Best Verizon Cellular Phones

Verizon remains at the forefront of cellular technology. With a huge line of available cellular phones that include smartphones, tablets and those with a Blackberry operating system, Verizon has a cell phone for everyone. Choosing an advanced model from the lineup of Verizon's top sellers guarantees buyers of purchasing a spectacular phone from one of the most reliable mobile networks.

Droid

When the original Droid entered the cellular phone market, it was touted as the closest competition to the iPhone. Many people were surprised when Droid sales surpassed those of Apple's hottest phone, but users seemed to readily embrace Google's Android unit because it provided them with a fast, user-friendly operating system. Updated versions of the original Droid are now on the market, and they include models like the Droid 3 and Droid 2 Global. The newer Droid phones offer buyers numerous features that include high-definition screen capabilities, QWERTY keyboard layouts, the Swype system of typing and voice recognition for those who prefer to speak their texts or searches rather than type them. Droid Global models receive and transmit almost anywhere in the world to ensure that globe trotters can use their phones wherever they travel.

iPhone 4

Early this year, Verizon acquired rights to market the iPhone 4, and it launched a massive campaign to sell this device. This phone's internal processor jogs along twice as fast as that of the iPhone 3GS, the previous model, and its screen lights up with improved clarity and responsiveness. It does not use a single, dedicated antenna to receive signals because its entire body, made of stainless steel, functions as an antenna that delivers extraordinary reception and more reliable cellular function.

Verizon's network consistently ranks at the top among cellular carriers, and people who purchase any of its line of top-selling phones are treated to the best mobile phone experience imaginable.

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by Denise Oliver, Electronics writer