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Thank you for your inquiry.
Unfortunately we do not have that information at this time. We normally do communicate new products a few weeks or months before they are released. I would suggest using the link Ed posted to sign up for alerts on new products and services.
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Bummer... oh well, looks like I'll be hanging onto my money and letting my contract expire.
Whatever happened to LTE Advanced and Wimax Advanced being the REAL 4g?
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It's a shame that it's closer to the Epic than the Galaxy S II. Looks like Verizon will continue releasing lte on old hardware at least until the Bionic gets here.
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Have been a Verizon customer since 2003 and for the first time in my life I have the money I'm willing to commit to a data plan. I've had my upgrade waiting to be used since February, but your lack of a 4G phone with a keyboard is holding me back.
Instead of sending me all these offers of low data rates and begging me to sign up for a data plan just release the phone everyone wants! Not sure how much longer I will wait...
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I also started out with the first generation Motorola droid and although it had a keyboard, I personally thought the keyboard on it was horrible. Since it was so bad I kept it closed and only used the on screen keyboard. Then I went to a Droid Incredible, then a HTC Thunderbolt and most recently, The droid charge. Safe to say, I have never looked back`.
With that said I do understand that a percentage of people still prefer a physical keyboard but honestly that percentage of people is a small percentage of the 90 million customers that Verizon has. I'm sure VZW will eventually come out with a device with a keyboard but I would expect that as a business they are first investing in the devices that will bring in the highest amount of customers. Theres only 3 4g devices currently, you have to crawl before you walk. I would just say be paitent, Im sure its coming soon.
P.S.
If you like getting little hints and rumors about upcoming phones I would visit sites like BGR.COM or CNET.COM they usually announce carriers upcoming phones before the carriers themselves do.
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I am in the exact same boat as you. I find it hard to believe that they don't notice this glaring omission. Spr**t, A*&T, and T*-*obile all have 4G sliders, why does Verizon love to lag behind in phones? Yes, you have the best network, but if you don't have a phone to fit your customers needs-- you will lose them. I left them before because they had almost no phones with WiFi a long time ago and now it looks like I will be leaving again. Pathetic.
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As a person who bought the original Droid on launch day, my contract is up in November. All I want is a phone that has 4g, slide out keyboard, and a decent camera. Sprint has that phone and unless Verizon gets it's act together, I'll be jumping ship in November.
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I agree completely. I've been with Verizon off and on for five years. I had a Blackberry until 2010, when I made a quick switch to T-Mobile for the 3g Slide. I loved the size and weight, and wanted to experience the Android platform. When I switched back to Verizon, I ended up with the Droid X. I thought I could handle not having a keyboard, but even with Swype, I find myself missing the accuracy and speed I had with the Blackberry Curve. I'll pay the money to cancel my contract one year early if by Q4 Verizon hasn't released a 4g phone with a keyboard.
Might I add: how do the people responding to this post know what percentage of the 90 million Verizon customers want a physical keyboard? Was there some poll I'm not aware of? Just because we continue dispiritedly buying candybar devices doesn't mean we're satisfied or a minority, thanks.
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Why is this thread marked as "solved"? There's still no Verizon 4G phone with a keyboard. No way am I going to give up 1/3 (or more) of my screen to a keyboard. I can't believe we're more than 6 months into Verizon's LTE rollout and they don't have a single 4G phone with a physical keyboard. Yeah, it's going to be thicker. Big deal. People who need keyboards learned to accept that years ago.