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Cricket is a brand of AT&T, offering flat-rate, no-contract pricing plans using the AT&T network. Cricket was originally a separate entity, the public brand of independent network operator Leap Wireless, a mid-size multi-regional carrier. The old Cricket network and phones used CDMA and LTE technology. Since being acquired by AT&T, Cricket phones use WCDMA and LTE technology. After the acquisition, AT&T also folded its old Aio brand (which competed with Cricket) into Cricket.

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WCDMA 2 / 5

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