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LG GW910 Windows Phone 7 Device Clears FCC

Aug 23, 2010, 12:13 PM by Philip Berne

The FCC has lifted some confidentiality on the LG GW910, a smartphone that will apparently run Windows Phone 7. The device uses the buttons required by Microsoft for the Windows Phone 7 chassis spec. The device has been cleared for 3G radio support on AT&T's frequencies, though, inexplicably, the FCC testing does not mention Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. While the posted user manual talks about LG's S-Class user interface, user manuals posted to the FCC site are often exemplars, and do not always correspond to the final, shipping device.

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muchdrama

Aug 23, 2010, 2:30 PM

That looks--

--like one ridiculously good keyboard.

Dread_99

I agree with that

...

trojandrew

Aug 23, 2010, 2:23 PM

1999 called, they want their smartphone design back

Daniel Dc5

That looks like a old HTC WING or some old as palm pilot.

Mr.Mystery

Aug 23, 2010, 1:16 PM

About Time!

Finally! were seing a potential win 7 phone coming out, I wonder if the frequncies means it's going to be exclusive for at&t... I'm a little dissapointed that it looks like the LG Vu Plus, I was expecting something like a elegant design like shown on the Win 7 Phone commercials and ads.

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