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Friday, March 12, 2010

LG Cookie PEP launched in India

Entry level touch screen phones are getting really popular in India. LG started this trend by launching Cookie in early 2009.  Cookie phone received huge response from public, and it crossed more than 1 million in sales. Samsung followed LG and launched Star and Corby series. The Samsung Corby series  surpassed LG cookie and other touch screen phones in recent months. The main attraction of Corby is its low price, better specifications and youthful design. LG can’t sit back and watch Samsung stealing their market share. So now they are ready for another competition with a new version of Cookie touch screen phone. This phone called LG Cookie PEP, is also known as LG POP in several other countries. LG promises the price of LG Cookie PEP to be competitive and affordable. The device comes with social networking  and instant messaging that would attract youngsters. LG has launched media campaign with John Abraham, Genelia D’souza and Abhay Deol to promote the new LG Cookie PEP.

LG Cookie PEP:
LG Cookie PEP
LG Cookie PEP
LG Cookie PEP review:
The external design of the new LG Cookie PEP is very impressive. It comes stylish silver and back color outfits and sleek finish. LG Cookie PEP doesn’t have physical keypad. So most part of the front side of the phone includes its 3 inch, 256K resistive touch screen. There is a button below the screen that give quick access to home screen, or to make or cut phone calls. Home screen of new LG Cookie PEP is customizable as the original one. Users can set different panels and customize them with widgets. The panels in LG Cookie PEP can be changed by sliding on the home screen. There is an application called Live Square that can be used to add favorite contact to phone screen with cool avatars. LG cookie PEP has  3 dedicated applications for accessing social networking sites like Twitter, Facebook and MySpace. As an India specific model , PEP also includes applications like NewsHunt,n NDTC active, Just cricket etc.
LG Cookie PEP in media
LG Cookie PEP in media
LG Cookies PEP comes with a stranded 3 MP camera with fixed focus and no flash. The video and photo quality is just average. LG PEP has standard LG music player. The sound quality is good. However the sound is little bit sharp at higher levels. LG Cookie doesn’t have 3G and WLAN. So the browsing is not much faster on complex pages. Using Opera mini would be better choice if you need to load page little bit faster.
Overall the new LG Cookie PEP is a stylish and affordable handset choice for people looking for entry level touch screen phone.
LG Cookie PEP specifications :
LG Cookie PEP is a GSM handset supporting quad-band GSM networks.
It includes speakerphone and standard micro USB port for connectivity. Unfortunately PEP doesn’t have a 3.5 mm headphone jack. So you will not be able to connect it to external speakers and head phones of your choice.
Internal memory 42MB , expandable up to 8GB using memory card.  2GB card included.
LG Cookie PEP comes with 900mAh battery, that will last for 2 days on normal usage.
Bluetooth with A2DP, EDGE, GPRS, optional solar panel, FM radio with RDS, accelerometer for display,  document reader applications are among other notable specifications.
LG Cookie PEP price in India:
LG Cookie PEP is special name for LG GD510 POP available in several other countries. The latest price of LG Cookie PEP in India is RS 7799 excluding taxes and other charges. Price may be different in different states.  Please subscribe to our newsletter to get up to date information on price updates of LG Cookies PEP and new LG mobiles in India.
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Nokia Announced To Launch Nokia C5 New C Series Mobile Phone

Nokia C5 New Smartphone
Nokia C5 is quite different from current smartphone trends. It is a candybar-shaped gadget with a numerical keypad. Nokia C5 comes with 2.2-inch 320 x 240 pixel QVGA display that supports 16 million colors. It is light-weighted mobile phone of Nokia C series.
Symbian S60 is the OS of the Nokia C5 mobile phone. You can surf the Web using HSPA also on the phone. 3.5mm headphone jack and inbuilt stereo FM radio are the biggest attractive features of Nokia C-5. The phone comes with 1050Mah battery that offers 12 hrs of talk time and 26 hrs of standby.
Bluetooth, secondary camera for video calls, 5-way Navi key and two soft keys are the other included features of Nokia C5 mobile. The phone has 3.2-megapixel camera with auto focus and LED flash. It has 50MB of onboard memory and it can include a 2GB microSD card. The phone support cards also that can store up to 16GB.
Nokia C5 will available in Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Africa in the coming months.
The phone has the biggest social networking features also. You can integrate with Facebook and MySpace on this phone. Nokia C5 has a very new feature in its phone book. You can see your friends’ status updates directly from Facebook in your phone book.
Google Talk or Windows Live Messenger is also available in this phone. Nokia C5 supports E-mail services – Ovi Mail, Microsoft’s Windows Live Hotmail and Google’s Gmail.
Nokia will launch C5 in two colours – white and warm grey. It is being said that Nokia will introduce its C series – C5 smartphone on cheapest price. It would be available on Rs. 9000 approximately ($183).
I think Nokia C5 phone will hit the Indian market very emphatically because the price of the phone is very low. There is another attraction point – it is a smartphone and a new series of Nokia. It is another development of Nokia after Nokia E72 in mobile phone market.
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Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Nokia 5800 XpressMusic with touch-screen



