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Project Fi providing ‘extra credits’ to offset unintended usage due to reporting issue – 9to5Google


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Project Fi providing ‘extra credits’ to offset unintended usage due to reporting issue
9to5Google
Project Fi’s phenomenal customer service (for a cellular carrier) was on display this past weekend over an issue with data usage reporting. Some users did not get an accurate idea of how much data they consumed during a one month period ending in …
Project Fi Gives Customers Credit For Lag In Data Reporting …Android Headlines

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9to5Google
Project Fi providing 'extra credits' to offset unintended usage due to reporting issue
9to5Google
Project Fi's phenomenal customer service (for a cellular carrier) was on display this past weekend over an issue with data usage reporting. Some users did not get an accurate idea of how much data they consumed during a one month period ending in ...
Project Fi Gives Customers Credit For Lag In Data Reporting ...Android Headlines

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What Is Project Fi, and Is It Worth It? – Tom’s Guide

Tom’s GuideWhat Is Project Fi, and Is It Worth It?Tom’s GuideGoogle already makes the OS for your smartphone and, for some of us, makes the phone itself. And if you sign up for Project Fi, the tech giant can provide the cellular service for that phone,…


Tom's Guide
What Is Project Fi, and Is It Worth It?
Tom's Guide
Google already makes the OS for your smartphone and, for some of us, makes the phone itself. And if you sign up for Project Fi, the tech giant can provide the cellular service for that phone, too. Project Fi launched in 2015, as an alternate wireless ...

What Is Project Fi, and Is It Worth It? – Tom’s Guide

Tom’s GuideWhat Is Project Fi, and Is It Worth It?Tom’s GuideGoogle already makes the OS for your smartphone and, for some of us, makes the phone itself. And if you sign up for Project Fi, the tech giant can provide the cellular service for that phone,…


Tom's Guide
What Is Project Fi, and Is It Worth It?
Tom's Guide
Google already makes the OS for your smartphone and, for some of us, makes the phone itself. And if you sign up for Project Fi, the tech giant can provide the cellular service for that phone, too. Project Fi launched in 2015, as an alternate wireless ...

Monday Poll: Who is Your Current Wireless Carrier? – Droid Life (press release) (blog)


Droid Life (press release) (blog)

Monday Poll: Who is Your Current Wireless Carrier?
Droid Life (press release) (blog)
I ask, partly because we just like to see updated numbers, but I’m also interested to see what has shifted since we last asked. In July 2014, 61% of our readers were on Verizon, while 19% were on T-Mobile. Those were the two top vote getters. In June …


Droid Life (press release) (blog)
Monday Poll: Who is Your Current Wireless Carrier?
Droid Life (press release) (blog)
I ask, partly because we just like to see updated numbers, but I'm also interested to see what has shifted since we last asked. In July 2014, 61% of our readers were on Verizon, while 19% were on T-Mobile. Those were the two top vote getters. In June ...

Monday Poll: Who is Your Current Wireless Carrier? – Droid Life (press release) (blog)


Droid Life (press release) (blog)

Monday Poll: Who is Your Current Wireless Carrier?
Droid Life (press release) (blog)
I ask, partly because we just like to see updated numbers, but I’m also interested to see what has shifted since we last asked. In July 2014, 61% of our readers were on Verizon, while 19% were on T-Mobile. Those were the two top vote getters. In June …
Tips and tricks for comparing wireless plans and finding the perfect planAndroid Central

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Droid Life (press release) (blog)
Monday Poll: Who is Your Current Wireless Carrier?
Droid Life (press release) (blog)
I ask, partly because we just like to see updated numbers, but I'm also interested to see what has shifted since we last asked. In July 2014, 61% of our readers were on Verizon, while 19% were on T-Mobile. Those were the two top vote getters. In June ...
Tips and tricks for comparing wireless plans and finding the perfect planAndroid Central

all 11 news articles »

Monday Poll: Who is Your Current Wireless Carrier? – Droid Life (press release) (blog)


Droid Life (press release) (blog)

Monday Poll: Who is Your Current Wireless Carrier?
Droid Life (press release) (blog)
I ask, partly because we just like to see updated numbers, but I’m also interested to see what has shifted since we last asked. In July 2014, 61% of our readers were on Verizon, while 19% were on T-Mobile. Those were the two top vote getters. In June …

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Droid Life (press release) (blog)
Monday Poll: Who is Your Current Wireless Carrier?
Droid Life (press release) (blog)
I ask, partly because we just like to see updated numbers, but I'm also interested to see what has shifted since we last asked. In July 2014, 61% of our readers were on Verizon, while 19% were on T-Mobile. Those were the two top vote getters. In June ...

and more »

Monday Poll: Who is Your Current Wireless Carrier? | Droid Life – Droid Life (press release) (blog)


Droid Life (press release) (blog)

Monday Poll: Who is Your Current Wireless Carrier? | Droid Life
Droid Life (press release) (blog)
I ask, partly because we just like to see updated numbers, but I’m also interested to see what has shifted since we last asked. In July 2014, 61% of our readers …

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Droid Life (press release) (blog)
Monday Poll: Who is Your Current Wireless Carrier? | Droid Life
Droid Life (press release) (blog)
I ask, partly because we just like to see updated numbers, but I'm also interested to see what has shifted since we last asked. In July 2014, 61% of our readers ...

and more »

Should Nokia be the “new Nexus”? – PhoneDog


PhoneDog

Should Nokia be the “new Nexus”?
PhoneDog
For the Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X, Nexus also served as an affordable entry into Google’s Project Fi service. With the 6P and 5X having been “Out of Stock” for months now, the only way to use Project Fi is by purchasing the Pixel or Pixel XL, which starts …

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PhoneDog
Should Nokia be the "new Nexus"?
PhoneDog
For the Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X, Nexus also served as an affordable entry into Google's Project Fi service. With the 6P and 5X having been “Out of Stock” for months now, the only way to use Project Fi is by purchasing the Pixel or Pixel XL, which starts ...

and more »

Should Nokia be the “new Nexus”? – PhoneDog


PhoneDog

Should Nokia be the “new Nexus”?
PhoneDog
For the Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X, Nexus also served as an affordable entry into Google’s Project Fi service. With the 6P and 5X having been “Out of Stock” for months now, the only way to use Project Fi is by purchasing the Pixel or Pixel XL, which starts …

and more »


PhoneDog
Should Nokia be the "new Nexus"?
PhoneDog
For the Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X, Nexus also served as an affordable entry into Google's Project Fi service. With the 6P and 5X having been “Out of Stock” for months now, the only way to use Project Fi is by purchasing the Pixel or Pixel XL, which starts ...

and more »

Kagan: Sprint Flex is the next step in Forever program – RCR Wireless News

RCR Wireless NewsKagan: Sprint Flex is the next step in Forever programRCR Wireless NewsIf Sprint is good enough for Google Project Fi, Comcast Xfinity Mobile, Charter and T-Mobile, then they are good enough for the average wireless customer as well. T…


RCR Wireless News
Kagan: Sprint Flex is the next step in Forever program
RCR Wireless News
If Sprint is good enough for Google Project Fi, Comcast Xfinity Mobile, Charter and T-Mobile, then they are good enough for the average wireless customer as well. This is why they are continuing to acquire new customers and grow. And this new Sprint ...

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