Will any of these phones work with iTunes I wonder? Any kind of syncing support? And lastly when will Verizon offer roll-over minutes??? Ever?

Looks like a total rip of the iPhone interface down to theft of the icons.

Too bad it's on the NOTwork.

Screen is way to small. Great "me too" product Verizon! Reminds me of the old Sony Ericsson Phones P800/P900 series...those were good for their time but can't compare to the iPhone...this is obvious indicator that Verizon is trying to stop the exodus of customers (like myself) from moving to the iPhone and off their shitty network.

The features on this LG iPhone wanna-be should kick the competitive market into gear and make Apple quit playing God with the features they 'choose' to give us now. The third party developers showed how much more the iPhone is capable of and now if other manufacturers & carriers start offering those features ... well, healthy marketplace competition is what makes good companies/products even better.

The phone looks nice. I can't wait to give it a try.

hahahaha

Is only Apple smart enough to figure out that having icons of every size, shape and "dimension" and angle is poor design and distracting ... and what's the four dots at the bottom? dialing phone pad? what phone has 4 dots? morse code? If an icon tells you nothing, what's the point of an icon?

Will any of these phones work with iTunes I wonder? Any kind of syncing support? And lastly when will Verizon offer roll-over minutes??? Ever?

With itunes? No. Apple won't let them.

Syncing? Sure, if you pay extra for the ability.

Roll-over minutes? Sure, when enough customers leave them and cite that as a reason.

The Internet browser icon is a straight copy-cat of Apple Safari. But I'm willing to bet the VZ Browser isn't nearly as good a copy of Safari.

Notice how the phone's interface has to carry the burden of the Verizon and LG logo stamps. As if your eyes didn't have enough to be distracted by - not to mention the videos or photos you might be trying to watch. Talk about rushed, cookie-cut design.

In some ways it's a small touch - but the sort of thing Apple goes out of their way to make sure doesn't uglify their design.

The iPhone - one elegant apple, mirror-polished, on the backside. Frontside, the only thing competing with the screen are two barely noticeable dimples, one with a thin rounded square outline.