What is Google’s Project Fi?
To make things very clear, Project Fi is Google’s ambitious try to enter the wireless service network. What Google is basically trying to do is to act like a middlemen between the user and the carriers, to act as a MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator). In which google will pay the licensing thing to access and use wireless infrastructure of many carriers at once, to provide you with the best network and speed that is possible.
Currently Google has partnered with T-Mobile, Sprint and licensed their infrastructure for its Project Fi. So, when you use Project Fi, you actually are using the network and infrastructure of the partner carrier but you pay directly to Google.
What’s the benefit?
The best benefit from Google’s Project Fi is that you are getting a wider network reliance and spectrum than by opting in from a single carrier. With Project Fi, you also get cash back for the Data you didn’t use, isn’t that amazing? yes.
Plans
Project Fi has one basic plan that will be same for all plan, that will cost you 20$, which will give you
•Unlimited domestic talk and text
•Unlimited international texts
•Low-cost international calls
•Wi-Fi tethering
•Coverage in 120+ countries
DATA : For every 1GB Data you add to the Plan, you pay 10$ for it, let’s say you want 2GB Data for your Project Fi, you’ll have to pay :
20$ – Basic Plan
20$- Data Plan (2×10$)
And so on, till 10GB per month.
How to opt-in to Project Fi
To Opt-in for Google’s Project Fi, you’ll have to Request a Invite, which you can request on its official website, here. The waitlist is long so make sue yo request for a invite ASAP and get your Nexus 6, if you don’t have one right now because that’s the only smartphone that supports Project Fi right now.
yes, only and only NEXUS 6 and no other smartphone user can opt-in for the Project fi, at least for now.
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