#lg cookie

You can read my old review of the LG Cookie here. Banking on the popularity of touchscreen devices and marketing it to folks with a limited budget, LG is poised to grab a segment that might just bite the cookie. Make and Construction The LG Cookie is surprisingly thin and light, maybe because it's made up of lightweight plastic all over (yet, doesn’t look cheap or ugly). Plain and Simple The LG Cookie doesn’t pack enough features that would attract those who want good wireless connectivity on their phone.   However, the LG Cookie is actually not a high-end phone but a mid-level one so you don’t line it up against the likes of the Omnia, iPhone or XPeria. The Flash UI The biggest selling point of the LG Cookie, aside from the price-point, is the touch screen interface. LG did a good job with the user interface of the LG Cookie. Conclusion Despite its shortcomings, I think the LG Cookie makes up for a good touch screen phone. Read more in our articles including "LG upgrades the Cooky to HSDPA, T-DMB TV" and "LG KP500 Cookie Review".