Camera phones, multimedia phones, business phones.... the range is simply mind boggling. Review is being provided for some of the latest offerings in the market. 

Starting with the viewty, LG has been making touch sensitive phones, with Cookie being the latest. After the Sony Xperia, most of the manufacturers throw in a QWERTY slider and so has LG. LG phones boast good sensitivity levels and the Cookie has a smart built-in-accelerometer which enables the phone to automatically alter its display quickly. It has a reasonably good range of connectivity options, and can operate in four frequency bands, giving it excellent reception range. the Cookie  which comes with a 3.2 megapixel camera is available with gold, brown, silver and black covers. Price in INR Rs. 12,980. 

This phone packs an awesome 8 megapixel camera phon incorporating top of the range camera technologies you might expect in an entry level point and shoot. But it lacks touch captability. The phone has a 2.8 inch LCD Screen runs on Symbian OS V9.3 is equipped with A-GPS technology and even hasan optical mouse, 4 way navigation keys, wi-fi, HSPDA, and slide out QWERTY. It comes with 8 GB or 16 GB flash memory, with an optional external slot up to 16 GB and packs in games like Asphalt and FIFA 08, making it a high end multimedia entertainment platform. Price in INR is Rs. 45,999. 

HTC Touch 3G

Style, Sensation and speed come together in the Touch 3G. A successor to the Viva, the Touch 3G features a 2.8 inch interface, with four times the resolution of most phones. It is designed to respond perfectly to touch with utmost precision. The HTC Touch 3G offers a wireless download speed up to 18 times faster than standard 3G. It runs on HSDPA, triband EDGE speeds and of course, 3G. Like Touch Viva, this one also runs on the WinMo 6.1 Pro OS. And it has the same Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR, GPS and a 3.2 megapixel camera. The 3G phone is also available with four cover options like the Cookie. The price of this product in INR is Rs. 28,450. 

Nokia's first touch phone is snazzy with a rich interface and flashy 3.2 inch touchscreen is positioned to challenge the Apple iPhone. Except the UI, you might actually find a lot of similarities with most Xpress Music phones in terms of the specs - a 3.2 Mega pixel camera with Carl Zeiss lens, 8 GB memory that lets you save upto 6000 tracks, a 3.5 mm jack,powerful built in surround sound stereo speakers and a graphic equalizer. The Price of this item in INR is Rs.20,000.