That LG Renoir, it sure is one tough cookie! Even with what we have to presume is a delicate 8 megpixel image sensor tucked under its apparently hard shell, the LG Renoir managed to survive all kinds of torture testing at the hands of Mobile Mail.

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If the only thing keeping you from picking up the entry-level LG Flare flip-phone on Virgin Mobile (NYSE: VM) USA’s affordable network was its staid color offering, you’ll be happy to hear that Virgin Mobile has updated their handset lineup with a more feminine LG Flare variant - the Pink LG Flare.

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Sure, we’d love to be able to put one of those swanky LG Prada Link bluetooth watches on our wrist, but with the economy (and our wallets) being what they are, we’re not going to be sporting anything with a “Prada” label anytme soon. Still, fashionable Windows Mobile users, with the wherewithal......

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The LG VX9600 recently passed through the FCC, presumably on its way to Verizon (NYSE: VZ) Wireless’s network, with a detachable game-pad and QWERTY keyboard in tow. It’s clear that the LG VX9600 will be some sort of modular phone that can switch between gaming and text-messaging....

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When we first laid eyes on the LG Viewty’s spec-sheet, we knew LG had a sure winner on their hands. The LG Viewty mates a 3-inch touchscreen display with a high quality Schneider Kreuznach 5-megapixel camera that doesn’t compromise functionality just because its part of a cellphone.....

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I didn’t get a new watch for Christmas. This was fine with me, because I typically do not wear a watch. For some reason I’m not a big fan. But if I was, the techno-dork in me would put the device I’m about to tell you about in the ‘must have’ category.

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If you were wowwed by DoCoMo pumping out 22 handsets in the next three months, LG is planning to put out 125 phones by the end of 2009, which works out to an average of two new phones every day worldwide. At first glance, that’s quite the clip to be releasing devices, but LG isn’t bothered.

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As rumoured, LG’s Incite, an upgraded GSM version of the Dare, has launched on AT&T for $199.99 after rebates. A 3″ 240 x 400 touchscreen, 3 megapixel camera, Bluetooth 2.0 with aGPS, 3G, Wi-Fi and Windows Mobile 6.1 all come standard on.......

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The Korea Times is reporting that LG is changing its strategy in Mobile, to aim for lower-end handsets - i.e. those in the $100-150 region. This will allow LG to expand in markets where its hold maybe isn’t so strong - but also to try....

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LG and Bell Canada have announced a new stylish phone called LG Reveal, which reminds on a make-up compact. The fashion clamshell for the modern woman sports a flowery purple and black design, while sporting such things as 2.4-inch screen,....

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Our Canadian readers that like the LG Voyager will be glad to know that the touchscreen equipped device is heading their way through Bell. If everything goes well — and we hope Bell dealers won’t stop the carrier from pulling this out — you’ll be able to grab the Voyager starting from November 7th.

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LG may not be known as a smartphone maker, but that could change during the next year. Apparently, the Korean giant plans to release 10 new smartphones and also wants to see them as “million sellers.”....

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File this under rumors as we’ve haven’t heard anything official neither from AT&T nor LG. However, it is likely that the Korean giant will bring one of its flagship feature phones to the U.S. shores via AT&T. And while we don’t know the.......

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The entry-level candybar LG KP500 has been given a nice little name by the folks at LG. The ‘Cookie’ packs in a lot of features for what appears to be a very affordable handset.....

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AT&T today announced four phones to appeal to the texting generation, if there is such thing. We knew about the Matrix, Propel and Quickfire. Slate, on the other hand was a surprise, or at least we’ve missed it.

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