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It was first announced last February as the LG KS360’s successor, and now the LG GT350 will be launched in Europe with the name LG Town. This device marks the debut of the new series of LG TOwn phones, built with the focus on the social networks. The user interfaceo n the LG Town seems purposely made for users to enjoy the real-time interaction with the social networks such as Twitter, Facebook, Orkut and so on.

As for the technical specifications, the phone has a 3″ WQVGA touchscreen display with the resolution of 240 x 400, a full QWERTY keyboard, Wi-fi (perhaps to compensate the lack of 3G connectivity), BlueTooth 2.1, FM radio, 2 Megapixel photocamera and microSD support. The price will be announced locally for each single market.

During the past days, we’ve had the chance of knowing about the new LG Ally, shown for the first time during the release of Iron Man 2 and with some specifications revealed afterwards. Today we can see a video-review made by the guys from PhoneDog.com, that confirms the specifications seen before.

Enjoy the video!

LG has presented their new LG Surf 4GB, a full touchscreen mobile phone dedicated to a younger user. The Surf supports HSDPA up to 3.6 Mbps and it’s thought out for the entertainment and social network.

The multimedia side is indeed the biggest feature on this model, with its 5 Megapixel photocamera, mp3 player with FM radio and 3.5mm jack. The pictures can be stored in the 4GB internal memory or shared through Facebook and Twitter. Some other features include a series of softwares that modify pictures, create music videos; support to Dolby Mobile and four different colors (Blue, Black, Silver and Violet).

It’ll be available by the end of April for €199.

Despite having been scheduled to be launched in March, the launch date for the GD880 Mini doesn’t seem to be postponed by much. According to LG, the official launch will be happening this month in Europe.

The LG Mini GD880 is the first LG phone to feature the Phantom browser, compatible with HTML5 and based on Webkit, offering a “faster and more stable internet experience”. Thanks to HTML5, the GD880 fully supports Google Latitude, Google Maps, Google Buzz, Google Calendar and Gmail.

The device also feature a 3.2″ WVGA touchscreen display, HSDPA, Wi-Fi, A-GPS, social network integration, LG Air Sync, Bluetooth, 3.5mm jack and a 5 MegaPixel photocamera with autofocus.

LG has presented two new entry-level phones with CDMA support: LG Remarq and LG Cosmos. The LG Remarq is a very compact and square phone, featuring a QWERTY keyboard and an eco-friendly shell. Some of the features are an eco-calculator that calculates the CO2 levels depending on the actions that are done, a 1.3 Megapixel photocamera and webmail access. The Remarq will be distributed from May 9th on.

The LG Cosmos also features a 1.3 Megapixel photocamera, a slide QWERTY keyboard, BlueTooth 2.1 and GPS support. The Cosmos will be available in the USA from tomorrow on.

Simple and cheap. That’s the main features on the new LG Banter, a cellphone created for the entry-level market range that has appeared on the web. It features a slide QWERTY keyboard and a 1.3 Megapixel photocamera, mp3 player, expandable memory with microSD cards and bluetooth.

The price shown on the web seem to be $125. We don’t have much more information, unfortunately, but it was found on the Koodo Mobile webshop.

The guys from WindowsPhoneForums.com have published a video where we can see the first three Windows Phone 7 Series phones from Asus, Samsung and LG. As we’ve mentioned before, these devices feature a series of minimum hardware specifications, and integrate at least 256MB RAM and 8GB of internal memoy, also DirectX 9 acceleration to bring the mobile gaming experience to similar levels as the desktop one.

The rest of the technical specifications are still unknown, although from the video, the Samsung’s screen seems an AMOLED, and there’s a big photocamera in the back. The GPS, accelerometer, digital compass, light and proximity sensors should be available as well, as they’re considered “minimum requirements”, and the screen should have two resolutions: 800 x 400 or 480 x 320, the latter being a resolution that Microsoft will only allow on a second stage.

Enjoy the video!

The latest creations from LG, Cookie Plus or LG GS500 and the smaller version Cookie Fresh, also known as LG GS290, will be launched in Europe this March, reaching the number of 50 countries all over the world.

With more or less the same specifications, the Cookie Plus also include a 3 Megapixel photocamera with autofocus, a very simple MP3 player, a 3.5mm Jack, email push, bluetooth and others. The Cookie Fresh has a 2 Megapixel photocamera, radio FM and the possibility of registering audio and video files, and it’ll come in 10 different colors.

During a meeting with Aaron Woodman from Microsoft, some bloggers managed to have a look at the prototype of the first smartphone that will use Windows Phone 7 series. It’s an LG-manufactured device with complete QWERTY keyboard and a 5 Megapixel photocamera.

Unfortunately for now there’s no way of making any further comments on the new version of Microsoft’s mobile OS. We’ll leave you to the video. Enjoy!

During last week’s announcement during the MWC 2010, when Steve Ballmer officially presented the Windows Phone 7 Series platform, he also said that the first Windows Phone 7 series phone will be available by Christmas this year.

Apparently, the first device featuring Microsoft’s new mobile platform could indeed be launched in September this year, according to an information obtained by Engadget China, from someone inside the LG Mobile in Hong Kong. This rumor would actually match the one that claimed that LG would be launching a Windows Phone 7 Series mobile called Apollo.

We’ll have to wait and see.