Verizon Wireless Phones — New Every Two

Verizon Wireless is committed to keeping its customers on the cutting edge of mobile wireless with the New Every Two offer. Verizon Wireless phones can be exchanged for a new phone (up to $100 value) every two years, with continuous service. This way, customers can take advantage of the latest technologies like instant messaging, picture sharing, games, and ringtones.

At the top of Verizon’s selection of flip phones is the LG VX7000—style and technology in a sleek clamshell case. This Verizon Wireless phone has a built-in VGA camera with flash for night shots and a unique rotating lens—you can even take self-portraits with the flip closed! The LG VX7000 cell phone has enough storage for 31 video clips and 200 photos.

The Samsung SCH-i600 Smartphone is designed for people who take their work home. Combined with a personal digital assistant (PDA), the i600 uses the Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 operating system to give Windows users a familiar look and feel. The wireless phone supports favorite applications like Microsoft Outlook. You can share data between the i600 wireless phone and your personal computer using a USB data cable.

The Kyocera KX414 Phantom Series wireless phone is fun and affordable. Full of features like a brilliant 65k display, this phone has the ability to download games, wallpaper, and applications using Verizon’s Get It Now service. The cell phone is enabled for SMS text messaging and enhanced messaging with animations.

Along with cutting edge phones, Verizon also has deals on accessories like retractable headsets, vehicle chargers, and handsfree car kits.

To back up their selection of phones, Verizon offers a full selection of local, national and family plans along with prepaid service and Internet data plans.

It doesn’t matter whether you live in Muskogee, Oklahoma, Medford, Oregon or even Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, there’s sure to be a Verizon plan that works for you.

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Genevieve Richards contributes and publishes news editorial to http://www.cell-phones-n-plans.com. A cell phone industry resource that features service plan comparisons, cellular phone reviews and articles.