Google Adds Group Plans to Project Fi
Google today unveiled a new group plan for Project Fi, its wireless service that harnesses the networks of several carriers and Wi-Fi to offer the strongest signal available.
Project Fi relies on Sprint, T-Mobile, or US Cellular when Wi-Fi is not available. It will also use Wi-Fi for voice calls if you have a strong enough connection. International data is charged at the same $10 per GB rate, although calls that aren't routed via Wi-Fi will cost an additional $0.20 per minute.
Project Fi's device compatibility is limited: it only works with Nexus phones and Google's new Pixel. If you don't already own one, Google will give you $100 off the Nexus 6P and $150 off the Nexus 5X when you buy and activate through Project Fi.
This article originally appeared on PCMag.com.