Updated List on New Verizon Android Phones 2011

Okay, the new Verizon Android phones 2011 just getting better and better everyday. We just got new Android phones that made it to the Verizon Wireless line-up for the 2011. Yes, we are wondering what more can Verizon add because their Android smartphones are already makes the competition getting tighter. Just like the old saying, “the more, the merrier”; so we are hoping that these new Android smartphones can compete with other phones which already offered by Verizon at the beginning of 2011.

New Verizon Android Phones 2011 – LG Chocolate Touch: the LG Chocolate Touch is the next in the hit LG Chocolate line, going away from the Chocolate 3?s flip phone design in favor for an all touchscreen one.  The highlighted features on the LG Chocolate Touch are thin design with 3-inch touchscreen, #G with V cast services such as V Cast Music and Video, built-in applications for Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace, 3.2 megapixel camera with built-in photo editor, Visual Voicemail, GPS with VZ Navigator, Threaded Messaging which we recommend as the coolest feature on the LG Chocolate. Price: $79.99 with a new 2 year contract.

New Verizon Android Phones 2011 – HTC Droid Eris:  it still runs Android 1.5, not 2.0 like the Moto Droid, and therefore doesn’t have all the awesome updates like the better web browser and Google Maps Navigation (rumors are that the HTC Hero devices will be getting 2.0, so let’s hope Verizon and HTC it here soon). It also runs a slower processor than the new Droid, and doesn’t have the slide out keyboard and better display also found on the Droid. Other features are Verizon 3G, WiFi, GPS with digital compass, 3.2-inch touchscreen with multi-touch, 5 megapixel camera with video, 8 GB microSD which upgradable to 16 GB, Visual Voicemal, Android Market with downloading applications, Google Apps built-in like YouTube, Gmail, and Google Maps. Price: $99.99 with a new 2 year contract (with data or email plan).

New Verizon Android Phones 2011 – Motorola Droid 3: worst part from this Android phone is it will not support the 4G LTE feature, and yet it still work with Verizon’s 3G network. The Motorola Droid 3 will support CDMA and GSM/HDSPA connectivity, equipped with Android 2.3 Gingerbread, a dual-core processor, 4-inch qHD display, 8 megapixel camera, front facing camera, and 16 GB of internal memory Price: around $200 with contract.

New Verizon Android Phones 2011 – LG Cosmos 2: There isn’t much difference between the display of the Cosmos 2 and the Cosmos. Both have a 2-inch color display, with 262,000-color support and a 320×240-pixel resolution. As far as feature phones go, we think the display looks great. Graphics are vibrant, crisp and rich with detail. The interface remains the same as before, with easy to navigate menus. You can adjust the backlight time, the brightness level, the display themes, the charging screen, the menu layout, the font type, the font size, and the clock format on the home screen. The Cosmos 2 is quite an entry-level handset even by feature phone standards, with only a 1.3-megapixel camera and no 3G. However, it does have a music player, Bluetooth, mobile e-mail, and quick access to popular social networks. Price: $79.99 with 2 year contract.

New Verizon Android Phones 2011 – Samsung SCH-I405: this smartphone comes with QWERTY slider keypad,  and since we spotted the 4G icon in the status bar, we predict that it will run on Verizon’s 4g LTE. Not much of details about the SCH-I405, but here is what we know; it has single-core 1GHz processor with 512MB of RAM, equipped with 5 megapixel rear camera, the front facing camera is 1.3 megapixel for video call. Samsung adds Bluetooth and WiFi features and probably will be using Android 2.3 Gingerbread.

What do you think of the 5 new Verizon Android phones 2011? You never expected that these will be joining the Android line-up, right? So do we, and we are pretty surpised with our research on this article, and we are hoping it could answer your curiosity about the new Android phones 2011. We bet you will curious too if we tell you that Alienware is planning to launch their cell phone line-up; read everything about “Alienware phone” here.