blog of verizon & verizon cell phones
2 Nov 2009
According to engadget, it is said the HTC Droid Eris now has been already in stock In Verizon’s stores, and on good authority that the Droid Eris will run a hundie less at $99. I like the $99 price tag, but I dont like jumping in before seeing what kind of stats there are. Verizon Android phones info
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22 Oct 2009
Verizon’s on a roll with Android handsets these days, first with the heavily-advertised Motorola Droid and the reclusive / unannounced Calgary, and now with this fleeting glimpse of Android hardware progenitor HTC. Yes, it’s got 3G (or the Verizon equivalent of it), Sense UI, a trackball just barely discernible on the bottom, and from what Boy Genius Report is saying no physical keyboard whatsoever — all virtual. We’re definitely sporting a Hero vibe, but really, would it really have too hard to find a decent light source for this shot?
1 Oct 2009
Those Imagio rumors have proven to be deliciously correct, with Verizon officially announcing the beastly Windows Mobile 6.5 set for availability on October 6 — the first day 6.5 devices will officially be available anywhere. More of this gadget »
29 Sep 2009
Half the fun of waiting for a new phone to be released is meticulously combing the internet for every minute little detail: specifications, what comes in the box, hell – even just a picture from an angle you haven’t seen before. If what I’ve described sounds a touch too familiar for comfort and your current mobile obsession is Verizon’s forthcoming HTC Imagio, then get a load of these new shots courtesy of Phone Arena. More of this gadget »
29 Sep 2009
Uh oh! Looks like the Motorola Sholes isn’t the only Android-totin’ kid hanging around on Verizon’s block.
According to BGR, Verizon’s cracking away at an HTC-made Android handset called Desire, which they plan to launch shortly after the standard approvals and regulations are dotted and crossed. And what do you know? Both the FCC and the Wi-Fi Alliance just gave it the thumbs up.
Expect more news sooner than later.
