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One, everyone.

Cell phone service is a notorious headache. And so when another service

comes along to disrupt the big carriers, it raises my eyebrows. Last week, Google did just that,

quietly, making its little-known cell phone service work with the iPhone. Surprise, Google is a service provider. It's been offering cell phone

service through something called Project Phi for three years. Under that plan, there's no contract.

Unlimited talk is 20 bucks per month, and every gig of data up to six costs $10. Simple.

But until now, Project Fi has only worked with a few phones,

including Google's own pixel, which is pretty scarce. But until now, Project Fi has only worked

with a few phones, including Google's own pixel, which is pretty scarce. Well, last week, Google announced that Project Fi renamed as Google Fi now

works with the iPhone and many more Android devices than it had before. It promises the same simple

pricing and unlimited international roaming. Could Google's development break the strangle hole the major networks

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