Nokia N75 and LG CU500v now on sale (seriously)

by Chris Ziegler, posted May 4th 2007 at 11:20AM

Sorry for the emotional rollercoaster, AT&T subscribers; we know it's been a rough week. Happily, the LG CU500v (AT&T's first Video Share phone) and Nokia N75, both anticipated devices in their own right, are finally on sale. No, seriously. Check out the links below if you don't believe us.

[Thanks to everyone who sent this in]

Read - LG CU500v
Read - Nokia N75

Filed under: Handsets, LG, Nokia, ATT, Symbian, GSM, GPRS, EDGE, UMTS

Tags: cingular, cu500, cu500v, lg, n75, nokia

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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vivian @ May 7th 2007 11:08PM

i just recently bought the LG CU500v from a friend. I have tmobile service. How or where can i get the phone unlocked? i called the cingular customer service but they refused to help because i do not have an account with them.

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Sandy @ May 31st 2007 3:19PM

I just got a new LG CU500v mobile (on the Cingular network) and it's 3G UMTS coverage is very spotty at my home in the Seattle area. I am wondering does anyone out there know how to force the mobile to select the GSM network instead of UMTS???

Help!

Thanks,

Sandy

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andinator @ Jul 14th 2007 1:26PM

Sandy, check out this link:
http://www.howardforums.com/showthread.php?t=1195624

there's an engineering mode that will allow you to set it to "2G only". It is under "modem settings", go figure. It works tho!! I had exactly the same problem at my house.

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EmilyTruong @ Dec 26th 2008 12:26AM

Does anyone know why AT&T doesn't sell Nokia N75 anymore?

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