Verizon to Showcase Google-Powered 4G Phones

Verizon Wireless is due this hebdomad to exhibit soured individual devices supercharged by Google's Android code for its newborn 4G network, The Wall Street Journal reportable Monday.

On Thursday, at the period Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the U.S.'s maximal wireless traveler plans to shew products including smartphones prefabricated by Samsung Electronics, Motorola, HTC and LG Electronics and at small digit paper computer, according to a mortal old with the plans. They would be the prototypal 4G phones from Verizon and are due to separate on Google's Android operative system, this mortal said.

The advise underscores the grandness of the digit companies' relation modify as reflection mounts that Verizon module intend to substance the iPhone this year.

Verizon Wireless, which is together owned by Verizon Communications and Vodafone Group, has aggressively marketed Google-powered phones, as the digit companies hit wanted to furniture AT&T's inner stop on Apple's market-leading iPhone.

In December, Verizon said in a Twitter communication that Android and its newborn 4G assist are same "peanut butter and chocolate." The newborn fourth-generation wireless profession promises super-fast band service, aiming to attain it easier to check ambulatory video, among another things.

Verizon Communications Chief Executive Ivan Seidenberg module attain a tone style at the show, where the consort is attractive a booth for the prototypal time, which module feature whatever quaternary dozen partners, including smartphone makers, defect makers and consumer-electronics companies.

While grouping old with the concern hit said Verizon Wireless is due to intend the iPhone as primeval as the prototypal lodge of 2011, Apple has still to delude 4G products.

In September, Seidenberg said, "Hopefully, at whatever point, Apple module intend with the program." At the time, Apple declined to comment.

Read more at The Wall Street Journal.

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