It looks like Verizon still has quite a bit in store for us this year in terms of new releases. The goodies include everything from the Android-running LG enV Pro to the FiveSpot modem, several BlackBerry models and even the Motorola Stingray tablet. Of course, that last one is technically listed for Q1 2011. Nonetheless, more »

AT&T may be offering half-price BlackBerry Bold’s and Curve’s, but Verizon is also offering a deal of their own. Except in the case of Verizon, their offer is not half-off, but buy-one-get-one free. According to the details, which are coming by way of the Boy Genius, this offer is valid only for a short time, more »

A popular phone designed for texting is the LG enV. The latest version, the enV3, will be available on May 29. I haven’t owned any of these phones, but I do see a lot of my friends using them, so they are popular enough for LG to manufacture another edition.

Going along with the basic design of the past two phones, the enV3 features a 1.5-inch external screen and opens up to reveal a 2.6-inch screen. Neither screen is a touch screen. As usual, it comes with a QWERTY keyboard, but also comes with a standard number pad on the exterior. In addition, the enV3 comes equipped with a 3.0MP camera, has support of many Bluetooth profiles, basic HTML web browser, GPS navigation technology, and a microSD memory expansion of 16GB. With its 2.5mm headphone jack, you won’t need any strange adapters to listen to audio.

It will sell for $129 with a two-year contract and a $50 mail-in-rebate. However, without a contract or mail-in-rebate, the enV3 sells for $299. Check out a few more pictures below.