Verizon recently released four new smartphones in which three of them are supported by a system of open-source Google Android operating: LG Revolution, X2 Droid, and Play Xperia. Many options are not? Now the question is of the three are you interested? Of course each has its advantages and disadvantages.
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The LG Revolution: 4G LTE Capable. A monster 4.3-inch screen nearly an inch longer diagonally than the iPhone's and the standard front-facing camera, HDMI out, and HD video recording round out the Revolution's package. It also comes with a 16 GB MicroSD card. It's not exactly "revolutionary," but its specs are impressive and come in a sleek package. The biggest drawback is the price ($250), which is $50 more than the Verizon iPhone 4.
That is one revolution LG and not only one of the fastest phone on the Verizon network (both in terms of processor speed and connection), but also one of the first Android phone that supports streaming movies through Netflix. And with the retirement of an optional package, you and your friends or your family can use a laptop with 4G wireless connection.