Last week, the Google Store and Project Fi launched a trade-in program that provides credits towards buying a new phone. The process involves shipping your old device in for appraisal before being ...

Back in September, the Google Store and Project Fi unveiled a trade-in program to get credits towards a new device. However, one critique that quickly emerged was the flimsy packaging Google was ...

The trade-in program that Google launched in the Google Store just before announcing the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL sure looks like a sweet option to score a discount on a new phone, especially if you ...

Google just announced a new device trade-in program for Project Fi that will likely mean an expansion to the Google Store too.

The Google Store trade-in kit has apparently been revised, and customers who may want to trade-in their devices for a new Pixel 2 smartphone will now work with a relatively slim cardboard box and ...

Google is sending out gifts to a number of Fi subscribers in the form of a Lego kit, one that works as a charging stand for your Nexus phone once assembled.

Along with announcing a new Android One variant of the Moto X4, Google has also now announced the availability of a trade-in program for Project Fi. In short, if you own a Nexus device (or a ...

Google has also launched a trade-in program for Project Fi customers but instead of offering a credit towards a new Pixel, customers can receive up to a $388 Fi service credit or a credit card refund.

Google has sent out holiday gifts to Project Fi subscribers containing Lego kits. The Lego bricks can be used to create a smartphone charging stand or a cable organizer.

You can actually do that at Google Fi where, with a two-year service commitment, you can get $700 off a Pixel Fold. That could go up to $1,000 off if you trade in an eligible phone.