Google Fi ends free Pixel Watch 3 LTE deal weeks early
Over the weekend, Google Fi subscribers could get the Pixel Watch 3 LTE for free, but the deal has now ended early.
Expand Expanding CloseOver the weekend, Google Fi subscribers could get the Pixel Watch 3 LTE for free, but the deal has now ended early.
Expand Expanding CloseIf you’re a Google Fi Wireless subscriber, you can essentially get the 41mm or 45mm Pixel Watch 3 LTE for free with relatively few asterisks.
Google Fi Wireless today acknowledged an issue with SIM cards failing for some customers.
Expand Expanding CloseiOS 18 is rolling out today with RCS to improve the Android-iPhone messaging experience, but support is not yet enabled for all carriers, including Google Fi Wireless.
Expand Expanding CloseAfter rolling out Number Lock last week to follow the latest FCC rules around SIM swapping, Google Fi is now complying with the regulatory agency’s Safe Connections Act (PDF).
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle Fi Wireless has a new Number Lock feature that provides an “additional layer of protection against illegal SIM swaps.”
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle Fi’s top plan already includes 100 GB of Google One storage, and the MVNO is now offering Unlimited Plus subscribers a free two-month trial to AI Premium.
Expand Expanding CloseIn one of its deeper discounts, Google Fi is effectively offering the Pixel 8 Pro for $199 after monthly bill credits.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle Fi introduced “Simply Unlimited” in 2021 and the plan is now seeing a price increase if you have three or more members.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle is emailing some Fi Wireless subscribers with a pretty notable promo code offer that gives them “10% off a new line for 2 years.”
Expand Expanding CloseA new Google Store promo will give you two free years of Fi data if you buy the Pixel Watch 2 LTE, which is currently on discount.
Expand Expanding CloseWhile there are no Google Store Black Friday deals for the Pixel Watch 2 LTE, Google Fi Wireless is offering a $75 discount.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle Fi is reaching out to existing subscribers with pretty good “upgrade” offers that bring down the Pixel 8 to $399 and Pixel 8 Pro to $599.
Expand Expanding CloseWith the iPhone 15 and 15 Pro launching today, Google Fi has instructions on eSIM activation for those being told that Apple’s new devices are not supported.
Expand Expanding CloseAs part of the Google Store 25th birthday sale in the US, the LTE Pixel Watch is discounted and comes with “2 years of free data for your device.”
Expand Expanding CloseIf you’re a Google Fi Wireless Unlimited Plus subscriber, the carrier is changing how your Google One perk is managed starting September 25.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle sent an email today to Fi Wireless subscribers about Customer Proprietary Network Information (CPNI) and how it’s opting them in to sharing that information with Alphabet affiliates.
Expand Expanding CloseOne aspect of Google Fi is a built-in VPN, and the MVNO recently made changes to the setup process that most noticeably resulted in a new icon.
Expand Expanding CloseAnnounced last month, the redesign of the Google Fi Wireless companion app is now rolling out.
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Expand Expanding CloseIn 2018, Google’s MVNO dropped the “Project” from its name. The service is now called “Google Fi Wireless” with a bigger family plan focus, redesigned mobile app, and expanded smartwatch support.
Expand Expanding CloseFollowing the launch of iOS 16.4 on Monday, Google Fi today officially announced that 5G service is now available on the iPhone.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle Fi is running an aggressive trade-in promotion wherein you effectively get the Pixel 7 for free after 24 monthly bill credits. This deal looks to be aimed at those new to the Google MVNO, with the old trade-in offer applying to existing customers.
Expand Expanding CloseTo attract prospective subscribers, Google Fi is testing a seven-day trial of its service that takes advantage of eSIM support on Android and the iPhone.
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