nTelos Wireless Gets the iPhone in the US

[Maura]

AppleInsider writes today that Virginia-based company nTelos Wireless is set to become the fifth carrier in the US to sell the iPhone. The company has more than 400,000 subscribers, and is now the second regional carrier that Apple has partnered with, following on from C Spire Wireless which started carrying the iPhone last October. AppleInsider says that the 8GB phone will be available to nTelos customers for $50, and the 16GB iPhone 4S will be available for $150, 32GB for $250, and 64GB for $350. All the prices are $50 cheaper than nTelos’ rivals. As far as data allowances go, nTelos provides unlimited voice, text and data for $100 per month for one line, or $140 per month for two lines. Any extra lines on top of that will cost $50 each. nTelos will start selling the iPhone in its retail stores and on its website or you can order it by calling 1-888-427-8858, from April 20.

Source: Apple expands iPhone to regional US carrier nTelos Wireless