We've been using the new XV6900 for more than a week now. Here is our take on our favorite Windows Mobile phone from Verizon Wireless.

Mobility Today has a posted a Video Review of the Verizon Wireless XV6900. The review covers most of the physical aspects and general functionality of the device. It touches on a few of the HTC specific software additions to the Windows Mobile Professional 6.0 OS installed on the XV6900; like the ability to configure the device such that closing a program using the red X actually exits the program, instead of minimizing it.

Verizon Wireless rolled out the XV6900 today, April 16th 2008. The phone can purchased online from the Verizon Wireless web store. With a qualifying 2 year contract the phone can be had for $299.99. A $50.00 mail-in rebate brings the cost down to $249.99.

Have questions about the XV6900 from verizon Wireless? We're compiling answers to the most common questions people have about the XV6900.

With the release of the XV6900 just a few short days away, Verizon Wireless has announced that it has lowered pricing for the unlimited data plan from $45.00/month to $29.99/month. This puts pricing for high speed data network access on par with Sprint and AT&T.

[Updated 4-7-2008] The official announcement has been made. The XV6900 will be available online and in B2B channels on April 16, and will be in retail stores by April 30.

Wondering how the XV6900 stacks up against the other Verizon Windows Mobile 6 phones? We put the XV6900 up against the XV6800 and the SMT5800 for a side by side comparision of features.

The XV6900 from Verizon Wireless is priced similarly to the other Windows Mobile phones in their lineup. Verizon is offering generous discounts for purchasing the phone with a 2 year contract, qualifying voice/data plan and qualifying unit replacement. In addition. Verizon is offering a mail-in rebate which drives the final cost down even lower.

Verizon Wireless, today announced the XV6900 will be available in April through Verizon Wireless business sales channels, at Verizon Wireless Communications Stores and online.

The XV6900 comes with an enhanced user interface that allows end users to interact very easily using touch gestures with their finger on the screen. Users can still use the stylus or D-Pad, but this phone is made much more easier to use by simply tapping your finger.