From the array of cellular phones which are yet to be released into the market by Verizon, the LG-VX10000 is one among the list. Verizon LG-VX10000 is not only eye-catching in its appearance but is also equipped with GPS feature, which is expected to further add up to the interests of the young generation.
The GPS system that this phone allows uses the Verizon’s VZ Navigator service. One drawback of this kind of service is that the user might have to pay $10 per month ($3 per day) to use its GPS if the phone does not permit to use the third part applications. However, the use the users can also use other application according to their preference other than the VZ Navigator. Additional features include a large external touch screen, speakerphone, integrated speakers, microSD memory pf 8GB which is also expandable, 2.0 megapixel camera, Bluetooth stereo for the headsets and speakers and easy access to browsing or mp3 through the LG Voyager’s Verizon Wireless. The phone is expected to be in the markets from November of this year.
From: gizmodo
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