According to the release : Centro runs on Verizon Wireless’ high-speed data network, which gives customers the ability to quickly send and receive e-mail messages and attachments and browse rich Web content. Verizon Wireless customers can also use the Centro as a modem for their laptops when they subscribe to Verizon wireless’ BroadbandAccess Connect service plan. The handset sports a vibrant color touch-screen, full QWERTY keyboard and a lightweight design.

LG VX8610 Decoy News at TheHotGadgetThis device is definately raising the bar on slider phones. The navigation is based around a wheel similar to the Blackberry and it comes packed with a 2-megapixel camera, a microSD slot and support for Verizon V-CAST music and video services. And if that’s not cool enough, you can get one of these babies for about $200 with a contract of course; it’s still exclusive to Verizon.

LG VX8610 Decoy News at MobileBurnDoing away with touch-sensitive buttons and its navigational wheel, the new LG VX8610 offers traditional buttons to its users along with a colorful QVGA (240×320 pixel) resolution display, a 2 megapixel camera, EV-DO 3G data, and a microSD card slot. Taking the newly designed cell phone one step further, the VX8610 reportedly has a built-in Bluetooth headset that docks on the back of the cell phone.

LG VX8610 Decoy News at HeadGazetteLG is set to launch its latest slider phone, the VX8610 Decoy, with U.S. carrier Verizon. The phone is the successor to LG’s Chocolate VX8550 and is expected to be available starting June 16th.

LG Decoy specifications at PhoneArenaSliding the phone open and close works just like the Chocolate and Venus. However, turning the LG VX8610 over will reveal its most interesting feature: a built-in removable Bluetooth earpiece. This is the first Verizon phone that incorporates a removable BT earpiece, so we are sure it will be one of its biggest selling points. Other features include a QVGA display, 2MP Camera, microSD card slot, and microUSB port.