Runners Can Easily Track, Store and Share Running Routes and Important Training Information While Listening to Music on SYS-CON Media
as well as to share running route information from cities around the country, all with the push of a button on their wireless phones. With BiM Active, Verizon Wireless customers can track their workout routines and push their stamina to the limits using its GPS tracking technology to continuously monitor their speed, distance, calories burned, pace and route. Plus, Verizon Wireless customers
Calling All Media Players BusinessWeek Online via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Finance
There's a lot of competition for the iPod, but the only serious threat is the arrival of cell phones with built-in media players
Runners Can Easily Track, Store and Share Running Routes and Important Training Information While Listening to Music on PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance
Runners, cyclists, triathletes and walkers now have another reason to take their Verizon Wireless phones with them when they work out, thanks to the availability of BiM Active from Bones in Motion on certain Get It Now®-enabled phones and the Runner's World RunTracker.
The Swiss Army cell phone San Jose Mercury News
As a deep bass thumps in the background of a TV commercial, a rich voice describes a sleek device that seemingly offers everything, from simple calling to a mobile music player.
Verizon Wireless sees growth from data, rivals Reuters via Yahoo! News
Verizon Wireless, the No. 2 U.S. mobile service, sees future growth coming from data services like mobile downloads and from customers won over from rivals, chief executive Denny Strigl said on Wednesday.
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Verizon Wireless led subscriber growth in the industry in the second quarter, followed by Cingular. Cingular aims to catch up to Verizon's market-leading performance in customer cancellations, or churn, de la Vega said.
MIDDAY BUSINESS REPORT: New phones, merger benefits on the way, Sprint’s Forsee says Kansas City Star
Sprint Nextel Corp. will have a new line-up of innovative phones by the end of 2006 that should boost the company’s fortunes, Chief Executive Gary Forsee said today.
New Cell Phones Create More Demand for Computer Chips RedNova
By Anna Marie Kukec Schaumburg-based Motorola Inc. (www.motorola.com) and arch-rival Nokia of Finland are going to spend more on semiconductor chips this year, according to iSuppli Corp., which studies the technology industry.
Easy Listening on LG's Chocolate BusinessWeek Online via Yahoo! News
LG's Chocolate mobile phone was preceded by its reputation when it became available in the U.S. in July, exclusively from Verizon Wireless. The music-playing handset was a hit in Asia (see BusinessWeek.com, 7/19/06, "LG Chocolate: Will This Cell Phone Hit The Sweet Spot?") But on this side of the Pacific, it left a bad taste in some reviewers' mouths. For instance, Chocolate "doesn't quite live
Digital music has a sizzling summer Austin American-Statesman
Microsoft's new Zune is latest in new devices, services. CHICAGO — Microsoft Corp. debuted its Zune music player Thursday, capping a summer that has delivered a range of new digital options for music fans.

USATODAY.com - Chocolate phone is a bittersweet treat
The Chocolate music phone from Verizon Wireless and LG Electronics stacks up favorably with other music phones, though I did run into a few significant
Verizon serves up Chocolate phone | CNET News.com
Verizon Wireless has brought LG Mobile Phones' Chocolate handset to US shores Not to be outdone by the likes of youth-oriented cell phone service Helio,
Verizon's Chocolate cell phone aimed at iPod
August 01, 2006 (IDG News Service) -- Verizon Wireless yesterday announced a digital music player called "Chocolate" that uses a cell phone made by LG
LG VX8500 Chocolate Reviews. Cell Phones Reviews by CNET.
Buying choices. for LG VX8500 Chocolate from online stores:. Verizon Wireless The LG Chocolate's touch pad is unique on a cell phone.
Playlist: Verizon's Chocolate cell phone to challenge iPod
Verizon Wireless announced a digital music player called “Chocolate” Monday, using a cell phone made by LG Electronics to play songs downloaded over