Recent content by Schoat333

There is no limit. You choose a GB plan, but ultimately you pay for what you use, no matter how much you use. You can go over or under, and your bill is adjusted accordingly. Basically is $0.01 per 0.01GB.

Sprints speeds are pretty slow from what I have seen. Their LTE is more like 3g. T-Mobiles speeds have been on par between my fi Nexus 6, and the wifes T-Mobile Nexus 5 though.

This is the project Fi forum.....

Users that updated their Fi Nexus 6 to Android M via factory image are reporting that they are no longer able to connect to T-Mobile band 12 for data.

I noticed a lot of cell data usage while on wifi in my first week on fi. It eventually corrected itself as the month went on, and now I see exactly what I expect.

Most of us that purchased the phone through fi received our update to 5.1.1 today. Build number is LVY48C Here is the OTA link https://android.googleapis.com/packages/ota/google_shamu_shamu/d7374f75752dde83d57d4c92a5b19d4c6340ca81.signed-shamu-LVY48C-from-LVY47H.d7374f75.zip

There are a few different builds of 5.1. Does your build number end with an H?

Agreed

Do you have a lot of problems with hardware? I can't think of a time that I have ever had to get a replacement phone.

Probably not actually. VZW will likely only assist you if the phone is active on their network. If you order the phone from the play store, Google would provide replacement devices for a year I believe. If you buy it anywhere else, and activate it on Fi, you will probably have to go to Motorola...

What do you mean by hardware assistance?

Awesome! Glad it worked!

To clear the cache for the app, you go to settings, apps, select project fi and there will be a clear cache button.

Sounds like it is not connecting correctly. I advise doing a full factory reset on the phone, and starting fresh. You should be connecting to the same T-Mobile lte network that you were before.

Signed up April 23rd and received my invite on June 2nd.