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Aio Wireless adds new Motorola, Nokia and ZTE phones

Feb 14, 2014

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Announced last week, Aio Wireless is adding three new Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ processor powered phones and three new, simple plans.

Aio Wireless, a subsidiary of AT&T, launched last May in three major cities and became available online for all U.S. customers by mid-September last year. Aio offers smartphones and tablets from Samsung, Nokia and ZTE among others, with no annual contracts, nationwide coverage, and now three newly-lowered pricing plans. The new phones are:

The Motorola Moto G powered by a Snapdragon 400 processor is available for $149.99

Moto G available at Aio Wireless

The Nokia Lumia 520 comes packed with a Snapdragon S4 Plus processor for $99.99

Nokia Lumia 520 available at Aio Wireless

The ZTE Sonata 4G runs on a Snapdragon 400 processor and is priced at $79.99

ZTE Sonata 4G available at Aio Wireless

Plans

  • Basic: $40 for unlimited voice, text and 500 MB of high speed data
  • Smart: $50 for unlimited voice, text and 2.5 GB of high speed data
  • Pro: $60 for unlimited voice, text and 5 GB of high speed data

All three plans offer an auto pay feature with a $5 account credit at the end of each billing cycle.

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Jackie Hade

Staff Writer, Snapdragon Blog

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