If you like the idea of the free data-only SIM cards now available through Google’s Project Fi mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) program, just know that you won’t be getting 4G LTE service ...

It turns out the SIM card we have been using with the Nexus 6 is not the same these two devices will be sporting (even though they are all the same size – nano SIM). Those who ordered the new Google ...

Alternative carriers, also known as mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs), operate on the networks of the top four carriers (AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and Sprint), but their plans and services are ...

One of the nifty things about Google’s Project Fi wireless network is that the company doesn’t charge anything extra for tethering, so if you want to use your Android smartphone as a mobile hotspot, ...

Project Fi is Google’s specialized wireless service designed primarily for Google’s own phones. It doesn’t get much attention because, in order to use it, your main phone pretty much has to be either ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. Google packed the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL full of the latest in most smartphone tech, but one area they are ...

Google's pay-for-what-you-use Project Fi phone service has a new trick and a new SIM card: One for adding data to tablets. New Project Fi SIM cards will soon be available for an initial five tablets ...

Google on Monday announced that you can now purchase a Google Fi SIM card from over 500 Best Buy locations. This is the first time that Google's online-only wireless carrier has a retail presence. The ...

An unassuming option can change the way you think about mobile technology -- but only if you see it for its full potential. Project Fi isn’t your average mobile phone carrier. That much was clear from ...

When we looked at Google's Project Fi cellular service at launch, we worked out that the pay-per-MB service was great for people who use a small amount of data or those who need a flexible amount of ...

Alternative carriers, also known as mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs), operate on the networks of the top four carriers (AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and Sprint), but their plans and services are ...