The camera is a 2 mega pixel one, which is a bit less, whichever way you look at it. The snaps will turn out to be just okay, with not much depth. A higher mega pixel camera would have been a lot more welcome. If this phone is targeted at the youth, LG have to realise that this category of users click a lot of pictures, and will be disappointed with the camera. The battery backup offered by the Cookie Fresh is about two days from full charge to completely running out. Much like a smartphone, from a phone which is not actually a smartphone.

Overall, at a price of just over Rs 7k, the Cookie Fresh does have a fresh view to how phones can remind you of food, constantly! However, it is quite a feature-packed phone with all the social networking capabilities built-in. However, it does miss out on an essential—Wi-Fi. Plus, I personally did not like the touch response very much, but as is true with touchscreen phones, the user comfort level varies from individual to individual. Worth a look, if you want to buy a touchscreen phone below Rs 10,000. Else, you can take a look at the million (quite literally) Corby phones from Samsung.