New Non-iPhone Touch Phone Coming to AT&T?
Earlier this year, LG Electronics released a touch phone designed by Prada in non-US territories in direct competition with Apple's then upcoming iPhone. Some photos this week uncovered possible plans for the US-bound version of a new Prada phone, known as the CU920. The phone is rumored to be 3G (which would make its network connection faster than the iPhone's), run a mobile version of the Firefox web browser (the iPhone runs Safari) and have a similar finger-spread zoom function as the iPhone. Perhaps most interestingly, this new phone's service looks to be available through AT&T, the same company that offers the iPhone. That would give AT&T exclusive rights to both competing products.
Initial reports, however, indicate that the CU920 is a bit more difficult to navigate than the iPhone and, curiously, has an antenna that reportedly breaks off quite easily.
While the original Prada phone runs upwards of $700 in foreign markets, there is no information on price or date for the new US model.
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Subscribe to commentsdodacrazyOct 16th 2007 5:30PM
Wow how companys dig for teck seems like their is no more honor in business, hey fellows want to buy coke's secret? Gee whats next with these phones your going to get zoomies....Wait what did you say? It's easy just to steal it so why pay...Well after reading your privacy reports its easy your nothing but fine print bandits and your fine print should be put to judgement,my opioion it's not worth the paper it is written on!