Aio Wireless, the new AT&T prepaid brand, will do so by not offering Long Term Evolution access. Aio expects the service to roll out in multiple markets across the United States during 2013, with an initial launch in Houston, Orlando and Tampa.
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Aio Wireless Differentiates Prepaid from Postpaid
Aio Wireless, the new AT&T prepaid brand, will do so by not offering Long Term Evolution access. Aio expects the service to roll out in multiple markets across the United States during 2013, with an initial launch in Houston, Orlando and Tampa.

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