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AT&T’s LG G5 Smartphone and LG Watch Urbane 2nd Edition LTE Available
AT&T is offering you an early
opportunity to purchase one of the
premier smartphones of the year and
get another one for free. you will be
able to pre-order the LG G5 as well as
the LG Watch™ Urbane 2nd Edition
LTE, the only Android Wear device with
NumberSync, at
www.att.comand AT&T
stores.
AT&T customers can also take advantage
of two exciting offers for these devices:
You can buy the LG G5 and get a second G5 free when
adding a second line and buying both on AT&T Next.1
Similar to other BOGO offers, this offer is available to new
and existing customers. The first phone can be a new line
or an upgrade, but the second upgrade must be a new line
purchased on AT&T Next 24.
The LG Watch Urbane 2nd Edition LTE is available for $99.99
on a two-year agreement when you buy a LG G5 on AT&T
Next. Here’s how the BOGO offer works: Available to new
and existing customers, Both phones must be purchased on
AT&T Next, our popular installment plan, as follows:
The first phone can be a new line or an
upgrade.
The second phone must be a new line
and purchased on AT&T Next 24.
Add both phones to a qualified plan, like
Mobile Share Value, for as low as $70 a
month for two phones.
After 3 bill cycles or less, you will start
to receive up to $689 spread out over 30
monthly bill credits.
Just pay tax on both phones at sale.
“We are excited to offer the latest LG devices along with
hot deals and unique experiences such as DIRECTV and
NumberSync,” said Jeff Bradley, senior vice president,
Device Marketing and Developer Services, AT&T. “We’re
the first carrier to bring NumberSync to the Android Wear
platform on the LG Watch Urbane 2nd Edition LTE, which
helps you stay connected with the same mobile number
that your friends, family, and coworkers recognize. This
is another example of how we’re adding value through
innovative solutions.”
Her Majesty The Queen Experiences Samsung Digital Classroom
Samsung Digital Classroom in London,
United Kingdom, recently received
a visit from some highly prestigious
guests. Her Majesty The Queen and
HRH The Prince of Wales marked the
40th anniversary of The Prince’s Trust
by visiting one of the charity’s Centres
in Kennington, South London. The visit
saw the Royal dignitaries hear from
young people about how The Trust has
helped them find employment or get into
education and training. This included a visit to the Centre’s
Samsung Digital Classroom to see how the technology is
making an impact on the interactivity of their lessons.
In the last four decades The Prince’s Trust has given
over 825,000 disadvantaged young people the skills and
confidence to find a job. Three in four young people who
receive help from The Prince’s Trust move into work,
training or education.
Samsung has been a supporter of The Prince’s Trust since
2012 through The Prince’s Trust & Samsung Celebrate
Success Awards and has been introducing Digital
Classrooms into its Centres. Each
Digital Classroom, equipped with an
interactive whiteboard, Galaxy tablets,
PCs and digital cameras, creates
an enhanced interactive learning
environment and gives young people an
opportunity to pick up vital digital skills.
The Samsung Digital Classroom at the
Kennington Centre opened its doors in
March 2014. Aleyne Johnson, Head of
Government Relations and Citizenship,
Samsung UK said: “We are honoured to have received a
visit to one of our digital classrooms from Her Majesty The
Queen and HRH The Prince of Wales. Samsung shares
the desire of The Prince’s Trust to enhance the lives of
young people. The classroom at The Prince’s Trust is part
of our wider Digital Classrooms programme, now in its
third year. We have been working hard to establish Digital
Classrooms at schools across the UK, providing them with
access to Samsung’s technology, but also teacher training
and connectivity, with the aim of making lessons more
enjoyable and engaging.”
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