Google Fi Wireless to offer users a ‘new, more affordable’ plan for 10th anniversary

Google Fi Wireless is to offer users a “new, more affordable” plan for its 10th anniversary.

Google Fi Wireless is to offer users a “new, more affordable” plan for its 10th anniversary.

The search engine giant launched its telecommunications service under operator T-Mobile in April 2015 and has now pledged to improve deals in the future.

In a blog post, Google said: “We’re introducing a new, more affordable Unlimited Essentials plan, more high-speed data on existing plans, major iOS improvements and limited-time promotions.

We started Google Fi Wireless 10 years ago to bring people wireless connectivity that’s simple and secure. Since then, we’ve launched the first eSIM for quick and easy setup, and pioneered end-to-end encrypted calls on Android phones for secure conversations.

1 We’ve continued to reimagine seamless connectivity for our users, recently ranking as the #1 carrier for overall satisfaction in PCMag’s Readers’ Choice awards.

2 Starting today, we are adding a new plan with a lower price, upgrading other plans with more data, more than doubling our international 5G network and celebrating our 10th birthday with new promotions that you won’t want to miss.”

The post went on to point out that the Fi Wireless is the “only major carrier to offer connectivity” at no extra cost from SIMs.

It added: “Google Fi Wireless is the only major carrier to offer connectivity for cellular-enabled tablets and laptops at no extra cost with data-only SIMs — no hotspot from a nearby phone or additional data plan required. 8 12 Now, we’re broadening access to this feature with data-only eSIMs, which means you can quickly and easily connect newer, eSIM-compatible devices like Android tablets and iPads with data on the go, without needing a physical SIM card..”