On November 10, 2026, Google announced a new super network for Google Fi Wireless and introduced three new top-level domains. These announcements were part of a broader event from the company.
Google Fi Super Network
Google Fi Wireless is launching a new super network that automatically switches users between two 5G cellular networks and millions of secure Wi-Fi hotspots. Rolling out starting today on Pixel 9 and newer phones, the feature includes Wi-Fi Auto Connect+ to secure connections with automatic encryption.
The network switching and Wi-Fi Auto Connect+ are available internationally at no extra cost on Unlimited Premium and Flexible plans. Additionally, Google introduced Ask Fi, a new support agent powered by Google AI.
New Top-Level Domains
Google Registry is launching three new top-level domains: .eat, .fly, and .here. The domains are available through an Early Access Program with prices decreasing daily until November 17, 2026, at 16:00 UTC, when they become publicly available at a base annual price.
Businesses across various sectors are already utilizing the new domain endings for web addresses.
What to do
- Visit the Google Fi website for details on current promotions and features.
- Find your .eat, .fly, or .here domain through your registrar of choice.
Key facts and where they come from
- Google Fi is launching a super network that automatically switches between two 5G cellular networks and Wi-Fi hotspots.
We are launching a new super network for Google Fi Wireless that automatically switches you between two 5G cellular networks and millions of secure Wi-Fi hotspots.
- Google Registry introduced three new top-level domains: .eat, .fly, and .here.
Google Registry is launching .eat, .fly, and .here.
