The Galaxy S22 ships with its eSIM feature enabled in the United States, and that’s good news for Google Fi, as a coming update will allow the carrier to work without a physical card on Samsung’s ...

Arol is a tech journalist who worked as a news and feature writer for Android Police from 2021 to 2023. He first began writing online for the short-lived portal of Spanish-language gaming forum ...

iOS 18 is rolling out today with RCS to improve the Android-iPhone messaging experience, but support is not yet enabled for all carriers, including Google Fi Wireless. In a statement, Google tells us ...

iOS 18.4 Beta 2 appears to add an RCS toggle for Google Fi and T-Mobile MVNOs, but activation of the feature is still pending for some users. This marks a shift from September when Google said Apple ...

Google Fi, the cell phone carrier operated by Google, is getting a series of new updates and rebranding to Google Fi Wireless. The rebrand adds a bit of clarity about what exactly the service offers ...

Google Fi is getting some new features as part of its latest updates. For starters, its premium Wi-Fi support for Pixel phones is coming to more places. Google's decade-old mobile service, Google Fi ...

According to a Google Fi notice, some Samsung Galaxy mobile phones will now support eSIM. When the Pixel 2 series was initially sold through Fi, support for the Fi eSIM was first made available. Later ...

The promised arrival of Rich Communication Services (RCS) support for iPhones is slowly arriving as Apple's latest iOS 18.4 beta 2 release has added the feature, which allows Google Fi users to turn ...

Google’s wireless phone service offers simple pricing, seamless travel, free SIMs, and more. Google Fi has been around for north of a decade now and it still feels like the weird, smart kid in the ...

Google’s Fi cellular service is getting an upgrade, and since this is 2025, there’s plenty of AI involved. You’ll be able to ask Google AI questions about your bill, and a different variation of AI ...

Google Fi, the Mountain View, California-based company’s eponymous mobile carrier, may not be compatible with your phone just yet — it only works with a select number of supported smartphones and ...