Project Fi by Google
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Project Fi by Google
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#2Is this a dual-MVNO? They talk about switching between two different LTE providers.
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#3Is this a dual-MVNO? They talk about switching between two different LTE providers.
It switches between T-Mobile and Sprint.
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#4"Request Invite" --> 404.
Good start.
EDIT: Only if the window is sized small enough to trigger the mobile layout for the navbar. Kind of funny in view of Mobilegeddon.
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#5ARGH.. Google Apps domains not supported. "For now, Project Fi is available only for accounts with an @gmail.com address"
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#6No mention of family plan or data sharing. If I have 3 lines that use 10gb between them, will this still be cheaper?
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#7"Request Invite" --> 404. Good start. EDIT: Only if the window is sized small enough to trigger the mobile layout for the navbar. Kind of funny in view of Mobilegeddon.
404 on Nexus 7 portrait, works in landscape. Weird.
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#8This is insane. I can't think of an industry that google is not trying to compete in. Auto industry, space industry, internet of things industry (Nest), internet/media industry, cable/internet provider industry, automobile industry, robotics industry, software industry, smartphone industry, pc industry now the telecom industry. I'm starting to expect Google to launch an airline here pretty soon. How can they possibly compete in so many spaces and compete well? Isn't this how Microsoft started doing business and failed at? I just am at a lost of words at Google's diversification strategy. I don't want to be a hater, but do we really want a singular company being the market leader at everything if they do end up succeeding at everything?
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#9The body font ("RoboDraft", #757575) is somewhat unreadable (not enough contrast) on a Chrome/Windows 7 machine with a 1920x1200 display.
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#10I found the link to the coverage map in the FAQ:
> https://fi.google.com/coverage
Looks like it blankets most of Canada with 2G service. I guess through roaming agreements from Sprint/T-Mo. I wonder if they are selling to Canadian residents?