LG Wireless Phone

Looking for a phone similar to iPhone but for Verizon....need WiFi???

I am a verizon customer and love their service, but also like the feature of the iPhone. I know that they have the Voyager out right now, but wonder if there are any other phones that are comparable to the iPhone? I am really interested in WiFi capabities, maps, and touch screen. Any suggestions? I do not want to have to pay to go online. I want to use the wi-fi for just that reason.

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  1. get the voyager.
  2. I really think the voyager is the only one like that. too bad it's like $400
  3. no. nothing like the iphone. i work for verizon. check out the i760
  4. VOYAGER duh.
  5. VOYGER IT ROCKS costs you 300$ on a 2 year plan but it is good
  6. VOYAGERR! its an awesome phone and is better than the iphone... has full keyboard when you open it up! or even check the venus
  7. the venus, its also a touch screen but its a slider.
  8. Get the LG Voyager http://www.verizonwireless.com/
  9. dont think you need wifi
  10. Try the LG voyager its $349.99 with a 2 year contract Its got *mobile tv *vz navigator *vcast misc and videos *touchscreen *keyboard *etc........ its a very nice phone im thinkin of getting one cause i have verizon and want an iphone
  11. http://www.1800mobiles.com/verizon-wireless-cell-phones.html check out this website for phone models.
  12. venus is a touch screen also but it slides..thats the only two phones that verizon has right now that compares to the iphone though.
  13. look at HTC phones <-cool phones
  14. The Samsung i760 is a PDA with a sliding keyboard, touch screen and wi-fi. If you buy it WITHOUT the data package it will run about $400, but at least you don't have to pay the $45 a month for data. HTC also makes something similar but I'm not really familar with it. I believe it's called the Mogul. Unfortunately neither of those work with the Verizon GPS service (most of the PDAs don't). The Voyager has everything except the wi-fi, but at least on the Voyager you can get away with getting the $15 Vcast feature rather than the $45 data package and will get you just about the same thing, minus some email features.
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