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"Verizon Wireless isn't kidding around with this new Dare phone from LG: it'll hit Verizon's online shop tomorrow (the 26th) for $200 with a $50 rebate, and then land in retail on July 3rd. We've had little time to get accustomed to its touchscreen mug, unlike Sprint's long run-up to the Instinct, but Verizon and LG have certainly done their homework. There's a whole lot to chew on here, so we're going to drop it on you bullet point style:Hardware:    Dimensions: 103.9 x 55.6 x 13.8 mm (that's 0.54-inches thick for us yanks)   3-inch, 240 x 400 touchscreen LCD with \"Vibe-Touch\" tactile feedback   Rev A EV-DO   3.2 megapixel camera with LED flash, autofocus and exposure control   120 fps slow-motion movie record mode   3.5mm headphone jack   microSD up to 8GB   Proximity sensor for switching off the LCD when against your face   Light sensor to adjust LCD brightness automatically   Accelerometer   3D graphics acceleration, supports app transitions and rotations  Software:    \"Full HTML\" browser (barely) with page overview and zoom functions   V Cast store and VZ Navigator   Cover Flow-alike music app   51 possible apps, 11 app \"drag &amp;amp; drop\" shortcut menu   Shortcuts draggable to home screen   Graphical favorites menu, drag icons to pertinent task like message, call or edit   Contact list includes search ribbon and filtering   Text input via QWERTY, predictive keypad or handwriting recognition   Drawing pad includes colors, pen widths, eraser for scribbling and picture \"editing\"   Background music listening   Video editing, picture editing, panoramic stitching  Phew, these guys really packed it in. Stand by for our hands-on impressions."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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