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FCC Spills Details of the LG Secret CF750 for AT&T

Apr 19, 2009, 9:40 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Documents for the LG CF750 became public on the FCC web site today. The CF750 is identical to the "Secret" phone marketed globally, including hidden touch D-pad, 5 megapixel camera, and carbon fiber back plate. Pictures also confirm that the CF750, which is a slider, has dedicated music controls. The draft user manual mentions AT&T and describes a standard AT&T menu with options such as "AT&T GPS", "AT&T Music", "Yellow Pages", "MEdia Net" and "MEdia Mall". The draft user manual also mentions "Video Share", which is another AT&T service. FCC and Bluetooth SIG documents confirm that it will have global GSM and U.S. 3G (850/1900) plus stereo Bluetooth and a memory card slot. LG and AT&T have not officially announced this phone.

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irockash

Apr 19, 2009, 1:34 PM

I think I know why

LG and AT&T have not officially announced this phone.

Or is the name just too obvious?

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