Mobile phones are no longer just a device to show off. In fact, they have created an unavoidable place in our lives. Some of the leading brands in the communication sector include Nokia, Sony Ericsson, BlackBerry, LG, etc. Undoubtedly, the stiff competition between these brands benefits the users in the form of utility features with good looks and reduced costs. Nokia and LG mobile phones are popular for their impressive looks and easy-to-use advanced features. Recently, both companies introduced two ultra cool phones, the LG KP500 Cookie Pink and the Nokia 5800. The devices are extremely fascinating in terms of looks and design. The LG phone is compact with dimensions of 106.5 x 55.4 x 11.9 mm and a density of 89 grams. While the Nokia phone is slightly wider and heavier, with dimensions of 111 x 51.7 x 15.5mm and a density of 109 grams, it makes up for it with a wide-view 3.2-inch screen instead of the 3.0 inches of the LG device. The screen of both devices has some common features, such as the accelerometer sensor for automatic rotation and handwriting recognition. Polyphonic and MP3 ringtones can be downloaded on both devices.
The LG KP500 Cookie Pink has an internal memory of 48 MB in which you can store 1000 phone book entries, a record of 40 calls made, missed and received, pictures of your loved ones, music files, etc., while Which, on the other hand, the Nokia 5800 also has a gigantic storage capacity with 81 MB of internal memory and 128 MB of RAM. Both mobile phones have the option to further expand the memory with the help of the microSD card slot. Both mobile phones have a built-in 3.2 MP camera that produces a resolution of 2048 x 1536 pixels and consists of features like auto focus and LED flash that helps in clicking sharp images. There is an additional camera in the Nokia phone for making video calls.
The Nokia device is well equipped with operating system and a CPU. There are some additional features that are also entertaining and useful and have been placed in both phones, such as FM stereo radio with RDS, preloaded and downloadable games, SMS, MMS, email and instant messaging application, Organizer, Voice memo and markup, document viewer that supports various popular file formats like Word, Excel, Power Point and PDF etc. Both devices have excellent battery backup with a standard Li-Ion 1320 battery in Nokia and a 9000 mAh battery in the LG device. Since the Nokia device supports 2G and 3G networks, its battery offers a talk time of 8 hours and 45 minutes (2G)/5 hours (3G) and a standby time of 406 hours (2G) and 408 (3G). Although the LG mobile phone only supports the 2G network, it offers a talk time of 3 hours and 30 minutes and a standby time of 350 hours. The Nokia 5800 has an additional ability to play music non-stop for 35 hours.
Therefore, after comparing the LG KP500 Cookie Pink with the Nokia 5800, it can be said that both phones are unique and suitable for a variety of people.
