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This phone is clearly marked GD510 on the box and while the initial press release called it the LG Fun their website (link at the end) calls it the LG Pop. Either way this phone packs a lot in and I can see it being popular...
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Aimed at mobile buyers after some touch control action on a budget, the LG POP GD510 is the smallest, lightest and one of the cheapest 3-inch touchscreen phones around. After LG's success with the cash-conscious Cookie KP500 – which notched up over 10...
Attractive design with slim, lightweight build Comfortably usable interface, Good quality audio performance, Decent text message experience, 3-megapixel camera, Sub-£100 price tag...
No 3G or Wi-Fi high-speed data connectivity, Slow browsing and online app experience, Limited feature set, Camera limited, with no flash or autofocus, Video capture quality poor...
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If there’s something that’s going to take over the market next year, it’s the invention and use of the touchscreen as a UI. And, a company that like to use it quite a bit are LG. More specifically, with their new LG Pop (GD510) mobile phone. The phone...
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Less, they say, is more, and that's certainly a maxim LG believes in if the Pop - aka the GD510 - is anything to go by. This is one small phone, yet it presents a full touch-based user interface and simple, clear styling that will make some wonder if i...
The Pop is another of LG's attempts to bring touchscreen technology to a more youthful, more cost-conscious audience. And it may well appeal to anyone fed up with the size of smartphones: it's about three-quarters the size of an iPhone, so much mo...
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The LG Pop has followed today's common market theme of being a touch screen phone. There is a big difference here though, and that's the price. It's much more affordable than other touch screen phones. The LG GD510 Pop What's in the box?LG GD510 hands...
The LG GD510 Pop is a nice looking and adequate touch screen phone for the price. It may be too small for some but looks quite stylish because of its size. The touch screen is ok if it's your first touchscreen phone but I wouldn't recommended it i...
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At just £99.95, the LG Pop is an excellent buy. The Korean company heralds it as the world's smallest touchscreen phone but to merit the handset merely for its size is to do it an injustice. Yes it has a 3-inch touchscreen and, yes, the casing around...
Fantastic value, very usable and lovely design on a budget...
No 3G, no Wi-Fi, no 3.5mm jack...
A near perfect PAYG choice at just £99 with almost all the features a teen or young adult would want. You will not regret buying this phone Key specs3 megapixels, 3-inch screen, Bluetooth, FM radio, GPRS, GSM, Li-ion battery, microSD, MP3 player, Tou...
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LG has had great success with its recent low-cost touchscreen phones and the company intends to build upon this foundation with its latest model. Dubbed the Pop, the GD510 is the smallest 3in touchscreen phone on the market, which is quite some achievemen...
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fonehome.co.uk Updated:
2011-08-07 11:07:30
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The LG GD510 Pop isn’t going to let the HTC Tattoo or the Samsung Genio Touch give it any grief in the budget touchscreen arena. Nope, LG’s 3-inch touchscreen pocket rocket is spoiling for a fight. But can it go the distance? Read our LG GD510 Pop revi...
It’s not all doom and gloom, but no amount of sunshine could fix the LG Pop’s imperfections. It might be the most popular kid in school, but underneath all the good looks and charm, there are some niggling habits.LoveThe stylish demeanor, the eco crede...
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T3.com Updated:
2011-08-07 11:07:31
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It shows how far the mobile world has come when even the most budget-friendly phones can pack some touchscreen action. We’ve seen a few devices try and go down the smartphone route on the cheap (the HTC Tattoo) and some offering bog-standard touch a...
Feature packed, Great price, Big-ish screen...
Sluggish controls, No 3G, Clumsy touchscreen...
The LG GD510 Pop isn't a (Pop)star in the making but it does bring some nice features to the lower-end of the touchscreen market. Shame then it takes an age for the phone to do anything...
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Budget touchscreen phones are all the rage, but despite the competition LG isn’t letting the HTC Tattoo and T-Mobile Pulse give it any grief. No way. The recently outed LG GD510 Pop is stepping up and ready to rumble. Weighing in at a lean £99.95...
The price, and the sleek design, ecofriendliness...
An infuriating touchscreen and barebones spec...
The Pop might be a hit with the yoot but the savvy will be getting their budget kicks elsewhere...
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3g.co.uk Updated:
2011-08-07 11:07:31
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for LG POP GD510 Building on the success of the LG Cookie, the POP GD510 is a nice-looking handset with quite a lot going for it. It's not a high-end phone so is lacking in features and connectivity, which may deter early adopters, but for anyone afte...
For LG Pop GD510, Despite it's slender size, the world's smallest touchscreen phone is well designed and built.
