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Just how big a jump is the Motorola DROID 4 over its predecessor, the Motorola DROID 3. Both have nice five-row slide-out keyboards, both have sharp four-inch 540 x 960-pixel LCD displays and both have speedy dual-core processors. However, the DROID 3 has a 1 GHz dual-core processor, while the DROID 4's processor takes the higher road to 1.2 GHz. The DROID 4 also adds a connection to Verizon's speed 4G LTE network, and routinely gets download speeds of 15 Mbps... and often higher. Read More

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If the new Motorola DROID 4 for Verizon Wireless seems a little familiar, that's because its internal components are very similar to the Motorola DROID RAZR and DROID RAZR Maxx. If you like the DROID RAZR but prefer a phone with a physical sliding keyboard, then the DROID 4 gives you most of what the DROID RAZR has, adding the keyboard and shrinking the display a bit. Both connect to Verizon's impressive 4G LTE network, which boasts download speeds that routinely exceed 15 Mbps. So how do these two similar yet different phones compare in a Wirefly cell phone Schmackdown? Read More

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Verizon Wireless has had excellent success with the DROID series of phones, most of which were manufactured by Motorola. Each iteration of DROID was a significant jump from the previous version, and the latest is no exception. The Motorola DROID 4 is the first of the sliding-keyboard DROID phones to feature connection to Verizon's 4G LTE network, and the goodies don't stop there. Read More

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Most American homes still have a traditional wired land-line phone, and most of these households also have cell phone accounts. If you'd like to cut the cost of the wired home phone, last year Verizon Wireless introduced the Home Phone Connect that lets you do just that. Now Verizon has a new version of the Home Phone Connect that delivers the same features in a much smaller package. Read More

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The new version of the Verizon Home Phone Connect looks much the same as the original version, only considerably smaller. The device lets you use a wireless connection with your home phone, so that you can convert your old-fashioned wired home line into a lower-cost and more flexible wireless line. The Verizon Home Phone Connect is a great way to keep the familiar home connection you now have and save money at the same time. Read More

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The LG Spectrum is now out, so how does it compare to other top-of-the-line phones for Verizon Wireless. One logical competitor is the HTC Rezound, an outstanding phone with a 720p display, 4G connectivity and speedy dual-core internals. Both have nice cameras, lots of storage space for files and crystal clear displays that are among the best available for any cell phone. Read More

The LG Spectrum is the latest Android phone from Verizon Wireless to feature a large display with 720p resolution. In addition to this true high-definition display, the Spectrum also features a 1.5-GHz dual-core processor, 4G connectivity on Verizon's speedy LTE network and surprisingly trim size and light weight. The technology tweaks don't stop there -- the display uses in-plane switching (IPS) for better visibility in daylight and lower power consumption, for example. The LG Spectrum looks to be a serious competitor among Verizon's high-end 4G phones. Read More

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Beginning today, January 19, customers can order their very own Spectrum by LG for Verizon Wireless on Wirefly.com – and at a special Wirefly price. Read More

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Verizon Wireless continues to press the limits of smartphone technology with the release of the LG Spectrum. With a 1.5-GHz dual-core processor, 4.5-inch 720p HD display and surprising light weight, the LG Spectrum runs on Verizon's speedy LTE 4G network. The technology tweaks don't stop there -- the display uses in-plane switching (IPS) for better visibility in daylight and lower power consumption, for example. The LG Spectrum looks to be a serious competitor among Verizon's high-end 4G phones. Read More