Google Fi’s new Super Network brings automatic 5G switching, Pixel deals, and more
Bad 5G signal? Your Pixel might have a clever escape plan.
Google Fi has launched its new Super Network, which automatically switches supported Pixel phones between two major US 5G networks for improved connectivity. This feature is currently limited to Pixel 9 and newer devices that utilize eSIM technology. Wi-Fi Auto Connect+ will be expanding to specific Samsung and Motorola devices. In addition to the network improvements, Google is introducing an AI-powered assistant named Ask Fi, providing Pixel 11 deals and discounts on selected Google Fi plans.
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