AT&T announces smartphone, new GoPhone data plans

Pictured above is the LG Thrive, an Android smartphone recently announced for release on AT&T GoPhone. It’s a standard mid-level Android handset, featuring a 3.2-inch screen, 600MHz processor, WiFi, Android 2.2, and 3G data speeds (up to 7.2Mbps). In addition, AT&T rolled out a new data plan and revised its existing ones. The new one includes 500MB for $25 per month. The old ones are now $5 for 10MB and $15 for 100MB. These plans also get users access to AT&T’s WiFi hotspots, which will help cut down on data usage. The Thrive will be available at retail outlets and AT&T’s website on April 17th. It will require one of the aforementioned data plans.

Via Phone Scoop.

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3 Responses

1. Chad Says
   

   You all don’t need this phone.. Just put your Sim chip in the Iphone 3gs you be more happy Works well. yes the 3g works to….

   
   Posted on May 6th, 2011 at 10:35 am
2. gerardo Says
   

   naw dont listen to that foo. i tried the 3gs with my gophone sim and i could call and txt but u cant recieve or send pictures.

   
   Posted on May 9th, 2011 at 2:12 pm
3. Marc Says
   

   It’s about frggin time AT&T got some decent prepaid phones. This new LG looks very nice. I might upgrade from my LG Prime. Then again, with what AT&T’s data plans cost, I might switch to Boost Mobile, Metro PCS, or Sprint. All three of them are way cheaper.

   
   Posted on June 5th, 2011 at 8:50 pm

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