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Google rebrands Project Fi to Google Fi and adds support for iPhones, currently in beta, and the “majority” of Android devices

A phone plan built for you  —  iPhone Screenshots Mark Jansen / Digital Trends : How to root Android phones or tablets (and unroot them) Joan Engebretson / Telecompetitor : Google Fi is New Brand for Google Mobile Service; More Devices Now Supported Christian Zibreg / iDownloadBlog.com : The inexpensive Google Fi phone service finally expands to iPhone, with caveats Brad Moon / InvestorPlace : Google Fi Is Project Fi, But With iPhone Support Nicole Lee / Engadget : Google Fi's iPhone debut comes with caveats Dami Lee / The Verge : Here's how Google Fi will work with iPhones Ben Schoon / 9to5Google : Comment: Google makes a strong case for no one to ever buy a Pixel at launch again Ron Amadeo / Ars Technica : Google's cellular service gets rebranded, offers support for iPhones Richard Chirgwin / The Register : Fee, Fi, bring your own one... Google opens up Project Fi to mobes built by Apple, LG, Samsung Maria Deutscher / SiliconANGLE : Google expands its Project Fi wireless service to iPhones and most Android devices Danbo / MAC blog : Google FiiPhone  —  GoogleProject FiGoogle Fi... Justin Duino / Android Authority : PSA: Phones that aren't built for Google Fi will have these limitations Mike Flaminio / Insanely Great Mac : Google's mobile voice/data service adds beta iPhone support. AJ Dellinger / Engadget : Google Fi wireless service finally works with iPhones Tweets: @googlefi : Say “hi” to Google Fi. http://blog.google/... http://twitter.com/... Jon Wiley / @jonwiley : Google Fi is the best and I'd say that even if I didn't work at Google. It's *particularly* great when traveling. And you can get data SIMs for iPads. http://twitter.com/... Shira Ovide / @shiraovide : I have no idea if Google Fi will work well on all smartphones, or if Google will lose interest in this product in five minutes, but I am 100% in favor of shaking up the US wireless market. https://www.blog.google/... David Ruddock / @rdrv3 : I still don't think Fi as it exists now makes sense for most people. The value proposition is pretty mediocre and the network switching tech is nowhere near as magical as Google makes it out to be. https://www.androidpolice.com/ ... @wired : Google Fi has quietly been one of the best deals in tech, but the carrier was only available for a select few phones. That changes today. https://wired.trib.al/atimiRb Paul Thurrott / @thurrott : “Google's Project Fi service might soon open up to Samsung, OnePlus, and Apple devices” YES. Owen Williams / @ow : The Material Design overhaul of Google Fi is probably the nicest treatment for the design language yet, too. http://twitter.com/... Dieter Bohn / @backlon : Well! With the rename to Google Fi, I have a lot more confidence now that Google's MVNO is here to stay. Also: works with iPhones. http://www.theverge.com/... http://twitter.com/... Dan Seifert / @dcseifert : good to see google hasn't forgotten about Fi, but I wish the data rates would have gone down by now. Fi is good for people who use very little data or travel internationally. anyone that uses a lot of data can get better deals elsewhere. http://twitter.com/... Owen Williams / @ow : I'm hoping this means Google is serious about its mobile network now. Project Fi was always a super killer secret weapon for Pixel, but this seems to indicate they're all in http://www.theverge.com/...

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