want to know about new verizon phones 2010 ?

Verizon launched a number of interesting phones in 2010. We’ve detailed out a few and here’s what their key features and price list looks like.

HTC Trophy: The HTC Trophy runs on the 1GHZ Qualcomm processor and is a Windows Phone 7 handset. It’s fitted with 3.8-inch WVGA TFT LCD capacitive touch screen and also includes a Stereo speaker with SRS WOW HD surround sound. The Windows Phone 7 platform throws open the Xbox Live Marketplace with the Games Hub being an icing on the cake. The phone can be bought through Verizon for a price of $149.99 after $50 mail-in rebate.

LG Octane: Bundled with a 3.2MP camera, the LG Octane phone is equipped with a tactile QWERTY keyboard for the text-savvy bunch. It’s 2.6” internal screen is well complemented by the HTML web browser. A battery usage time of 380 minutes further ups the ante. On a 2 year contract, the handset can be acquired for $99.99.

LG Cosmos Touch: The LG Cosmos Touch wraps in a slider and QWERTY keyboard and comes complete with the VZ Navigator. A touch screen alongside a 1.3MP camera, social networking support and Bluetooth stereo support are some other features on offer. The handset can be picked up for a mere $79.99 on a two year contract.

Motorola Citrus: An Android 2.1 smartphone, the Motorola Citrus brings to the table mobile browsing experience similar to that on the PC. A 3MP camera with a 3” touchscreen and seven customizable homescreens make it all the more likeable. There’s also a virtual QWERTY keypad for users. The handset comes for free with a 2 year contract.

Samsung U900: The Samsung U900’s distinct flip and rotate design particularly the red version makes it a cynosure instantly. On the technical front, the phone wraps in a 3MP camera, a keyboard with the 5-way navigation key and stereo speakers. The phone carries a price tag of $200.

Motorola Droid: With a top-notch 3.7” high-resolution display, the Motorola Droid operates on the Android 2.0 OS, having the fact that you can run a number of applications simultaneously as of one the highlights. A 5MP camera and integrated applications like Google Maps, Gmail, Google Talk and the Amazon MP3 are some other key attributes. A two-year contract puts the phone up for $199.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate.

Samsung WEP500: The Samsung WEP500 is a wireless Bluetooth 2.0 headset designed for seamless communication while on the move. It offers a talk time of around 3.5 hrs and a standby time of upto 80 hours. Its minimal dimensions make it easy to tag along too. The headset is priced at $74.99.