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Google Fi Wireless is rolling out a feature that automatically switches a phone between two 5G networks to maintain the strongest connection, working first on Pixel 9 and newer models. It's free across all Fi plans and also functions internationally on Unlimited Premium and Flexible plans. Google won't name the two US networks involved, though Fi has traditionally run on T-Mobile.
Google Fi has introduced a Super Network feature that lets supported phones automatically switch between two major US 5G carriers when one offers notably better signal, without user intervention. The feature currently works only on Pixel 9 and newer devices using eSIM with no other SIM active, while a related Wi-Fi Auto Connect+ tool is expanding to select Samsung and Motorola phones. Google also announced an AI assistant called Ask Fi and new Pixel 11 promotions alongside discounts on select Fi plans.
Google Fi has begun rolling out a Super Network feature that automatically switches a phone between two carriers when it detects weak or congested service, starting with Pixel 9 and later models using eSIMs. The company also introduced Wi-Fi Auto-Connect+, which switches devices to encrypted Wi-Fi indoors, available on select Pixel, Motorola and Samsung phones across the US, Europe, Asia and Brazil.