LG VS750 will be Verizon’s first smartphone made by LG. Unfortunately, it looks like it runs Windows Mobile 6.5, so users will be able to upgrade it to Windows Mobile 6.5.3, but not to Windows Phone 7 Series.If this doesn’t bother you, the LG VS750 has been approved by the FCC, so Verizon could launch it any day now. The VS750 has Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, plus both EV-DO and GSM/HSDPA connectivity –

The LG GS500 Cookie Plus should be available starting this month — in Europe at least — but before you get the chance to see it in stores and eventually buy it, maybe you want to see it in a quick video preview.The preview is made by Phone Arena, and shows a black version of the LG Cookie Plus (the phone will also be available in white silver, baby pink, imperial purple, wine red and brown).

Quick, what’s the latest LG phone launched in Thailand? No, it’s not the LG BL40 and neither the LG GW525 — it’s the LG GD510 Pop, one of the world’s smallest full-touch phones.LG has appointed singer Ruj Suparuj Taechatanon to present the GD510 Pop in Thailand — a clear sign that the phone is targeted at the young generation.The LG Pop is really thin (11.2 mm) and comes wtih a 3-inch WQVGA

Here’s a new stylish flip phone from LG: the LG KF305. The handset has been officially announced in Russia.Like the KF300, KF301 and KF350 Ice cream, the LG KF305 has an internal display (2.2-inch, QVGA) and an external display (1.3-inch, 128 x 160 pixels). It also features shortcut keys below the internal display, GPRS/EDGE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Dolby Mobile sound, 2 Megapixel camera and microSD

  Motorola didn’t have much to show at the Mobile World Congress, showcasing just one handset at the event. In keeping with the recent tie in Motorola have had with Android, bringing us handsets like MILESTONE , DEXT and BACKFLIP , the QUENCH also runs Android OS, in this case version 1.5. Unlike the aforementioned Motorola devices, the QUENCH is purely touchscreen, there is no hard QWERTY keyboard included here.

Not the most noted name in the manufacturing and selling of mobile handsets, Acer have announced a range of high end smartphone products at this years Mobile World Congress that are worth noting. Running on either Android or Windows Mobile, these devices deliver high end specification and serve to further enhance Acer’s growing reputation.

We now turn our attention to the announcements at the Mobile World Congress from HTC. HTC have come a long way in the industry from the early days, when they were mainly responsible for supplying network branded Windows Mobile devices, bring the likes of the SPV on Orange, MDA on T-Mobile and XDA on O2 to market. As the popularity of these devices increased, HTC started to release handsets under their own name and are now one of the leading manufacturers of Windows Mobile and Android handsets