Google Announces Project Fi Wireless Network Starting at $20 per Month
How Will Google’s New Wireless Service Work?
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Google Inc. is taking a plunge into the $189 billion market for wireless service, creating fresh competition for Verizon and AT&T and stepping up efforts to boost sales and lure users to its Android mobile-phone software.
The new service is called Project Fi, and it’s being offered through the Sprint Corp. and T-Mobile US Inc. wireless networks. Google will charge $20 a month for basic features such as talk and text, and $10 per gigabyte for data.