12th
March
2010

A new model from LG has been unveiled during a press event in the Netherlands which was named the LG Cookie Music KM750. This phone features a 4GB of integrated memory (up to 40MB), a 3-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 240×400 pixels, 3.5mm audio jack, 5-megapixel camera and to top that, it also is equipped with an external camera that can be used to make video calls. The LG Cookie Music KM750 also features Dolby Mobile technology for the sounds for improved quality and will be supporting UMTS/HSDPA networks. Unfortunately, no words on pricing are available yet at this time.
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11th
March
2010

If you loved the LG KS360 then you’ll definitely love its successor even more. Just like the LG KS360, the LG GW370 Shannon will also feature a side-slide QWERTY keyboard and looks almost identical to it too. But the notable change would be the rumored full touchscreen with a screen resolution of 240 x 320 that the LG GW370 will carry unlike its predecessor the LG KS360 in which the touchscreen is limited and was designed to act only as a dialing pad. Unfortunately, no further details are available regarding its features and specifications at the moment but hopefully this new version wouldn’t be too pricey.
via phonearena
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5th
March
2010

Just when you think that things couldn’t get any better the LG GD910 watch phone that got quite a great deal of attention has gotten a makeover to further improve its already good looks. No specific information yet if this upgrade extends up to its features but for now, we can clearly see that the new LG GD910’s design has more curves and the LG logo is now placed on top instead of being at the bottom of the display. Let’s just hope that the price stays at approximately £500 and won’t be included in the upgrade.
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1st
March
2010

The LG Arena Max also known as LG Arena Maxx LU9400 has been officially introduced by LG Telecom in South Korea and it is apparently the first ever phone launched with a Snapdragon CPU at 1GHz in Korea. The LG Maxx features a 3.5 inch touchscreen display GPS, Wi-Fi, a 5MP camera, mobile TV, LG’s S-Class 3D UI, DivX support, and HD video. No information is available yet in terms of pricing at this time.
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25th
February
2010

Another one of those wristwatch phone has been released by none other than LG and it is the first ever to feature a 7.2 Mbps 3G HSDPA compatibility for high-speed video phone calls. Unlike the previous releases this one has made video calling possible with the use of its built-in camera. It is only 13.9mm thick and features a a curved tempered glass face and high quality metal casing that makes it comfortable to wear and as a bonus it also comes with a Bluetooth headset. The only unappealing part I guess is the price that converts to approximately $1000 which is a bit pricey that can make people think twice of getting it rather than a high-end smartphone if not for its uniqueness and stylishness.
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23rd
February
2010

Since October of 2009 until now, LG GD510 has already sold more than a million units and still raking in sales making it one of the most popular LG phones and is close to beating the LG Cookie’s performance should this continue. The LG GD510 is one of the smallest phone in the market with a 3” touch screen, 3.2MP camera, social networking integration for Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter plus changeable covers which includes the solar battery cover that appeals to most people especially those looking for an affordable low-end phone. By March this year, two more covers in attractive colors of lime and aqua blue will be released.
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10th
February
2010

LG has taken another major step as they announced the LG Cookie Plus with exciting new addition to features from its predecessor, The LG Cookie. LG Cookie (GS500) Plus is the first in line among the Cookie family to have a 3G capability but still offers the same full touchscreen experience and affordability as the original Cookie phone. The SNS on the other hand allows support to social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter, Flickr and other top sites straight on the mobile phone. It will also have a 3 megapixel camera and FM tuner among the other features from the original Cookie. The LG Cookie (GS500) Plus will first be released France and Italy in early March to be followed by 45 other countries after.
via intomobile
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9th
February
2010

Not long after the LG GD510 which is the smallest 3-inch phone was announced, here comes the LG GD880 which has been touted as “the smallest and slimmest 3.2-inch full touchscreen phone on the market today.” It features a textured metal accents on each sides that apparately looks a bit similar to the LG GD510. The LG Mini GD880 ’s specs include a Wi-Fi, -GPS, FM radio, Bluetooth and a 5MP camera with advanced face detection. Other features of the Mini is to deliver will be push email and Social Network Connect. Availability of this model will start in Europe this March and will be followed soon by markets from other countries
via phonearena
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28th
January
2010

How often do you forget to recharge your phone before going out and whenever an important call has to be made your battery suddenly dies? This can be really annoying especially when even sending one single text message cannot be done anymore. Well this might be what you’ve been looking for, a solar panel will soon be available for the LG GD510 Pop. Now you don’t ever have to worry again because eleven minutes exposure to sunlight is already enough to allow a 3-minute call. This added feature is one of the best possible things you can have with your phone. Imagine being worry free and the best thing about this LG GD510 Pop solar panel is it’s environment friendly too. Unfortunately, it is not available yet in the US but it can be purchased in Germany for 34.90 Euros or approximately $49.
via phonearena
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7th
January
2010

The Domus Academy in collaboration with LG Electronics and Gino Finizio Design management has come up with a phone concept they would like to call the LG Sphere. It is a hi-tech mobile phone that integrates GPS and Bluetooth which can recognize the position of the user so it could adapt itself according to their needs and moods. It relies on its 3-D interface which was made possible by its half-sphere shape and convex display for optimal virtual expansion and better 3-D effects. This concept is so cool that it would be a waste if it doesn’t make it to the market.
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