Vodafone users will benefit from an exclusivity deal when the new Windows Mobile 6.5-based LG GM750 comes to town next month.
Although the exclusive tie in will only last until the end of the year, before the new smartphone is opened up to other networks.
The GM750 features a 3in full touchscreen, enhanced browser, access to work and personal email accounts and access to third-party apps to help customise the device.
"A significant group of consumers demand mobile phones with the most advanced features and services to help them do their job and stay in contact with friends and family on one, easy-to-use, device," said Harrison Lee, head of LG Mobile Communications in Europe, said in a statement.
"They need the technology and services to access email, the internet and the ability to download widgets, applications and fun tools without complexity."
Yesterday, LG launched the latest handset in its Black Label series, the new Chocolate BL40, which features a 4in 21:9 HD LCD screen.
-
Bigger salaries, more burnout: Is the CISO role in crisis?In-depth CISOs are more stressed than ever before – but why is this and what can be done?
-
Cheap cyber crime kits can be bought on the dark web for less than $25News Research from NordVPN shows phishing kits are now widely available on the dark web and via messaging apps like Telegram, and are often selling for less than $25.
-
Vodafone and Altice launch €7 billion joint venture in GermanyNews The British telco currently offers connections to over 24 million homes in Germany, its biggest market
-
Vodafone to remove Huawei equipment from its core networksNews The decision comes after PM capped Huawei’s involvement in building the UK’s 5G telecoms network
-
The best 4G networkIn-depth Every mobile provider offers 4G contracts, but which one is the best for you?
-
Three asks Ofcom to limit BT's mobile dominanceNews Three and other mobile operators ask Ofcom again to limit BT's spectrum ownership
-
76% companies think IoT is crucial for successNews Almost half of companies want to develop their own IoT-based products over the next two years
-
Three tries to stop Vodafone and BT buying too much spectrumNews The mobile provider has asked Ofcom to step in
-
Internet of Things tags will monitor Orkney seals populationNews Vodafone IoT tags will help St Andrews examine declining population
-
Qualcomm sells 4G spectrum to Three and VodafoneNews The two companies wil use L-Band to boost their 4G coverage around the UK
