Project Fi is a project announced during this day by the company Google, and in the video clip above you have explained it completely, the American company is currently becoming a virtual mobile phone operator that is a partner with two large US mobile phone operators, together with which it aims to offer Americans more services cheaper and better to surf the internet anywhere in the US.
The idea behind it Project Fi it's very simple, those from Google working together with Sprint and Verizon to offer them to users Google Nexus 6 the possibility to surf the Internet at the best possible speeds wherever you are, the technology behind the project combining over 1 million Wi-Fi hotspots verified by Google with the 4G LTE networks of the two operators.
Practically when the user is near a high-speed Wi-Fi hotspot, he will be connected to it instead of a 4G LTE network and vice versa, all depending on the internet speed he has on the Google smartphone, the technology making automatically switching between connections without the user feeling at any moment a slowdown in internet use.
Project Fi aims to put you on the best network wherever you go. As you move around, the best network for you might be a Wi-Fi hotspot or a specific 4G LTE network. We developed new technology that gives you better coverage by intelligently connecting you to the fastest available network at your location whether it's Wi-Fi or one of our two partner LTE networks. As you go about your day, Project Fi automatically connects you to more than a million free, open Wi-Fi hotspots we've verified as fast and reliable. Once you're connected, we help secure your data through encryption. When you're not on Wi-Fi, we move you between whichever of our partner networks is delivering the fastest speed, so you get 4G LTE in more places. Learn more about our network of networks.
Project Fi is an extremely interesting project launched by the American company and, to be honest, I think it will be extremely useful for Americans who own Google Nexus 6, despite the fact that AT&T is not one of the partners of Mountain View , but their absence is easy to understand considering that this mobile phone operator is extremely close to those from Apple.
Basically, Google is now one of the virtual mobile phone operators in the US, the subscription to Project Fi costs 20 dollars for phone calls or SMS messages or Wi-Fi Tethering, while each GB consumed costs 10 dollars per month, so we are not talking about services much cheaper than those of the operators.