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pz10.com Updated:
2011-08-07 11:07:31
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It looks like LG have been playing their own version of will it blend. There's no need to tell you they're not playing for fun - they're rather trying to squeeze some more cash off a couple of hot-selling handsets. So, here's the deal. Get your blender...
The LG Pop seems a reasonable move given the generous return of investment by the Cookie. We still think the Cookie is very hard to beat but the LG GD510 Pop may've taken the right approach. It's striving to repeat a huge success and uses the same...
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EISA.eu Updated:
2011-08-14 20:07:27
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LG’s GD510, otherwise known as the Pop, is the ‘greenest’ fully featured mobile phone on the market today due to its compact size, low weight, volume efficient packaging and low energy consumption. When it comes to the use of materials like gold, palla...
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LG is looking to stem Samsung’s entry-level touch phone dominance with the compact Pop GD510, set to take on the likes of the Genoa and Star. And from what we’ve experienced it's definitely a contender. Design The GD510 is very compact, much more so t...
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With no onboard stylus we assumed the Cookie’s touch performance must have been improved. Alas, it seems to have regressed; it readily receives your finger taps, but swiping and scrolling sometimes needs aggressive contact to get a reaction. Still, i...
Affordable asking price. Small and lightweight. Customisable homescreens. Easy access to social networking sites via widgets. User-friendly UI. Good music player...
Erratic touchscreen. Tiny onscreen QWERTY. No 3G connectivity. Fiddly web browser. Basic camera...
The pint-sized Pop is no world-beater, but touchphone fans on a tight budget should certainly give it an audition...
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It's official: touchscreens are now going mass market and hitting even the low end market.Samsung demonstrated this with its Genio Touch and now LG has introduced the GD510 Pop, which is LG's first touchscreen device to enter the very bottom of the mar...
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recombu.com Updated:
2014-04-02 01:54:46
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A cheeky little handset, the LG Pop is a touchscreen phone for those on a budget. But does it pack enough of a punch to keep today’s demanding users happy?What we likeThis is the smallest, lightest handset we’ve seen for quite a while; but despite this...
For a budget handset (available for around £100), the LG Pop isn't bad. Unlike many other handsets of this caliber, the Pop keeps things simple and straightforward. However, the connectivity limitations really let it down and as internet access is a hu...
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Rs. 8,399 is quite a lot of money to pay for a cellphone that has a very unresponsive and quirky interface. Add to that a very basic camera and plain jane looks and you get a phone that you can skip.ProsReasonably sleek Solidly built Good music qualit...
An MRP of 8,399 seems excessive, but the street price should be a good Rs. 1,500 lower. At that price, you get a decent set of features, but nothing that is spectacular value for money, or even good value for money. In fact, the major selling point of...
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The touchscreen fad is at an all time high and everyone most definitely wants to be a part of it. Especially when we talk about college goers, mobile phones become a matter of prestige for them. So to meet the wishes of these young people, LG has broug...
Looks, Sound Quality, Well knit UI...
Battery, QVGA Videos, Slow response time, No 3G or Wi-Fi, No 3.5mm jack...
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LG GD510 Pop is said to be the LG Cookie for the masses. With a trimmed down price and the removal of some features, it's another touchscreen set to conquer a whole demographic. LG GD510 Pop's unique selling tag is its part eco-friendly optional featur...
Very clean and sophisticated design, Ecofriendly, solar battery cover alternative, Great call performance, Great battery hours, Decent 3MP camera, Multifunctional features...
No Wifi, no 3G, Crammed virtual QWERTY keyboard, No camera flash or lens cover, No DivX and XviD support, Does not support Flash web pages, Slow loading of contacts when full...
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LG GD510 Pop (Cookie Pep )Here comes, the world says, LG has launched its most popular device, the LG Cookie, sometime before. Now it seems LG wants to ride on its great popularity. The company has come up with yet another Cookie and this time a more c...
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has enjoyed a fair ranking among the youth-oriented, affordable touchscreen handsets. One of the follow ups is this, the GD510 or Cookie Pep as it’s popularly called. With it’s low price tag, funky features and brand name it could be a serious threat...
Light weight comfortable design, UI is quite fluid in most cases, Multimedia features work out really well, Camera quality is good...
Virtual keypads are a bit of a issue...
Connectivity3G support is not available in the Pep so you’ll have to settle for EDGE/GPRS. Setting up email accounts with POP or IMAP support isn’t too hard. The browser is simple and convenient for surfing. Google has preloaded a Google Search feature...
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The LG Cookie Pep is the latest touchscreen phone to hit the market that remains within the confines of the budget phone category. FeaturesAs expected the Pep has shed a number of features that you would come to expect from more expensive phones. It do...
Affordable, Excellent Battery, Very Good Music Playback, Stylish Looks, Solid Build...
