In relation to this vision, LG aspire to deliver design with sophistication and advanced technology in the form of unique and sought after mobile phones that fit every lifestyle. LG mobile phones are designed to meet every user’s needs.

LG makes mobile phones with superior technology and designs that are worth the money of customers. To achieve this, LG makes every endeavour to anticipate customers’ needs and go beyond them with premium mobile products.

So whether you’re just a simple employee who works eight hours a day or a businessman with a hectic schedule who wants to loosen up by enjoying Armenian Holidays, and checking in to high-end Hotels in Armenia but would still want to be keep in touch with your office or do work while on a vacation, LG mobile phones just got the right features.

LG mobile phones have cameras which have varying megapixels depending on your need or what you want to do with your photos. The principle is the more pixels, the more versatility. LG also provides web browsing on your mobile phone as similar to home web browsing as possible—only smaller and transportable.

Make the most out of life with an LG mobile phone. Whether you are making calls, sending emails or surfing the web, look to LG for smart, stylish and innovative mobile phones that meet your needs and go well with your lifestyle.

With the market for a dual-touchscreen phone with a QWERTY keyboard lacking, LG has announced the bizarre experiment known as the LG DoublePlay. Calling the phone the “ultimate multitasking handset,” the DoublePlay features a clamshell design withsplit QWERTY keyboard. a secondary touchscreen 2.0-inch display comes nestled between the two halves. The main display measures in at 3.5-inches.

For all its duality, the DoublePlay sports a single-core 1GHz CPU. It also gets a 5MP camera with LED flash and 720p video recording. Both release date and price remain unannounced at this time, though you can expect this one-of-a-kind device sometime this holiday season. And it is one-of-a-kind indeed, though Android is no stranger to unique (to put it nicely) form factors. This is the OS that made the Motorola Backflip possible, after all.

Orange today announced that the world’s first Touchscreen Watch Phone will hit UK stores in August. The LG Touchscreen Watch Phone will be one of several new innovative ‘future phones’ Orange will be ranging over the next 18 months, chosen specifically for their unique digital lifestyle benefits that allow users to make the most from the latest shifts in modern technology.

Available from Orange for a limited time period, the Watch Phone will be available at an exclusive price point on Orange pay as you go. The device features a compact and stylish design with a Bluetooth headset, in-built speaker and a full touch-screen interface, as well as 3G+ and video-calling capabilities.

lexander, CEO Orange UK said: “The Watch Phone is the must-have gadget of 2009. It’s handcrafted, exclusively limited, and will turn heads on the high street.

“Our ambition is to become the best loved communications brand in the UK, and the destination brand of choice for high-end mobile users in the market. To help us achieve this, we have secured some of the most original and innovative devices available.

“The Watch Phone is the first of these devices, all focused on bringing a 21st-century experience to our 21st century customers.

“Over time we also intend to match the power of these devices with bespoke multimedia packages, driving even more inspirational conversations and deeper connections for our customers.”

Mobile Multimedia

Orange has already begun integrating multimedia services into its animal packages, with the company now offering inclusive ’sat nav’, mobile internet and email services on select pay-monthly price plans.

Furthermore, recent developments in device advancements, matched with the creation of price plans designed for multimedia usage have helped make it easier for consumers to access the content they want when on the move. On average 3.25 million monthly users now use Orange World (Orange’s mobile internet portal) and over one million Orange customers use their handset to access social networks every month.

The device heralds a new focus from Orange, to showcase the latest innovative, original, and high-end multimedia devices on the market, with at least three new market-leading devices to be unveiled by the end of the year.

Korean electronics manufacturer LG has signed a patent licensing agreement with Microsoft so it can be protected from lawsuits concerning Android and Chrome OS, the two companies announced Thursday.

Microsoft has made similar agreements with 10 other companies, including Samsung, HTC, Acer, Quanta and Wistron. The big M earns a small cut from every Android phone or tablet manufactured by the licensees.

The agreement covers LG’s phones, tablets and any device that features Android and Chrome OS. Actual terms of the deal, such as how much money Microsoft will earn off each device, were not disclosed.

“This agreement with LG means that more than 70 percent of all Android smartphones sold in the U.S. are now receiving coverage under Microsoft’s patent portfolio,” said Horacio Gutierrez, deputy general counsel of the Intellectual Property Group at Microsoft, in a statement. “We are proud of the continued success of our program in resolving the IP issues surrounding Android and Chrome OS.”

Companies such as Barnes & Noble (with its Android-based Nook tablets) and Motorola Mobility (with Android phones and tablets) continue to battle Microsoft in court over this same issue. Back in November, Barnes & Noble said in a letter to the U.S. Justice Department that “Microsoft is embarking on a campaign of asserting trivial and outmoded patents against manufacturers of Android devices.”

Do you think Microsoft is playing fair when it comes to Android patent deals?