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Nashua Mobile has launched an app for its customers to directly interact with the company from their handsets

Customers using the app will be able to view how much they are spending, evaluate how much airtime was used, keep count of number of SMSs sent and data used in a month, and check their eligibility for an upgrade. The app, with its interactive store locator, will also help customers find the nearest Nashua Mobile store.

Nashua Mobile managing director Chris Radley said, “The app features robust security and an intuitive look and feel, making it a safe and fast way for customers to access information and services from Nashua Mobile.”

Users will be able to download the app free of cost from the Apple App Store, Android Google Play, BlackBerry App World and Windows Phone Marketplace.

The app has been designed and optimised for BlackBerry, Apple iOS, Windows Phone 7 and all Android handset versions. According to Nashua, it will become available to the Nokia Store on Nokia Symbian smartphones within the next few months.

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