LG has announces the new touchscreen Android smartphone named LG P500 Optimus One . LG P500 smartphone comes with style, Fashionable design and completed features. The LG Optimus One is not a top-end phone, nor was it designed to be.

Unveiled during the company's online press conference in Seoul, LG's new FroYo handset will be optimised for Google Mobile Services and will also boast LG's custom user-friendly interface, a 600MHz processor, and a 3.2-inch HVGA capacitive touchscreen at 320 x 480p resolution.

The LG Optimus One is a well-priced Android handset. It's certainly not top of the range (thus far, LG hasn't really got a flagship Android device), but it does cover all the bases. The camera is a little iffy and it's annoying there is no camera hardware key on the side of the device.

Presenting the FoneArena LG Optimus One Review. The P500 is LG's attempt to conquer the affordable smartphone segment. At one point of time , the Korean handset maker was pumping out too many handsets into the market that we could barely keep track of.

Simple yet attractive design; Android 2.2; Fast Browser; Above average battery life; Value for money; Loudspeaker

Mediocre Camera and no front facing camera; No Flash support in Browser

LG has been pumping in more attention (and cash) into its mobile lineup recently, particularly into its Android smartphones. Before the LG Optimus One descended, we had the first Optimus handset, reviewed here .

OK, so parts one and two of our Optimus One review were a little light on facts and heavy on the messing around. So here we'll answer a few more of the technical questions about the Android 2.2 phone, then attempt a meaningful conclusion as to whether you should buy one or not. It will […]

The LG Optimus One is another example of the new breed of low-cost Android smartphones, and at just over ￡200 SIM-free, is more likely to find favour with first-time buyers rather than those looking to upgrade.