TL;DR
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Google Fi’s new Super Network lets supported Pixel phones automatically switch between two major US 5G networks for better connectivity.
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Network switching initially works only on Pixel 9 and newer phones using eSIM, while Wi-Fi Auto Connect+ is expanding to select Samsung and Motorola devices.
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Google is introducing an AI-powered assistant called Ask Fi, along with Pixel 11 offers and discounts on select Google Fi plans.
Most of us choose a mobile carrier based on its coverage, data speeds, and pricing. But even the best networks have their weak spots, and there’s usually not much you can do when your phone struggles to find a decent signal. What if your phone could connect to another carrier whenever that happens?
That’s exactly what Google Fi is trying to do with its new Google Fi Super Network. The service is bringing back automatic network switching, giving supported phones access to two major US 5G networks instead of relying on just one.
