Vodafone and O2 recently announced that they’ll launch the third of LG‘s black label series of devices, the KF750 also known as the Secret in the British market.

The cell phone have a camera of 5 megapixel equipped device has a slider form factor, and among other things sports the QVGA screen, HSDPA, Bluetooth, media player and a microSD memory expansion slot.
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The LG Secret has now been added to Orange’s handset portfolio, after being released on O2, Vodafone, T-Mobile and as a SIM free mobile phone the LG KF750 Secret has now been rolloed out onto Orange contract deals making the number of tariffs available to consumers better than ever before.

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The LG CU920 is under AT&T. It is built similar to the Prada phone, with its 3 inch wide screen that is touch sensitive. It is said that its US counterpart will be updated with actual 3G support.The cell phone is no different from other mobiles that are coming out. It has features like video calling and internet capabilities that will pose as a big convenience in your lifestyle.

The LG CU920 is a handheld mobile that features a 3 inch wide screen that is touch sensitive. It has keys on its front side but it’s only a few keys to make use of. Moreover, the LG CU920 comes with a Li-Ion battery that is proven to be long lasting.
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PCMag reviews the LG Vu CU920:

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LG and Samsung will propose their jointly developed technology as the North American technology standard for mobile DTV. Samsung and LG held a signing ceremony at Seoul Plaza Hotel in Seoul, Korea, on 14.06.2008. At the ceremony, the two companies agreed to cooperate in order to assure rapid adoption by the Advanced Television Systems Committee (ATSC) of a single common in-band mobile DTV standard.

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LG’s KM501 says ‘hello’ to Taiwan with a 3.5mm headphone jack. Certain features we really never get tired of reporting, because, well, they’re far rarer than they should be. Case in point: the elusive 3.5mm headphone jack, a drop-dead obvious spec that allows real, actual headphones to be plugged in without the aid of a device curiously referred to as a “dongle” in some circles.

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With three input methods, the KF700 seems to be channeling the Sony Ericsson P series except that this particular model looks more like a cellphone than a smartphone. The KF700 comes with three input methods that work together to provide the overall user experience: slide down keypad, touch screen and the “jog dial” of SE folklore which LG calls the “Shortcut dial”.

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