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Cheaper doesn’t mean worse when it comes to phone plans, as we’ve found out when comparing two popular mobile virtual network operators that sell low-cost mobile phone services: Republic Wireless and Google Fi. This comparison will help you decide which of the two phone plans is better for you, highlighting the most important pros and
Each year, Google comes up with a new phone that offers users the best of Android. However, in 2015, the company decided to start a mobile network. This carrier, named Project Fi, runs on both Wi-Fi and cellular networks (with help from T-Mobile, Sprint, U.S. Cellular, and Three). Are you interested in switching to Google
Are you using Google’s Project Fi as your primary cell service go-to? Finding that the cell signal coverage in your home isn’t as good as it should be? This is because Google doesn’t operate its very own network — Project Fi is designed to piggyback off of other US networks, such as Sprint, T-Mobile, and
Not being able to watch Elon Musk’s space Tesla live in high-definition because of mobile data limits just doesn’t feel right. If Elon can shoot a car into space, carriers should be able to offer unlimited data plans that don’t feel like they came straight from 2008. Well, Google has recently sort of introduced its