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LG MS25 hits FCC, smells like KS20

13 Dec, 2007 | Read the news | Post your comment
LG MS25 hits FCC, smells like KS20 - read the full textThe US FCC website revealed a new LG handset that is like a carbon copy of the LG KS20. The new handset is headed towards the American market and is called LG MS25 Video phone. It's based on Windows Mobile and has 3G support. This is where the mess starts though. The FCC documents reveal it has...

 

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Regarding the LG KS20. Can I use the KS20 900/1800/1900 network phone on the U.S. ATT GSM network even though it doesn't have 850 network support?

Thanks, Bill

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  • 2008-01-02 06:25
  • 4RR8

Does it support dual-band WCDMA (850/2100)? If that was the case I wouldn't be worried too much about GSM 900. As long as it's triband GSM 850/1800/1900.

Harlekkin

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  • 2007-12-14 02:38
  • PUa3

LG did the wrong mistake starting releasing its mobiles on the "3" network an there phones couln"t compete with the others an were a big let down,they copied nearly every Samsung mobile but couldn"t match the function,they are showing really good improvement an now getting the other produces moving into the touch screen mobiles but i think its o.k in some functions on your mobile but not good in other sections an doesn"t seem to be thing i would like on my mobile,people now days are buying mobiles just for its looks an not checking the ease of the functions on it which is totally wrong

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  • 2007-12-13 19:57
  • 0FbF

its really good to see this kind of phone,In which we reaceave many options.and its camera is very good.The only disadvantage is browsing.

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  • 2007-12-13 19:08
  • RK6x

dear lord, gary, your comments really are a waste of space.

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  • 2007-12-13 18:12
  • MMEb

Sounds really nice. I am not a fan of LG's UI and I have had issues with their signal but I am really anticipating this phone.

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  • 2007-12-13 16:34
  • 4mDc

First again aye?

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  • 2007-12-13 16:14
  • MF{P
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