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Google Fi Introduces Support for a Second 5G Network

Google has upgraded its Fi cell service to support a second 5G network alongside T-Mobile. The specific network has not been disclosed. This change allows Google Fi to function as a dual-carrier service in the U.S., enhancing connectivity options for users.

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Google has announced an upgrade to its Fi cell service, introducing support for a second 5G network in addition to T-Mobile. The specific network has not been revealed. This upgrade allows Google Fi to operate as a dual-carrier service, improving connectivity for users in the U.S. The announcement emphasized support for two leading 5G networks without naming them.

Key facts

  • Google Fi now supports a second 5G network alongside T-Mobile.
  • The upgrade is referred to as a "super network."
  • Google Fi originally launched in 2015 as Project Fi.
  • The service initially supported both T-Mobile and Sprint.
  • The specific second network has not been disclosed.
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