For the first time in a long time Nokia has released a mobile phone with a touchscreen. The display screen is like an iPhone , but the price is significantly lower. We have already tried it.
Given that the price is relatively low (for a mobile of this kind) so raised my suspicions immediately that Nokia saved on expensive components, especially on the screen. But the more I tried in 5800 during the launch evening, I feel rather that this screen is really good. At least you won’t notice it when you look at the movie in your phone.
5800 Xpress Music has a touch screen, and a nice big one. 3.2 inches is the format of the screen. It is not quite the same excellent feeling that the screen in Apple’s iPhone, but almost. The screen is tough, durable, and provides good response when you click with your finger or a plastic pen that is attached to the side of the phone.


One question that come true if your phone supports “multi-touch” – to which the Iphone can “open up” a pinch of pekfinget and thumb print on the screen, to zoom into a Web page in your browser. But it does not work. Rather than zooming in 5800 by double-tap on the screen, and with a double to knock zooms out again. It works really well when I test surfing in a couple of different web sites, even if it is not as elegant as the Iphone.
However, what works seamlessly in the browser is flash, so you can look for example at the web-TV of Youtube and a host of other web sites.
At the start screen in 5800, you find icons, shortcuts, in addition to his four favorite contacts – with the picture. Clicking on any of them get up, for example, the last images he posted on his photo blog, various options to contact the person, and more.
Under the screen are buttons for red and green horn, and between them a menu button. A click on the menu button leads to the phone’s basic mode, and if already there, leading to the main menu button. It contains, in the usual telefonvis, icons, for example, Internet or phone media gallery.
When it comes media is a smart special button in the upper right corner, just above the screen. By clicking there has been constant access to media functions, especially the music player, but also icons for web, image gallery and video blogging. It feels smooth.
The music feels like the most excellent integrated in this handset. The music player feels really good. Playlists are created in Windows Media format, and considering, for example, Bluetooth or MMS message: as a friend. I tried to open a playlist of songs that were on the phone’s memory, and then I could choose to download them from Nokia Music Store (for free, because here handsets are configured with Nokia’s music service “comes with music”).
Message menu can be accessed via the start screen or via the main menu. When you enter an sms can use a full keyboard formed across the width. The phone has not XT9, so it does not suggest words as you type. However, it is possible to enter sms-text with a “normal” numerical keypad, and then you can use T9. The keyboard felt like the natural way to enter text, and it worked all right. The buttons were on better away than at other touch screen phones, such as the Iphone.
In terms of other physical buttons are a camera button and, fortunately, a locking knob on the right side of the phone. Touchscreen Mobile could lead to many accidental “was ringing.” So having a single button to lock (and unlock) screen with the course, is welcome.
The camera offers images at 3.2 megapixels and autofocus. There are photo light, but I have not been able to test the camera in earnest since the launch takes place here on a dark music club, without a good light at all.
What can be a weakness with the 5800 XpressMusic is still perhaps the quality of feeling. It feels a bit plastic, as well a little harmony with the tremendous price for a mobile with all these features.
Other manufacturers who challenged the Iphone s put some effort on the graphic effects, such as images or icons to ZAP by on the screen when you draw your finger across the screen in slide show mode. Such graphic sophistication has probably not been our main focus – for good or evil. 5800 Xpress Music feels like it works better than any other “Iphone-challenger”, but the graphic detail is not super elegant. On the other hand, feels the user experience as a whole is very good, unlike competitors who focused too much only to design the graphics.
What is missing in the phones presented at the press conference is the office, such as for editing Office documents. But this is not a business-mobile. 5800 based in each case on the Series 60 system, which should mean that you can install a variety of software. And it can theoretically run all standard software for Nokia smartphones including on this phone. But because the screen resolution is different, it is not a good idea. So popular S60 software that Quickoffice is done right now about to come in a version for Nokia’s Touch phones.
Anyway 5800 XpressMusic weighs just 109 grams, and in this slim weight seems to fit a right enjoyable multimedia experience.
If there is sufficient competition in the pre-Christmas sales remains to be seen. As soon as we komemr over a complete copy of the 5800 XpressMusic we promise to make an exhaustive test.
Type: 3G mobile phone with turbo-3G and wlan
Dimensions: 111 x 51.7 x 15.5 mm
Weight: 109 grams
Screen: 3.2-inch touch screen, 320×640 pixels, 16 million colors
Camera: 3.2 megapixels with autofocus and photo light
Video: Records with 640×360 pixels, 30 fps
Memory: 8 GB on the included memory card, 16 GB memory card as accessories (microSD)
Others: Music player, FM radio, built-in GPS

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