What improved approach to open a new epoch of limited, tiered information skeleton than to move it on behind to a QWERTY slider that had a outrageous partial in starting a Android revolution? That phone was a strange Droid and now a grandchild, a Droid 3, is out of a hothouse and adult for sequence on Verizon’s page.

Full-price is $459.99, though on-contract it’ll set we behind a utterly reasonable $199.99. For that we get a 1GHz, dual-core processor, 16GB of storage, 4-inch qHD display, and an 8 megapixel camera around a back. To get it you’ll need one of Verizon’s new information plans, that start during $10 monthly for 75MB and go on adult to $80 for 10GB. Oh, honeyed total data, we’re blank your soothing welcome already.

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Good news for you who has been waiting for this superphone, Verizon is confirming that they will receive the Samsung Galaxy S II, and that it will be launching sometime in July. Verizon’s version of the powerful Galaxy S II is rumored to be getting the tag Samsung Galaxy Function, and the phone will launch under different names on at least AT&T and Spint (and undoubtedly many others). The July timeframe jives with rumors we have heard previously regarding the American launch of the S II, but without even the hint of an actual date we are left guessing whether it comes sooner or later.

Verizon iPhone owners, your untethered jailbreaking prayers have been answered. Hacker iH8Sn0w updated the Sn0wbreeze tool, adding support for Big Red handsets running iOS 4.2.7 and finally allowing those who have forsaken AT&T to bring the magic of Cydia to their phones without the cumbersome need for tethering.

The usual caveats apply: you’ll have to get your hands on a copy of iOS 4.2.7 (just do a little Googling) and there is always a very small chance that something could go horribly wrong and you’ll wind up with a very shiny paperweight. Mac users will have to sit this one out — Sn0wbreeze is a Windows-only affair. Hit up the source link to get your iHack on.

Looks like AT&T isn’t the only carrier patching cellular connectivity issues this month — a Verizon document suggests that we’ll be getting some brand new radio firmware for the beleaguered HTC Thunderbolt. The handset not only fell victim to Verizon’s LTE outage but has had 3G data and CDMA / LTE cycling issues since day one, so we’re hoping this latest baseband will bring at least a modicum of relief for affected speed demons across the country. What we don’t know is when this patch might show up — we thought the Xoom’s security update would be imminent, but those documents were unceremoniously pulled

Ready for the era of $300 superphones? We know, we aren’t either, but the addition of LTE seems to be justification enough for Verizon Wireless and Samsung to toss a $299.99 subsidized price on the latter’s newest handset. After being leaked a few times over, the borderline-ominous phone is finally getting official. April 28th is the day, with consumers then able to grab a 4.3-inch AMOLED Plus display, rear-facing 8 megapixel camera, a 1.3 megapixel front-facing shooter, 1GHz processor, Android 2.2 and LTE support. Unlimited 4G data plans are still being hawked for $29.99, and while the entry price definitely stings, having mobile hotspot for “no additional charge” is certainly a perk. Might want to be first in line, though — that last snippet will only be offered for “a limited time.”

Verizon Wireless has announced the pricing and plans for the iPad 2 with 3G, which will be released tomorrow evening.
Pricing for the iPad 2 will be $629.99 for the 16GB model, $729.99 for the 32GB model, and $829.99 for the 64GB model, which is the same as the pricing for the original iPad as announced by Apple CEO Steve Jobs.

Verizon Wireless will be offering four monthly data plans for the iPad 2, all without contracts. Customers can purchase 1GB of usage for $20 per month, 3GB for $35 per month, 5GB for $50 per month, and 10GB for $80 per month. The 1GB plan has an overage charge of $20 per GB, while the other plans have charges of $10 per GB over the allotment. Any of the plans can be canceled at any time.

Although the HP Pre 3 has been announced recently, Verizon has only gotten around to starting selling the Palm Pre 2 in the second half of last month. Having the newer model announced while trying to sell the older model can clearly hurt sales, and Verizon’s decision to stock the Pre 2 so late (after all, it’s been announced by HP in October of last year) makes little sense.

However, there’s good news for those in love with webOS. You can now get your very own webOS 2-based device, the Pre 2, on Verizon in the US, for free. Not $199, not $99, free.

HP will give a Pre 2 to you for free, but you have to sign a new two-year contract with Verizon. But if you were after the Pre 2 specifically, or don’t much care for the Pre 3, or just want a webOS device now, this is probably for you.

So head straight over to HP’s Wireless Central Store and get your free Pre 2 while supplies last.

If you are one of the Palm Pre owners then this is going to be a good news for you. This morning, At HP’s event The company has confirmed that the long-awaited Palm Pre 2 would be available for pre-order on Verizon starting from tomorrow February 10th. The company have also announced the Pre 3, and it looks like the Pre 3 is going to be an expected handset. it’s hard to imagine anyone with an iota of patience wanting to pick up the Pre 2. The Pre 2 will start to ship starting from February 17th.

Just for a quick reminder The Palm Pre 2 comes with a 1 GHz processor, 512 MB of RAM, 3.1-inch HVGA touchscreen, Wi-Fi (with mobile hotspot), GPS, 3G, and a 5 megapixel camera. The new webOS software is quite smooth, multitasking-friendly, and plugs right into multiple social networks. The Verizon’s Pre 2 is one of the best mobile phone deals this month, while we are also expecting another cool smartphone.

We couldn’t get any landing page at Verizon’s site yet, We’ll keep you updated.
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We have another unannounced android smartphone which has just appeared on Amazon site. You might probably notice, last week we have seen the Atrix 4G and Inspire 4G on Amazon site for $149.99 and $99.99. And now we are looking at Motorola DROID Bionic on Amazon website. Though there’s no released date yet but Amazon has posted its price for $149.99. Like both Atrix 4G and Inspire 4G, there’s possibility that Verizon will add extra $50 to $100 on Motorola DROID Bionic pricing. [SP]

The Android 2.2 Froyo update for the Verizon’s LG Ally was firstly report to be release sometime in February. But it looks like Verizon is ready to launch the release NOW! Yes, the update is now available as an OTA release; you can either wait for the Ally to prompt you with the new firmware, or trigger it manually via the Settings page. According to Verizon’s site, the update size is about 52.3MB. So, why don’t you get the update? Don’t forget to backup your important data. [AndroidCommunity]