Aug 30

Aio Wireless Launching Nationwide In September

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Aio Wireless Launching Nationwide In September

While T-Mobile and AT&T debate who should have the right to use magenta for their logo, AT&T will proceed to take its Aio Wireless service nationwide.

AT&T’s Aio Wireless was originally launched just this past May as a direct competitor with T-Mobile, who has caused quite a stir with their new contract plans earlier this year. It was only available for customers in Florida, Chicago, Texas and Metro-Atlanta, but starting next month, the entire U.S. will be able to partake in the no-contract festivities as Aio Wireless will be available to all. (more…)

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    Jun 20

    Aio Wireless Gets AT&T 4G LTE Support

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    Aio wireless prepaid brand announced today that it is adding LTE support. It hasn’t been long since AT&T brought over LTE and HSPA+ support for the GoPhone brand, now Aio wireless gets it.

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    May 10

    AT&T Launches New Prepaid Cellphone Service, Aio Wireless

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    Ever since T-Mobile announced their new contract plans, other U.S.-based wireless carriers have been attempting to offer their own new prepaid plans. Verizon introduced their own $35 prepaid basic phone plan just last month, and it looks like it’s AT&T’s turn […]

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    May 09

    AT&T-owned Aio Wireless launches prepaid service in Houston, Orlando and Tampa

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    Aio Wireless, a prepaid subsidiary of AT&T, is launching with a nationwide “unlimited” voice and data service. (As is so often the case, that buzzword comes in quotes because speeds will be throttled once you meet your plan’s data cap.) The three plans range from $35 to $70 per month, and 4G downloads will reportedly top off at 4 Mbps. Customers can either choose from Aio’s modest selection of handsets — including the iPhone 5 and the Lumia 620 — or bring a compatible, unlocked device of their own. The service will kick off in Houston, Orlando and Tampa, with additional markets launching later this year. Head past the break for the full press info.

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