Google's Project Fi service is finally iPhone friendly

If the only thing holding you back from ditching your phone contract and switching over to Google's wireless service is that you don't want to invest in a brand new phone, you're in luck.

After more than three years, Google is finally expanding "Project Fi" in a major way. The service, now simply called Google Fi (it rhymes with "eye"), is finally available for iPhones and a lot more Android devices.

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Google's Fi service has been a popular choice, particularly among international travelers, because its plans are flexible and relatively inexpensive compared with many other carriers. Plans start at $20 a month for unlimited talk and text, and data is a flat rate of $10/GB, regardless of what country you're in. Any unused data is rolled over at the end of the month and Google lets you pause you service whenever you want so you're never locked into any contract.  Read more...

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