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Google’s Wi-Fi Assistant Spreads Wings to Non-Project Fi Phones
Nashville Chatter
A few weeks ago, Google made a promise to all users of non-Project Fi Nexus phones that the data-saving feature, Wi-Fi Assistant, will be coming to their devices in the near future. Well, this “near future” is finally here and it is happening, just …
Google Expands Wi-Fi Assistant to All Nexus UsersThurrott.com (blog)
Wi-Fi Assistant now rolling out to ALL Nexus devicesAmazinessNet (blog)
Google’s Now Rolling Out Wi-Fi Assistant to Nexus DevicesMax Buondonno (press release) (blog)
Forbes –University Herald –Nexus Blog –Google Developers
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WiFi Assistant for non-Project Fi Nexus devices is rolling out
Android Police
A few weeks ago, Google told us that Project Fi’s WiFi Assistant, which connects users automatically to public WiFi using a secure VPN, was heading to Nexus devices in the US, Canada, Mexico, the UK, and Nordic countries. This has now started rolling …
Project Fi Looking to Add Group Plans in the Future?Android Headlines
Project Fi may be offering group plans in the near futurePhandroid.com
Wi-Fi Assistant now rolling out to all non-Project Fi Nexus devices9 to 5 Google
Nashville Chatter –Max Buondonno (press release) (blog) –University Herald –Twitter
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Non-Project Fi Nexus phones now starting to get Google’s Wi-Fi Assistant
Android Authority (blog)
Google’s Fi wireless service has been around for a while now, and until now, only Project Fi Nexus phones could take advantage of Google’s Wi-Fi Assistant. Wi-Fi Assistant essentially connects your phone to a trusted, stable, and open Wi-Fi network …
Google’s WiFi Assistant Seems to be Rolling Out to Non-Project Fi Nexus Devices TodayDroid Life (press release) (blog)
Google Has Pushed Nexus 5X To Its LowestDailySunKnoxville.com

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Google’s WiFi Assistant Seems to be Rolling Out to Non-Project Fi Nexus Devices Today
Droid Life (press release) (blog)
Project Fi’s exclusive WiFi Assistant feature that has allowed Nexus owners to automatically connect securely to open WiFi networks appears to be rolling out to non-Fi Nexus owners at the moment. Google first announced WiFi Assistant for all Nexus …
Google Has Pushed Nexus 5X To Its LowestDailySunKnoxville.com

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Hands-on with a Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge on Republic Wireless: A better Wi-Fi calling experience
ZDNet
When I first heard of the GSM carrier addition, I believed that Republic Wireless would function as Project Fi does, with Sprint, T-Mobile, and US Cellular backing up Wi-Fi connections. It turns out that’s not the case, and these new modern Android …

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Cricket sets its sights on Project Fi with a new $30 plan
Phandroid.com
Cricket is turning into one of the largest “budget” carriers in the United States as it offers a few great plan options for users not looking to break the bank. The carrier will be adding a new plan this week that will pit itself against Project Fi …
Cricket Wireless’ New $30 Plan Offers 1GB LTE DataAndroid Headlines
Cricket Wireless Offers 1GB LTE Data With $30 PlanUbergizmo
Cricket Wireless now offering affordable unlimited calling and textingAndroidGuys
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Hardin County PE teacher receives national honor from Project Fit
WDRB
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — A Hardin County PE teacher is on a one-man mission fighting chronic conditions in kids like obesity and diabetes. It’s a mission that has earned him national honors. Forget dodgeball and foursquare: when kids enter the gym at …

What is Project Fi?
PC Advisor
Google’s Project Fi has been causing quite a lot of excitement across the US in recent months. So what is this new option for mobile users, and how likely is it we’ll see it appear this side of the Atlantic? We take a deeper delve into what could be …

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Project Fi has a powerful bonus feature hidden in plain sight
Computerworld
Project Fi isn’t your average mobile phone carrier. That much was clear from the second I signed up for the service last fall. And now, after having personally used Fi for the better part of a year, I’m finding new ways it can make my life easier …