Imagine this scenario: I have a phone bought from a T-Mobile retail store that supports both those features. I consider them very valuable features that makes me want to stay with T-Mobile.
I switch to Project Fi with a Nexus 6P. I may find that both those features are gone, regardless of which carrier's towers I connect to, or even when I'm at home with the same Wi-Fi basestation that handled Voice over Wi-Fi just fine with my previous phone.
I have heard that the Project Fi team is working hard to get Voice over Wi-Fi working. I have not heard them say anything about Voice over LTE.
It's conceivable that T-Mobile has every reason to make sure their store-bought, T-Mobile exclusive phones are more feature-rich from a network point of view than a Project Fi phone. That would be the correct business decision to make, to keep people on T-Mobile.
Well, I am on T-Mobile now. Was it a bad decision of me to switch from T-Mobile to Project Fi as a carrier?
I switch to Project Fi with a Nexus 6P. I may find that both those features are gone, regardless of which carrier's towers I connect to, or even when I'm at home with the same Wi-Fi basestation that handled Voice over Wi-Fi just fine with my previous phone.
I have heard that the Project Fi team is working hard to get Voice over Wi-Fi working. I have not heard them say anything about Voice over LTE.
It's conceivable that T-Mobile has every reason to make sure their store-bought, T-Mobile exclusive phones are more feature-rich from a network point of view than a Project Fi phone. That would be the correct business decision to make, to keep people on T-Mobile.
Well, I am on T-Mobile now. Was it a bad decision of me to switch from T-Mobile to Project Fi as a carrier?