Here is the most up-to-date list of upcoming Verizon phones. I will continue to update the list as phones are officially released or new phones become rumored.

Updated July 31, 2008:

Flip/Clamshell


Motorola Blaze ZN4 - September 2008
Motorola VU30 - (not pictured) - Unknown - Touted as high end PEBL-like phone.
Nokia 7205 - (not pictured) Early Q3 2008 - 3G, 2 MP camera, stereo bluetooth
Nokia 2605 - (not pictured) Early Q3 2008 - Smaller flip, entry level
Verizon Boulder (Casio G'Zone) - (not pictured) Q3 2008 - Rugged, next-gen PTT, shock/dust resistant
Samsung SCH-U430 - Q3 2008 - Basic clamshell with VGA camera and bluetooth.

PDA/Touchscreen



-Blackberry Thunder (above) - September - The new touchscreen BB is coming exclusively to Verizon and Vodafone. Not much else is known about the device yet.
-Samsung SCH-i770 Touchscreen - Q3 2008 - New WinMo 6.1 CDMA/GSM hybrid phone to replace current i830.
-Motorola Napolean Q9 - No release date set
- VZW Blitz (prepaid only) - August 8 - slider


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The Samsung A717 was released recently through AT&T and there is an interesting amount of excitement that has been brewing about this device. Engadget is already calling it the new Sync (okay, they're just saying they've pushed the Sync out of their minds completely), even though they're sold side by side and we don't see the Syncs disappearing anytime soon. Obviously one major difference is the price; why get a phone with almost all of the same features and a tiny front LCD for $149, when in some markets you can get the Sync for $24.99 with new contract?

So, let's find out how the A717 fares. First, the main features: This phone will soon be featuring Video Share; has a 2 MP adjustable camera, A2DP stereo bluetooth, microSD, HSDPA, and is slightly thinner than the Sync.

As for reviews, those will follow in the near future. I haven't found any yet! Though this phone has already been released, nobody seems very eager to review it. I'm not sure if that's a good sign....

Just got word today that the C417 will be departing from AT&T stores in the near future, to make room for a new model called the A437. Very little is known about this phone. I've had the opportunity to look and handle it once, but I can't find any pictures on the web, and can only find a vague specs sheet from Samsung. I do know for sure that it has EDGE and at least a VGA camera, if not better.

If anybody has additional information please share!

The new Samsung A717 on AT&T is ready to hit the stores! With 3G, 2 MP camera, Video Record, A2DP for stereo bluetooth use, this is the second phone for the big blue globe that features Video Share (though the actual service is not yet available on the network).

One thing I find interesting is the front of the phone, which showcases a tiny external screen. This is an interesting change, considering the outside screen on most new phones continues to get larger and clearer.

The official release date is this Sunday, June 3.

First takes and specs:
Mobiledia
Electronista

After a long-anticipated wait, we have finally been graced by the presence of the Nokia N75. This new 3G phone released by AT&T features a 2 MP camera, Bluetooth, Sync capabilities, 40 MB Internal memory, MicroSD slot, among other fabulous features.

Reviews:
Phonescoop
InfoSyncWorld
MobileTechReview
GSM Arena
Cnet (6.3/10)
Nokia Press Release
Laptop Mag

Resources:
Official AT&T Site
Nokia Support

Shopping:
Get the N75 on Amazon!
Nokia N75 on LetsTalk.com

This past week, Motorola announced a brand new RAZR with a brand new look. Here's some of the highlights:
2MP Camera
500 Mhz Processor (WOW)
Quad-band
Full HTML browser
USB 2.0
Bluetooth profiles for stereo, imaging, printing, and peer-to-peer gaming
2 mm THINNER than the original RAZR
Windows Media Player 11
3 versions to fit every cell phone carrier


First takes:
Cnet
Motorola Press Release
iTechnews
Crave
BGR
MobileBurn

In our next exhibit we have the latest in the RAZR series with AT&T, the V3xx. This new version brings 3G to the table, along with a MP camera, microSD card/MP3 player, and voice recognition. Comes in 3 colors: gray, gold, and platinum chrome. Update 5-15: for all you fans of pink, a new pink chrome color has been announced!

Reviews:
Cnet
GSM Arena
InfoSyncWorld
Laptop Mag
PC Mag

Resources:
Cingular Support
Motorola Official Site

Shopping:
Get the V3xx from Amazon

The LG CU500 is another 3G phone from AT&T. It features Cingular Video, Music, MP3 player, MicroSD slot, 1.3 MP camera (that swivels, no less!) and stereo bluetooth capability. The CU500v, which came out May 4, also adds video share, a brand new concept from AT&T. There isn't much information available on the CU500v as of yet but I will update when more resources become available.

