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The stunning LG Secret - one of the most amazing mobile phones in the history of the world

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LG are on a mission to change the way we perceive mobile phones. In their new vision, mobile phones will be a perfect melding of gorgeous looks and sheer power. Showing us a glimpse of that new world is the stunning LG Secret.
LG - changing the mobile world
For the last few months, LG have really been really giving us hints as to what they think is the future of mobile phones. The whole new road they're taking us down really kicked off in October 2007, with the release of a phone that was always going to grab people's attention, and make them goggle at the brilliance of what they were seeing. That phone, as if anyone couldn't guess, was the Viewty, LG's most successful phone ever. But little did people realise, that quantum leap had been in planning much earlier, going right back to the LG Chocolate.
Basically, LG had a two-pronged attack in mind; first came mobile phones like the Chocolate, the Shine and most importantly, the Prada. During that phase, it was eminently clear that they were refining the looks, and getting those right. The quest was on to make an ultra-sleek mobile phone, and it culminated in the Prada, a phone with a designer label attached, that rapidly went for the title of sleekest phone ever. However, it wasn't just about looks, as it hinted at what was to come, with its full touchscreen interface. Anyone thoughtful enough should've seen what was coming, because now the looks were perfected, it was time to add power in to the mix.
That power came in the shape of the LG Viewty, one of the single biggest-selling mobile phones in history, thanks to its amazing looks (handed down from the Prada), and its frankly awesome 5 megapixel camera. With incredible lenses, and features only previously seen in standalone digital cameras, it was the first mobile phone to really embody LG's brand new philosophy.
From that point on, their goal was to sell mobile phones that did tons of stuff, all while looking sleeker than any other phone on the market. And it's in that vein that the beautiful new LG Secret is strutting its stuff!
KG KF750 Secret - the future of mobile phones
The LG Secret really picks up where the LG Viewty left off, mixing together even sleeker looks, with even more raw power. You still get a touchscreen interface, but now, the screen is made of tempered glass. Not only that, but the back of the phone is now made of carbon fibre, giving the LG Secret a lightweight body, a strong body and crucially, a brand new look never seen before on a phone!
Just as important as the looks of the LG Secret is its long list of features. You get a touchscreen, for total control of the masses of multimedia functions. You get a 5 megapixel camera that's even better than the one in the Viewty, as it includes not just slow-motion, but time-lapse video, something never seen on any other mobile phones! You get games with motion control, instead of pressing buttons. And you get internet access that's fast enough to rival mobile broadband. Add that together and it makes the LG Secret a real competitor for the best mobile phone ever!

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