Project Fi and Nexus 6: More choice in how you connect

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We want to give you the freedom to choose the mobile experience that’s right for you, which is why we are proud to be the first hardware partner to bring you Google’s Project Fi on Nexus 6 by Motorola.

Google recently introduced Project Fi -- a wireless experience that intelligently moves you to the fastest available high-quality connections between Wi-Fi and 4G LTE network partners. This service is designed to push the boundaries of what’s possible wirelessly and makes it easy to communicate across multiple networks and devices.

Nexus 6 is the first smartphone to work with Project Fi. Nexus 6 is a bigger phone with more everything. Together, it gives you more ways to connect and more control of your mobile experience.

Learn more about Nexus 6 here. If you live in an area where Project Fi has coverage in the U.S., request an invite at fi.google.com/ to get started.

Posted by Andria Nickel, Nexus 6 product manager