Project Fi debuts, making Google a carrier in the US Comments

• anonymouse
• PA7
• 22 Apr 2015

AnonD-130551, 22 Apr 2015Uh, for the rest of the time when you DON'T have WiFi. The disappointing part of this is no un... moreOf course those two things go together for Google to make more money.

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• Anonymous
• sqr
• 22 Apr 2015

AnonD-147044, 22 Apr 2015Absolutely not impressed. "you add data allowence ontop of it". so basically, $20... moreExactly. In Belgium I pay 12 Euro for 1GB + unlimited texts and a couple of hundred minutes.

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• ollyb1
• nw}
• 22 Apr 2015

AnonD-3928, 22 Apr 2015if we are connected to wifi then why do we need additional data source?that's the same thing I was wondering as well

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• AnonD-147044
• nVm
• 22 Apr 2015

Absolutely not impressed. "you add data allowence ontop of it".

so basically, $20 basics+ $30 for 3 GB? Total 50 Dollar for only 3GB? Is this considered cheap in US? Because here in europe I get 3GB for 20 euros.

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• Anonymous
• p2L
• 22 Apr 2015

3g wifi

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• AnonD-130551
• ksZ
• 22 Apr 2015

Uh, for the rest of the time when you DON'T have WiFi. The disappointing part of this is no unlimited data. I don't understand how Google is going to be pushing cloud storage as hard as they have for the past couple years on the one hand and then limit your data on the other hand. Those two things don't go together.

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• rudebwai
• 9LB
• 22 Apr 2015

thats tru. if wer are connected to wifi why would it require to pay additional on the data? shouldn't be free of the limits? and what if there is no wifi around and it is roam, werent there be problems in making calls out and text?

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• mtnz
• 3Tu
• 22 Apr 2015

they wot?

$10 for 1GB of mobile data??? :D :D :D

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• AnonD-3928
• v{R
• 22 Apr 2015

if we are connected to wifi then why do we need additional data source?

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