Verizon Release LG Voyager And Venus
Verizon Wireless released their newest version of their feature mobile phones with LG Voyager and Venus. The said phones are marked to be available within the week. Verizon's wide array of network system supports the latest features of these phones including a 2.0 megapixel camera, VZ navigator capability, extended storage with SD card slots that support up to 8 GB of additional memory, and dual screen displays.
Verizon's support for the LG Voyager and Venus is a testament to their confidence on the features of this phone against the current market. Both phones provide multimedia entertainment at industry standards including the trendy touch screen feature. Users can watch their selection of videos through VCAST, a Verizon service that provides round-the-clock access to news, sports, and entertainment. VCAST also features a number of 3D games to keep users occupied. Meanwhile, Verizon's VCAST Music gives access to more than 2 million songs that can be downloaded via wireless connection.
The entertainment suite that is attached in every Voyager phone is enhanced with a 2.8 inch external touch screen with Vibe-touch technology. This feature along with the QWERTY keyboard puts the Voyager on top of the every Christmas wish list.
The all-in-one versatile mobile handset also allows instant access to favorite websites through its build in browser. Voyager's VCAST Music transforms the phone into a full blast audio player that can play MP3, WMA, and AAC files. The touch-screen phone feature has a vibration technology. The LG Voyager also has blue tooth backend for file transfers.
The LG Venus supports the same whistles as the LG Voyager. Its list of features include an innovative dual screen and touch-sensitive functionality, integrated 2.0 megapixel camera with camera reel features, white balance, color effects, night mode, photometry, self timer, 64 MB internal memory used for multi tasking between browsing and listening to music, and network connectivity with Bluetooth technology, dial-up networking, audio distribution, file transfer, image editing and more.
