For Project Fi users, some even prospective, at least one of these devices will be, no matter the wait. The other is more up in the air.
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Unsung Sony Xperia XZ Premium is unsung no more | #PNWeekly 259
Erica Griffin, The Technology Nerd That Likes to Film Stuff, has filmed her takes on the OnePlus 5 and Xperia XZ Premium. We chat with her on our show!
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Project Fi’s budget device will be Moto X4
The phone itself will supposedly be launched in the fourth quarter, so until then, customers will have to get a Pixel for at least $649.
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With no Nexus phones in its lineup, Project Fi is aching for a budget device
Its current and prospective customers are, too. And Google's telling them to wait for later this year to see that budget phone come to life.
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G Suite accounts now eligible for Project Fi
If your business does work through Google's G Suite of apps and has its domain on Gmail, you can now sign up for Google's cellular service with that email.
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Pay your share on a group Project Fi plan through Google Wallet
In addition to making paybacks easy, Project Fi has booted up a promo to get its customers to add people to their accounts with a bill discount.
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Free Google Home with a Pixel or Pixel XL bought through Project Fi
The offer goes through July 29 and lets Project Fi customers hook up a new smart home with its Google Assistant-enabled speaker.
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Hangouts SMS finally hung up for most, still on for Project Fi and Google Voice
The exceptions are Google Voice users and Project Fi customers who can continue to route SMS/MMS through Hangouts. Others will have to move elsewhere.
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Expect SMS in Hangouts to be gone by May 22
SMS in Hangouts gets out of Hangouts soon according to a letter to G Suite admins. But you may still cling on if you have Google Voice or Project Fi.
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Google Voice and Project Fi to meet, or so it is said
What, really? Google Voice and Project Fi? Together at last? That's the word after a revival of a service thought to be long dead.
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Promotional Project Fi referral program made permanent
Apparently, Project Fi customers have been spreading the gospel of Google's service quite nicely. And they can continue to for a good while.
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Free goodies from Project Fi at the airport in San Jose
The Project Fi Travel Trolley is what Google calls a vending machine full of sleeping masks, socks, charging cables and so on that’s currently sitting across gate 25 of San Jose International Airport. And everything in there is all free… if you’re subscribed to the MVNO service.
If you happen to be taxiing in or out of Silicon Valley for the next while and happen to pass the Travel Trolley by, call up *#*#359948434#*#* on your phone (that’s “FLYWITHFI” on the number pad). You’ll get taken to a page on the Project Fi app with a QR code you can scan at the machine.
Traveling through SJC? Check out the new Project Fi Travel Trolley filled with goodies for subscribers. #flywithFi pic.twitter.com/W8O4xvUGyd
— Project Fi (@projectfi) December 14, 2016
You’ll only be able to grab an item from the machine once every 24 hours, so choose wisely — you’ll likely not be able to go double-dipping unless you’re a Project Fi fan who flies into work every day, you jetsetter.
Can’t get out to SJC? Maybe wait until the trolley moves off to somewhere else. Or, get some free apps and referral credits with the Fi for the Holidays campaign.
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If you’re on it, get a $20 Project Fi referral credit through January 11
You’ll stand to gain up to $200 this holiday season if you’re a subscriber to Google’s MVNO service, Project Fi.
As part of its “A World of Thanks” campaign to celebrate winter’s arrival. Last week, users got a $10 credit for use in the Google Play Store. This week, for every person that signs up for Project Fi at your behest, you’ll get credited with $20 after they get through their first month. And they’ll get $20, too.
Make sure you get your ten peeps together by January 11 to be eligible for the monies. No, they can’t just join your group, they have to be on their own plans.
Don’t forget to experience the second week of little goodies and quizzes, too with the “Let the holidays move you” diorama.
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Holiday perks for Project Fi users include $10 in Google Play credit
Google’s MVNO effort Project Fi is getting its customers into the spirit this holiday season with some gift giving over the next four weeks. And it’s all in “a world of thanks” to the customers who have made it possible.
If you’re with Fi, head to the source link and click through to find this week’s hidden surprises — five of them are entrapped within certain objects in a wireline wonderland. A couple are some insta-picture telegrams you can share with relatives and friends of snowglobes. One is a quiz on how people from around the world greet each other. Another bit tells you how to set a voicemail greeting with Project Fi.
But the most important bit is the $10 in Google Play credit you’ll get. The promo code must be retained by January 1 and redeemed by January 31.
We suppose more perks are on the way, but we’ll have to wait until December 12 to find them out.
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Project Fi offering group pricing at $15 extra per person per month
Rumors were leading up to this move, now, it’s real. Google’s multiple-network virtual operation, Project Fi, now has a Group Plan. And it’s pretty damn simple.Anyone can sign up to Project Fi to lead a group account. Every account has room ...
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