Average Camera, Poor Video Playback, No GPS, WiFi or 3G...
LG knows exactly what it’s doing with the Cookie Pep. It is an affordable, smart looking touchscreen phone that does not aim to exceed your expectations but is content with meeting them...
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itp.net
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2011-08-07 11:07:19
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LG's Cookie POP GD510BK targets budget buyers looking for a touchscreen smartphone.The GD510BK sports a minimalistic design that sees only one button sitting on its frontend and while this might appeal to some users, we found the phone a little too inc...
The Cookie POP is a balanced product that offers decent performance and features for its retail price...
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Creating new budget touchscreen handsets seem to be on the minds of manufacturers these days. Samsung has been riding the wave with its Star Series handsets first, and now with its Corby Series of handsets. In response LG brought out the Cookie som...
Smart looks, compact, lightweight, smooth UI, multitasking, accelerometer, good audio, battery life...
Touch registration, interface response delayed from time to time, cramped QWERTY keymatt...
The LG Cookie Pep GD510 sells for around Rs. 7,000 with a one-year warranty. The pricing of the handset is very much close to its older sibling and at the same time lower than the competition, giving it the price point advantage. The handset is sure to...
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overclockershq.com Updated:
2011-08-07 11:07:23
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Next >iFrogz CS40 Headphone Review Touch screen phones have taken over and there is no sign of them slowing down. When they first came to market they were much to expensive for the average user and only early adopters of technology were could justi...
Size, Features, Price, Touch Screen...
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Overall the LG Pop is a great little phone for a person on the go. Although it lacks 3g and wifi connectivity it does give decent speeds through 2G and it is half the price of an iPhone. The collection of apps and extras make it a great choice for stud...
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A cheeky little handset, the LG Pop is a touchscreen phone for those on a budget. But does it pack enough of a punch to keep today’s demanding users happy?What we likeThis is the smallest, lightest handset we’ve seen for quite a while; but despite this...
For a budget handset (available for around £100), the LG Pop isn't bad. Unlike many other handsets of this caliber, the Pop keeps things simple and straightforward. However, the connectivity limitations really let it down and as internet access is a hu...
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LG does have a flair for coming up with proper names that perfectly fit the true character of their cell phones. For an instance, the is shiny and unique, the looks like super-luxurious bar of chocolate, while the reminds us of Madonna... or Maradon...
Awesome design, Good incall quality, Applications for social networks, Its design allows for a solar panel...
No 3.5mm jack, Sluggish browser, Mediocre multimedia capabilities, No 3G and WiFi...
The LG Pop GD510 provides satisfying in-call quality. During our tests, the sound was loud on our end and the voices our callers were realistic even if a tad sharp. People on the other end of the line admitted they were pleased as well, but asked us to...
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With no onboard stylus we assumed the Cookie’s touch performance must have been improved. Alas, it seems to have regressed; it readily receives your finger taps, but swiping and scrolling sometimes needs aggressive contact to get a reaction. Still, i...
Affordable asking price. Small and lightweight. Customisable homescreens. Easy access to social networking sites via widgets. User-friendly UI. Good music player...
Erratic touchscreen. Tiny onscreen QWERTY. No 3G connectivity. Fiddly web browser. Basic camera...
The pint-sized Pop is no world-beater, but touchphone fans on a tight budget should certainly give it an audition...
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mobilechoiceuk.com Updated:
2011-08-07 11:07:32
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Another fine offering from LG for those not wanting to spend a fortune on an attractive handset. The lack of features may deter some. Related links News LG’s “simple” touch-screen phone Head to head: BlackBerry Curve 8520 vs LG GW520 LG look to release...
The world’s smallest touch-screen phone maintains a build and design gravitas...
Browsing via EDGE data speeds can lead to some thumb twiddling, while the webpage zoom option proved temperamental.Look and Feel...
Another fine offering from LG for those not wanting to spend a fortune on an attractive handset. The lack of features may deter some...
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The LG Pop seems a reasonable move given the generous return of investment by the Cookie. We still think the Cookie is very hard to beat but the LG GD510 Pop may've taken the right approach. It's striving to repeat a huge success and uses the same con...
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Designed with people who are looking for lightweight, compact and cheap touchscreen phones in mind, the LG Pop offers simplicity and an affordable price in an elegant smartphone package. It may not have a lot of advanced and sophisticated features, bu...
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mobilesroom.com Updated:
2012-01-06 01:09:25
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LG GD510 Pop (Cookie Pep )Here comes, the world says, LG has launched its most popular device, the LG Cookie, sometime before. Now it seems LG wants to ride on its great popularity. The company has come up with yet another Cookie and this time a more c...
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 87 g Mobile Phones (GD510.ADEUPP)")
