Lg Have Taken The Human Hand Into Consideration With The Cookie Plus

The latest LG Cookie the come out of the oven is the LG Cookie GS500 Plus; the phone utilises a 3inch WQVGA touch resistive screen and boasts 3G

. LG have gone for mainstream accessibility with this model; they have given it a microUSB connection for PC synch and a 3.5mm AV jack, the phone has a digital camera on the back and a multimedia player which will handle your audio and video files quite capably. LG have also pre-installed a FM radio tuner and microSD slot for memory upgrades.

LG have taken the human hand into consideration with the Cookie Plus; the body work is smooth and rounded for ultimate comfort and the screen is proportionately designed for finger control, the same A-Class interface used on the GD510 Pop has been transferred into the Cookie Plus, it provides a lively, user friendly experience with a colourful paint job, the LiveSquare remains; so all of your favourite contacts are rendered as mini animated creatures which stroll about in a quaint little landscape waiting for the mighty finger of god to drag them to pick them up and plonk them on the appropriate form of communication, its quite a novel experience and never gets boring.

The same triple-linked home screen system is used too; you can customize your home screens to incorporate the widgets and features you want and by giving the phone a little shake about you can organise them into a grid. The main menu is prearranged and looks similar that the menu you find on iPhones; it segregates your applications into categories with utilities, entertainment and communications given there own row. The Cookie Plus is well equipped with 3G SNS capabilities allowing you to manage Flickr, Twitter and Facebook accounts direct from the screen. The browser has the simple functionality you would expect from such an affordable device, it has basic controls for navigating the web and though the 3G connections is pretty good the overall experience can be quite weak.

The 3 mega pixel camera will take pictures and shoot videos, dont expect an amazing end product but there are worse cameras out there, the camera interface is pretty good though; the well sized menus and large icons representing the main controls and settings are a god send. The Cookie Plus also plays videos; the quality is basic and the WQVGA screen tries very hard to create a clean picture, but audio is pretty good, the music player is pretty good, all of your tunes are automatically organised and the 3.5mm AV jack lets you plug in your personal headphones for privates listening.

LG are becoming the worlds experts on affordable touch sensitive phones, first the Cookie KP500, then the GD510 Pop and now the LG Cookie GS500 Plus, the lively, interactive interface, good looks and affordability seem to be the key to there success and with the latest device having 3G there popularity will only rise. LG have done it time and time again but this time they have taken it a step further, the Cookie Plus has a bright future ahead of it.

by: Lee Thornton

POST COMMENT

Fraudes, Frivolidad Y Ayuda Humanitaria The Human Investor Part III Save Humanity Human Resources Consultants In Tulsa Care of the Human Heart A Look At Conrad Kottak's Book "Mirror for Humanity" The Human Lord Perenolde Of Alterac Universal Human Rights in a Culturally Diversified World Consulting Human Resource Human Growth Hormone Human Growth Hormone Supplement And Old Men British Agencies To Concentrate On Non-human Space Exploration La Energia Del Cuerpo Humano