On today's Pocketnow Daily, we talk about leaks of the iPhone 9, Samsung's plans for foldable devices, Amazon's new Project Tempo, and more
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Google Fi increases data limit to 30GB per user during COVID-19 crisis
After extending the payment grace period for customers to 60 days, Google Fi has now upped the monthly high-speed data cap to 30GB for all plans.
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Google Fi offers $150 off Pixel 3, Pixel 3 XL
If you didn't feel as though the Google Store was the right place to get your Pixel 3 XL, get one at Google Fi directly for the same discounted price.
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Best Buy starts selling Google Fi SIMs, talk-and-text-only service
Google Fi is expanding its ground game from nonexistent to more than 500 Best Buy locations in the United States with SIM card sales.
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Google Fi international LTE coverage expands, RCS to roll out
If you're taking your Google Fi phone to any of these 33 countries, you'll be able to get on LTE for the same rates as you do at home!
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Free Google Photos book for Google Fi customers!
Stressed out from shopping? Play a little game to ease the mind. After that, you've got a free photo album you can make and that's another gift checked.
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New customers can get a free month of Google Fi service
You can now get a free month of Google Fi services if you are a new customer and fulfill two other very easy requirements
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Google Fi may no longer be a “Project”
Google's wireless service may not be a project anymore, but when is the new logo coming out? It's seen right here in this greeting card.
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Using Google Fi abroad
Google Fi is an interesting thing. For the uninitiated, Google Fi (formerly known as Project Fi) is a new wireless carrier straight from the search giant itself, pairing Sprint and T-Mobile coverage together with fairly competitive rates, and one great philosophy: don’t pay for what you don’t use. In essence, you choose a data plan at the start of your service (every 1 GB = $10), and come time for the bill, you’re credited back what you don’t use — right down to the dollar. Best of all (at least, for me), here’s the real kicker: data use overseas comes at ...
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