
It was just this past February when Verizon officially put their Hub touchscreen VoIP device up for sale. At the time it required a 2-year contract and $200 to get aboard, which is and was one of the many barriers to the device’s success. ‘Was’ I say? That’s right, the Verizon Hub has already been discontinued purportedly due to floundering sales, poor technical support and probably a whole slew of other reasons. Engadget received word back from the company, which falls just short of admitting the Hub’s demise. It’s a bit of a shame considering how cool it could have been, but when a product is flawed it is quickly represented by sales numbers or in this case lack there of.
Verizon Wireless, like many companies, continually changes and updates the products and services it offers to customers. Our sales teams in all channels will continue to focus on providing our customers the latest and most innovative wireless products and services. Verizon Wireless will continue to support existing Verizon Hub customers with post-sale service or support.

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