the way it's always been -- with tech too in general. Innovator Gordon Moore knew that, after research, the number of transistors on an integrated circuit doubled every year. Moore's law was born....
Google launches unlimited Project Fi plan for $60/month
But there's a catch... (there's always a catch)
What is T-Mobile Digits?
On May 31, 2017 all T-Mobile phone numbers become Digits. What does that mean?
Cure for Android Wear 2.0 delay(s)? Apple Watch
Apple Watch.
Question: What is the best alternative for a former Pebble smartwatch owner?
It's not the answer I was expecting. But, indeed, after finally relenting, and trying out an Apple Watch for a few weeks, this former Pebbler believes it to be the best available option on the market today....
State of the Film Industry: Amazon Prime, Netflix, piracy and technology-led disruption
Panel of film industry experts tackle biggest challenges facing filmmakers today at the Mill Valley Film Festival.
Google refreshes smartphone brand, launches “Pixel” phones starting from $649
Consumers are accustomed to paying a premium for an iPhone, but will it work for a Google phone?
Homegrown phone – Is Google aiming to be more like Apple?
Being open is both a blessing and a curse.
One the plus side, others can run hog wild. In the case of Google's Android operating system that means manufacturers can build handsets to their heart's content. Large. Small. Cheap. Premium. They can run near stock Android (Moto X Pure) or come...
Google’s Project Fi cell service adds U.S. Cellular
Google continues to expand its fledglingly (and rather superb) cellular service known as Project Fi.
T-Mobile and Sprint were original partners. Today, Google announced that it has added a third: U.S. Cellular.
Project Fi is a unique service that automatically switches between available cellular networks, in addition to local wi-fi hotspots, to...