Verizon Hub Goes On Sale, Requires 2-year Contract
The Verizon Hub (aka touchscreen VOiP phone) went on sale yesterday. To grab one you’ll need to sign a 2-year contract and drop $200. This is the first time I’ve seen a contract required for a non cell phone device. Well, looks like Verizon has found a way to curb land line attrition.
You can buy it here
Features:
- Chaperone – Track your kids cell phones
- Unlimited Nationwide Calling
- Text, Picture and Video Messaging
- V CAST – News and Sports, Entertainment, Food & Dining, Lifestyle
- Visual Voice Mail
- VZ Navigatorsm
- Weather & Traffic updates
- Directory – Business Search/People Search/Reverse Lookup
- Web Management Site – Manage your Verizon Hub remotely
- Movie Listings, Show times and Trailers, Movie Ticket Purchasing
- Calling Features – Caller ID/Call Forwarding/Do Not Disturb/Incoming Call Blocking/Call Waiting
- Virtual Command Center – 7″ Touch Screen
- Wi–Fi Ready
- Widget Shortcuts to Weather, Missed Call & Message Status, Calling Features, Time, Date and Calendar
- National Directory Assistance
- Intercom & Handset Paging
- Screensavers
- Set Backup Number
- International Call Block
- Contact List
- My Photos – Slideshow/Set Background
- Communications – Call Logs/Voicemail/Messages
- Pick Your Own Area Code
- Simultaneous Ring
- Star and # Pound Code Dialing
- Calendar – Day/Month Views/Create and Update Invites/View Family Schedule/Text Message Reminders
- Speakerphone
- Speed Dialing
- Anonymous Call Rejection
- Calculator





