Accroding to PhoneArena, Verizon is going to release the enV Touch (model: VX11000), a new mobile phone to replace the Voyager. Previously known as the Voyager 2, the enV Touch has a 480×800 touchscreen display, a 3 Megapixel camera with Schneider Kreuznach lens, LED falsh and auto focus. It has a sliding QWERTY keyboard and supports microSDHC cards.

PhoneArena posts a review on the Verizon enV2 / LG VX9100 (also known as LG AX9100, LG UX9100) mobile phone. LG enV2 is a CDMA phone with support for CDMA2000 1xRTT/1xEV-DO rev.0 data. It comes with a 2.4-inch main display …

EngadgetMobile has got some new shots of the unannounced LG enV2 VX9100, which will be available from Verizon. The enV2, successor of enV, will come with a QWERTY keybaord and a large screen inside while there …

The LG enV VX9900 has been reviewed before, here is another review from PhoneArena. THe LG enV VX9900 has a 2.3-inch 65k color external display, a 1.40-inch internal screen, a 2 Megapixel camera. It supports Bluetooth, EV-DO, and has 64MB of internal memory and a microSD slot.

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Call Quality and Reception is also top-notch with no interference or static.  The stereo speakers do an excellent job as a speakerphone and when used with MP3 music playback, despite the lack of bass.  The Communicator theme is fast, very graphical, and looks much better than the old Verizon UI.  Lastly, the QWERTY keypad is designed for people who text message or send a lot of E-Mails.  Even if you only send a few text message a day, you will appreciate the ease of use with the keypad.  Overall we are quite pleased with the LG enV, more than with the LG VX8600 and Chocolate we recently tested.  If you are looking for a phone that does many things well, not concerned if it’s super thin like a RAZR or VX8600, and you don’t require a smartphone, then the VX9900 enV could be the phone you are looking for.