Merge pull request #2571 from arduino/benjamindannegard/cloud-plan-mentions-update

[PXCT-934] Arduino Cloud - Removed mentions of old plans

Author: g-castronovo

content/arduino-cloud/01.guides/00.overview/overview.md

@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ Setting up a project in the Arduino Cloud is easy, and can be done through a few
 
 To use the Arduino Cloud, you will need an Arduino account, which you can register [here](https://login.arduino.cc/login).
 
-By default, you will have a **free plan**, which can be upgraded to a number of affordable plans starting at 1.99$ a month.
+By default, you will have a **free plan**, which can be upgraded to a number of affordable plans.
 
 ***Read more about [Arduino Cloud plans](https://cloud.arduino.cc/plans)***
 

content/arduino-cloud/01.guides/08.alexa/alexa.md

@@ -167,6 +167,6 @@ One great way of knowing if data is coming through from the Alexa app is by chec
 
 Did you know that the Arduino Cloud supports over the air uploads? When you've uploaded a sketch to your board once, it will become available for you to upload a new sketch to the board without connecting it to your computer!
 
-***Over the Air uploads require an Entry plan to the Arduino Cloud***
+***Over the Air uploads require a Arduino Cloud subscription plan***
 
 To use this feature, make sure the board has power. If your board is already connected to the Arduino Cloud, you will be able to upload to it over the air. Navigate to the Things sketch tab in the Arduino Cloud interface, and you should see it being discovered just as if it was connected via USB.

content/arduino-cloud/03.cloud-interface/03.dashboard-widgets/dashboard-widgets.md

@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ A full list of widgets and how to use them is available in the [List of Widgets]
 
 ### Download Historical Data
 
-Data which is streamed to a widget is also available for download. The data retention rate depends on your Arduino Cloud plan. For example, an **entry plan** has a data retention of 15 days. You can download it as an `.csv` file that can easily be used with Excel, Google Sheets etc. 
+Data which is streamed to a widget is also available for download. The data retention rate depends on your Arduino Cloud plan. You can download it as an `.csv` file that can easily be used with Excel, Google Sheets etc. 
 
 ***Learn more about downloading data in the [Historical Data on the Arduino Cloud](/arduino-cloud/features/iot-cloud-historical-data) tutorial.***
 

content/arduino-cloud/11.application-notes/cloud-environmental-data/cloud-environmental-data.md

@@ -136,7 +136,7 @@ Connect to the Arduino Cloud
 
 Did you know that the Arduino Cloud supports over-the-air uploads? When you've uploaded a sketch to your board once, it will become available for you to upload a new sketch to the board without connecting it to your computer!
 
-***Over the Air uploads require an Entry plan to the Arduino Cloud. Read more about it [here](/arduino-cloud/features/ota-getting-started)***
+***Over the Air uploads require a subscription plan to the Arduino Cloud. Read more about it [here](/arduino-cloud/features/ota-getting-started)***
 
 To use this feature, make sure the board has power. If your board is already connected to the Cloud, you will be able to upload to it over the air. Navigate to the Things sketch tab in the Arduino Cloud interface, and you should see it being discovered just as if it was connected via USB.
 

content/arduino-cloud/11.application-notes/modbus-energy-meter/modbus-energy-meter.md

@@ -345,7 +345,7 @@ double readEnergy() {
 
 Did you know that the Arduino Cloud supports over the air uploads? When you've uploaded a sketch to your board once, it will become available for you to upload a new sketch to the board without connecting it to your computer!
 
-***Over the Air uploads require an Entry plan to the Arduino Cloud***
+***Over the Air uploads require a subscription plan to the Arduino Cloud***
 
 
 To use this feature, make sure the board has power. If your board is already connected to the Cloud, you will be able to upload to it over the air. Navigate to the Things sketch tab in the Arduino Cloud interface, and you should see it being discovered just as if it was connected via USB.