With the strict button design guideline from Microsoft, you can already imagine what goes below this leaked LG E900 with Windows Phone 7. The leaked detail on the LG E900 says that it will use the same 1.3GHz snapdragon processor as the LG C900. It should be launched in Q4 this year, comes with 3.5mm headphone jack, 3.7-inch capacitive touch screen, WVGA resolution and miniUSB connector.

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I have been hearing a lot about the Samsung Galaxy Tab, and it could be the coolest thing to happen to an Android device for a while. There has been a leak of a mobile device that also runs Android, but we don’t have much on this.

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The LG C900 will be launch in US on September 28th. AT&T will their main carrier. This is one of the LG Windows Phone 7 handset. It also has been outed by a Bluetooth SIG filing.

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The LG GT540 aka the LG Loop is now available in Canada. Rogers will be the main carrier for the device. The first time the LG Loop appears was at the CES 2010. Since the device is surrounded by many other high-tech devices, there is not much to be shown off. However, it’s still an LG manufacturer Android handset which gives the device better chance to survive in market.

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Another smartphone leak has been spotted. Earlier we caught a glimps of the T-Mobile G2. Now it’s time for the LG C900 Windows Phone 7 smartphone.

The LG C900 is a Windows Phone 7 device that has a slide out QWERTY keyboard. It is ideal for those who prefer not to use a virtual keyboard on the Cetus for example.

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Last week, LG announced the release of the LG Cookie Series, a collection of vibrant coloured full-touch phones designed for young “Generation Z” mobile consumers. The LG Cookie Series consists of three full-touch mobile handsets: Cookie, Cookie Style and Cookie 3G, provides more versatile texting functionality, enhanced music options, wider social networking support, and a customisable, user-friendly interface and design. All the Cookie phones offer an intuitive and easy-to-use virtual QWERTY keypad allowing for easy texting without the bulk of a physical keyboard. The keypad can be switched from portrait to landscape mode, providing young users with a more convenient texting method. The LG Cookie Series will be available in the UK in September.

The LG Cookie Series touch phones make social networking much more enjoyable thanks to dedicated user interface optimised for this type of activity. Users can also keep in touch with their friends through instant messaging and email that support threaded viewing for easier conversations.

The LG Cookie Series also includes a 3.5-inch headphone jack, FM radio and microSD slot for enjoying and easy sharing of music and movies. Add to this a stylish two-tone design and the fun cartoon-styled user interface and the LG Cookie Series easily stands out in the full-touch phone handset market.

LG Cookie: Designed to fit perfectly in the palm of a hand, LG Cookie is the most compact phone in the line-up. LG Cookie is proof that touch phones don’t all look alike. LG Cookie’s compact form factor slips easily into a pocket or purse but still manages to include a generous 2.4-inch display.

LG Cookie Style:

LG Cookie Style is the stylish phone in the series with a 2.8-inch LCD display and bold design. Cookie Style is available in a variety of colour options with accents on the front button panel, making it one of the most fashionable full-touch phones on the market. The phone’s colourful mix-and-match design will appeal to the young mobile generation’s desire for self-expression.

LG Cookie 3G allows for faster connectivity and data transmission, always keeping users connected to friends and family. Its advanced e-mail feature utilises the latest in push-delivery technology, instantly alerting users when messages are sent to any of their e-mail addresses. LG Cookie 3G is a perfect choice not only for Generation Z but also for digitally active people who cannot compromise on network connectivity and design.

LG has announced the LG Wink Series aimed at the younger end of phone users. The new phone series is designed for those who want a phone that looks stylish and has good connectivity.

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Apart from the Samsung i917 Cetus, the Bluetooth SIG has also outed an unassuming LG phone, the LG T325.

This looks like it’s a featurephone and definitely packs a touchscreen of unknown size (yet it appears to be somewhere in the 2.8″-3.2″ range). It also has 3G and Bluetooth.

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Following in the footsteps of the Rumour 2, the LG Rumour Plus will get an August 11th launch in Canada, on Bell.

This is a side-sliding QWERTY phone that is sure to be well received by the texting crowds that for one reason or the other choose to stick with featurephones.

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LG has recently added a new cellphone to the Indian market which is part of the Cookie lineup, and is also known as LG Cookie Zip.

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