Fiber Phone is a landline service for your Google Fiber

29 March, 2016
Google's latest service is anything but futuristic. The search giant has just unveiled its very own take on landline phone service. It's called Fiber Phone and for starters it will be available "in a few areas". At a later date, it will be an option for all residential customers using Google Fiber internet access.

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  • AnonD-261967
  • KSw
  • 31 Mar 2016

happy hogan, 30 Mar 2016y u do dis? Bro.sending this comment using 512 kbps conne... morewe are talking about broadband......

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    • happy hogan
    • X0@
    • 30 Mar 2016

    AnonD-261967, 30 Mar 2016agreed man, sending this comment using 512 kbps connection ... morey u do dis? Bro.sending this
    comment using 512 kbps
    connection @ March 2016 from
    India !! And still waiting for 4g .

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      • AnonD-261967
      • KSw
      • 30 Mar 2016

      agreed man, sending this comment using 512 kbps connection @ March 2016 from India !!

        $10? No thanks, I'm happy with 'Ooma Telo', $4.24/per month & getting all the features listed.

        Edit: Oh, forgot to mention, I can call to Bangladesh cell phone no. @ 2.2c/min (thats including tax). On Google Voice its 3c/min. Pretty amazing right?

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          • Anonymous
          • XQ9
          • 30 Mar 2016

          great now they can bug easily without much effort

            LOL, when I read this kind of stuffs from India, I simply laugh hard. Fibre, ROFL, we still consider 512 kbps as broadband, thanks to BSNL though (and AirTel), and their classy users.

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              • AnonD-411799
              • utF
              • 30 Mar 2016

              2030 will be known as "planet google".

                A internet phone# that gets the mobility and put into the name of landline phone, right?

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                  • Anonymous
                  • nhb
                  • 30 Mar 2016

                  lame

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