Google Fi brings more features to Apple's iPhone, and Google extends global 5G for Android

CTOnews.com, Sept. 9, Google Fi today released three updates focusing on MVNO's international experience while traveling, starting with Wi-Fi calling for iPhone users.

It also means that after years of supporting only Android mobile phones, Google Fi finally supports Wi-Fi calls on Apple's iPhone model. If both Wi-Fi and mobile data are available, Google says it will "transfer your calls to whichever provides you with the best connection".

In addition, Google FI brings a flexible and unlimited Plus plan, and iPhone now supports international hot spot network sharing. With the launch of the new features, Google FI's support for iOS devices is getting better and better. Although it still does not provide 5G services in the United States, it supports most countries, including China.

CTOnews.com has learned that Google Fi currently has a total of 39 international 5G network coverage:

Google said it is no longer the exclusive product of Pixel and will support use with Samsung Galaxy S22 series. Google MVNO added that it would "expand 5G coverage to more countries and regions over time".