LG GD510 Cookie Pep | India

Manufacturer LG Electronics


Screen 256K colour TFT touchscreen, 240 × 400 px
Camera 3.15 megapixel, video QVGA (15FPS)


Memory microSD Internal Memory Slot, adjacent to battery.
Networks GSM/GPRS/EDGE Quad Band (850/900/1800/1900)


Connectivity Bluetooth 2.1, USB 2.0
Physical size 97.8×49.5×11.2 mm


Weight 87 g
Form factor Candybar

First Windows Phone 7

Microsoft's Aaron Woodman just pulled off a little surprise here at The Engadget Show: he brought out LG's Windows Phone 7 Series pre-production prototype! The QWERTY slider is the first branded Windows Phone 7 Series device the world's ever seen, and while the hardware and software are both obviously early, we can tell you a few things about it: it's just a hair thicker than an iPhone or Nexus One, there are dedicated hardware camera, volume, and power buttons in addition to the back, home, and search buttons dictated by Windows Phone 7 Series, and we noticed a five megapixel camera with a flash on the back, along with a headphone jack. Can't say much apart from that right now, since things are so early and everything is subject to change, but things are certainly moving along.

Sony Ericsson Vivaz Pro

Fresh from the Mobile World Congress, here's the latest on Sony Ericsson's brand new Vivaz Pro, including white hot rear shots!

Apple's New Launch I - Phone 4G Photos

- Organic light emitting diode (OLED) screens
- Removable battery
- Dual core processor
- Higher resolution camera
- A more powerful graphics chip
- Higher video resolution
- Live video chat

Much of the talk over recent weeks has focused on the Google Nexus One and various other Android handsets.
Not used to being eclipsed, the iPhone and its legion of loyal owners are looking to reclaim the limelight with a number of intriguing iPhone 4G rumours.


This is, of course, just a rumour, but the features listed above are hardly exciting enough to doubt. These are all features present in the latest Android offerings to come out of CES 2010 this week.

If further rumours are to be believed, we'll be able to tell you in April whether Apple has been successful it's latest offering or not.

One thing's for sure: the spotlight will be firmly back on Apple come the 26th of January and Steve Jobs's keynote speech at MacWorld, where the media world will be waiting with baited breath."

Coca Cola-Powered Cellphone

Chinese designer Daizhi Zheng has created a mobile phone that uses sweet drinks like Coca Cola instead of lithium batteries.

Zheng has been working on this revolutionary device for Finnish cellphone giant Nokia, and claims he has come up with a way of using sugar-based drinks to power mobiles. Any sweet drink, even sugar-sweetened water would be enough to keep the phone running much longer than lithium batteries.

The bio-battery invented by Daishi Zheng generates electricity from carbohydrates, using special enzymes as catalysts. In the process, the device generates oxygen and water. The designer claims his sugar-based bio-battery lasts up to four times longer than a fully charged lithium battery and is much easier to recharge: just pour some more sweet fuel.

Lithium batteries are very expensive and harmful for the environment, so if Zheng’s Coke-powered cellphone turns out to be real, it would be a significant breakthrough.

nexus one google Phone

Nexus One Google Phone

The phone weighs 130 grams (4.6 oz), with a height of 119 millimetres (4.7 in),

while Hong Kong does not add any additional taxes,

The phone has two microphones, one on the front and one on the back, to enable noise cancellation to reduce background noise during phone conversations.

The phone's radio circuitry covers most major GSM and 3G providers worldwide,

The Nexus One runs the Google Android 2.1 operating system,

The United States; a version for use on the Verizon (US) and Vodafone (European) networks is expected,

The user is presented with a Google-created screen stating that unlocking the bootloader will void the warranty,

The $179 T-Mobile price is only for individuals who are not currently under contract with T-Mobile.