Reviews:
Cnet
Laptop Mag
PhoneScoop

Resources:
Video Sharing Guide (CU500v)
Cingular Support (CU500v)
Cingular Support (CU500)
LG Official Site

The A707 is one of AT&T's latest 3G phones with HSDPA. Comes complete with a 2 MP camera, MicroSD/MP3 support, quad-band, streaming video and high speed internet. Also supports stereo bluetooth, so you can listen to your music in a stereo headphone. One unique feature is the heat-sensitive external controls for the MP3 player.

Reviews:
Cnet
PhoneScoop
PhoneArena

Resources:
AT&T Support
Samsung Official Site

The LG CU400, available on AT&T, operates on its 3G UMTS network. It has quad-band support, VGA camera, Push-to-Talk, mobile email, Cingular Video, and Bluetooth. You can also access XM satellite radio and MobiRadio, which helps make up for its absense of a MP3 player.

Reviews:
Cnet
PhoneArena
InfoSyncWorld

Resources:
AT&T Support
LG Official Site

The Nokia 6126 for AT&T and 6133 for T-Mo are innovative new clamshells from Nokia. They are great for the lazies who want a flip phone but don't want to use the extra energy to actually flip it open. The solution: throw on a button on the outside of the phone that will flip it open for you!

But there's more to this nice little handset. It offers MicroSD, MP3 player, megapixel camera, bluetooth and quad-band support for use around the world. The 6133 also adds FM radio.

Reviews:
Cnet 6126 Review
Cnet 6133 Review
PhoneScoop
Nokia Phone Blog
GSMArena-6133

Resources:
AT&T Support
T-Mo Support
Nokia Official Site

The Nokia 6103 (T-Mobile) and 6102i (AT&T) are upgrades to the 6101 and 6102; these are all some of Nokia's first attempts at a flip phone. Notable features include VGA camera, support for MP3 ringtones, infrared, FM radio, and tri-band support. The later upgrades include bluetooth and a zoom function on the camera. The 6103 also has MyFaves compatibility for T-Mo.

Reviews:
Cnet - 6102
Cnet - 6101
PhoneScoop
PhoneArena

Resources:
AT&T Support
T-Mobile Support
Nokia Site

The CG300 is a clamshell PTT phone for At&T with VGA camera and bluetooth.

Reviews:
PhoneScoop
Cnet
PC Mag

Resources:
AT&T Official Support
LG Official Site - User Guides, FAQ, etc.

The LG CG225 is a clever entry level clamshell phone with a basic VGA camera available with At&T.

Reviews:
Phone Arena
Cnet
Phone Scoop

Resources:
Cingular Support
Official LG Site

It's the RAZR. The original Motorola RAZR. Need I say more? Bring on the links!
Reviews
Cnet
Phonescoop
Phone Arena (Specs and First impressions)

Resources
Cingular Support
T-Mobile Support
Motorola Official Site

The Motorola KRZR is the next of the RAZR-type phones, a great skinny flip phone that is carried by each of the major wireless networks. MicroSD, Bluetooth, MP3, and 2 MP camera are just some of the features of this clever little device.

Reviews
Cnet (T-Mobile)
Phonescoop
Phone Arena (lots of pics and in-depth study)

Resources
T-Mobile Support Site
Cingular Support Site
Motorola's Official Site

The V365 from Motorola, in the wake of the RAZRs and KRZRs, is one of Motorola's lesser known phones. It is a Cingular PTT phone with the thickness of a Nextel phone. Clamshell, VGA camera, and bluetooth.
Reviews
Cnet
Phonescoop
Infosync World

Resources
Cingular Support Site
Motorola Official Site

The SE Z300a is another prepaid phone from cingular. It is a simple clamshell with no outstanding features. Not many resources or reviews on this one.

Reviews
Cnet user reviews
Phonescoop

Resources
Cingular Support Site
Sony Ericsson official site

The Pantech C3, hailed as "the world's smallest flip phone" at its release, is a very basic clamshell with VGA camera, and is sold on Cingular's postpaid and prepaid plans.
Reviews
Cnet
Phonescoop


Resources
Cingular Support Site
Pantech Official Site (Manual and FAQ)

The Samsung D407 is a PTT (Push-to-talk) phone with Bluetooth, Voice recognition, and quad band support for international use.
Reviews
Cnet
Phonescoop


Resources
Cingular support
Samsung official site (User Manuals/FAQ)