Google today announced (or is going to announce) that its month-to-month wireless service, Project Fi, is now open to many more devices, both Android and iPhone. According to a blog post to the company’s Project Fi blog, you’ll be able to bring over phones from Samsung, LG, Moto, and OnePlus, as well as iPhones (“in beta”), paying their low rates, mostly depending on how much data you use.
Google does say that the “full Google Fi experience” might not be available to any ol’ phone you bring over and is instead reserved for phones “designed for Fi,” like the ones they sell. In other words, you might be missing out on the fast network switching between T-Mobile, Sprint, and WiFi, and the new enhanced network features they just rolled out.
The details are murky here, because this info arrives via what we are assuming is a broken embargo. Once all the info is made clear, we’ll be sure to update this post.
Cheers broken embargo!
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