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Verizon will be launching the ruggedized PTT-enabled Motorola Adventure V750 this summer.

The upcoming phone meets military standards concerning operation in extreme conditions like shock, vibration, solar radiation, high and low temperatures, altitude, and blowing dust. regarding specs, the phone features:

• 2Mpix camera;
• Bluetooth;
• EV-DO Rev.

According to a leaked presentation from Verizon, the carrier will apparently be offering the Samsung i770 and Treo 800w smartphones in the near future.

• The Samsung i770 is an upgrade to the i760 model, which doubles the memory, has a better 2Mpix camera and runs Windows Mobile 6.1 OS.
  
• Regarding the Treo 800w, it will be available in Q3 2008.

Verizon will soon launch two of the Motorola's new flip phones, the V750 and W755.

Both are entry-level handsets available in a variety of colors. We know for sure the W755 will debut on May 23rd, but there's no info on the V750 yet. Pricing details weren't announced as well, so stay tuned.

Verizon has released the Motorola RAZR MAXX Ve, a very affordable CDMA clamshell, pretty similar to RAZR V3m music phone in appearance and features.

It is now available from Verizon for a mere $19.99 with a 2-year contract. Call 1-800-2-JOIN-IN to find out if the phone is available in your area.

Some RAZR MAXX Ve features:

• Weighs 4 oz;
• 0.

Verizon Wireless announced it has added the Motorola Q9c to its smartphones lineup.

The phone is now available for $149.99 after a $100 online discount and $50 mail in rebate.

Features of the Motorola Q 9c include Windows Mobile 6 Standard OS, a large 2.4" color TFT display, 1.3Mpix fixed focus camera/camcoder, Stereo Bluetooth, as well as 128MB of internal memory and a microSD slot supporting up to 32GB.

Verizon has finally officially announced the Samsung Glyde smartphone for its CDMA network.

In fact, the phone needs no introduction, we know enough about it. It is a CDMA slider that has a 2Mpix camera with flash and autofocus, GPS, full range of Bluetooth profiles, microSD slot, a true HTML browser, and no support for VCAST TV service (like anyone cares).

As promised, Verizon has released the RIM BlackBerry Curve 8330 right on schedule.

The handset is now available with a 2-year agreement for $219 and a $50 rebate. You all know its specifications, nothing has changed, so there's no need too review them again.
Sprint subscribers are apparently next to get the device, as it will be launched on Sprint's network sometime this month, though we still don't know the exact release date.

The new Samsung SCH-430, most likely the successor to the Samsung SCH-410, has just been approved by the FCC for Verizon.

Specifications are kept secret, but we definitely shouldn't expect much from a phone that comes for free with a 2 year agreement.

FCC unveiled the Samsung i770, the global version of the i760, bound for Verizon.

We've first heard about it back in November, some of you might recall.

The phone comes with GSM and CDMA radios, as well as WiFi and Bluetooth, and probably even HSDPA. That's fine.

Just one observation: they could really change the design, if you ask me.

[Continue reading Samsung i770 Appears at FCC]

A while back Verizon promised to release three new phones in April.

Two of them are already available, I mean enV(2) or XV6900, but the third Motorola Q9c is still missing. According to a reliable source, the phone will be available for purchase in Verizon's B2B, web, and telesales channels on May 9 alongside the BlackBerry Curve and Samsung Glyde.