Here is a really quick walkthrough of some the channels and content that is available via Dashboard on handsets starting to support Verizon Wireless Dashboard (essentially Verizon’s Flash Cast client powered by Adobe technology).

Here is the current incarnation of Dashboard on the LG Chocolate 3:

Please forgive the video output quality - I used own personal elmo (project-a-phone: screenview model). The actual display quality is quite nice (sharp and vibrant)!

The first shipping handset to support Dashboard is the LG Chocolate 3 (LG VX8650 is pictured below).

This device is the 3rd generation of chocolates and is essentially all the goodness of the legendary Motorola Razor with some of the lessons learned from previous Chocolate devices.

It’s a pretty sleek flip-phone; with a really great form factor, awesome display quality, to name just a few of it’s features … including the VZW Dashboard service.

If you have any questions about Flash Cast, Dashboard, Flash Lite, or the new Chocolate 3, leave them here or send me an email.

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