Google is the ideal mobile provider: no limits, also dates' t abroad and pay only what you use

Technology giant Google is now also a wireless carrier, or still in a very limited form. But with the test project the company wants to be the limits of what is possible to look up and move, in order to innovate the market with new opportunities and cheaper subscriptions. 

Project Fi, so hot the latest project of the technology giant from Mountain View. Google is now a so-called MVNO, a mobile virtual network operator, such as Mobile Vikings in our country is one. They offer packages for mobile technology, but do not own network.The test network is Google along with two major US operators and some technology companies, so as to "the limits of what is possible to shift."

Data at home and abroad

Google wants to let customers pay only for the data they use effectively. How does that work?Well, you close off a subscription basis for $ 20, which you can make calls within the US and unlimited SMS to home and abroad. In addition, you choose how much data you will want to stand in the package. For a gigabyte, you pay $ 10 for 2 gigabytes $ 20, and so on.

But of course you never know in advance how much data you will burn per month, and that changes monthly. Therefore, you will even get a refund for any data that you do not use.Imagine paying for 3 gigabytes but consumes just 1.7 gigabytes of it, then you'll get $ 13 back. And you go about your regular subscription, you just pay $ 10 per gigabyte, so it is not more expensive than what you pay for in advance. And these data can be used even in 120 different countries!

Everything in the cloud

Meanwhile, on-Fi phone as Google "in the cloud". That means you can send or can call as well through your laptop or tablet text messages. If there is a Wi-Fi network is available, the phone will use that network for all your calls and you walk outside, the system automatically switches to the wireless network of T-Mobile or Sprint, the two partner organizations. Moreover, the phone also turns continuously from one network to another, depending on which offers the best connection.

The service is for the time being still very limited application. So Americans can only apply for a special SIM card, and you also want to have one specific smartphone, the Nexus 6. Google calls Project Fi therefore an "early access" program where we can deduce that the service more broadly available later will be.