Hours after word of a CDMA Nexus passing through the FCC, NeoWin tells us that “according to sources familiar with the matter,” Nexus One will launch on Verizon’s network on March 23rd, and pricing will be competitive. With the 2.1 update headed for Motorola’s Droid, I’d say that Big Red is about to take Android over the top. Get ready for more local news appearances, Nexus. I suppose that the 03/23 date will be confirmed or slightly adjusted by Verizon at CTIA next month.

Via Android Central

We already knew that it’s coming to Verizon, and that it was kicking around in the wild, but this is the first video showing it in action: HTC’s Sense-packing Incredible. I think I’ve seen this before. It was posted on YouTube on February 7th. Nevertheless, it’s worth posting here:

Via Phandroid

You remember what the HTC Incredible is, right? We know, we know, there’s been a few other phones announced between then and now, but hey, you can’t pass up another Sense UI device running Android 2.1. Right? Right. So, let’s get into the meat and bones of this, shall we? According to this recent screen grab of Verizon Wireless’ inventory system, you can clearly see the HTC INC as being listed there. We’re playing a bit of a guessing game here, but we’ll go ahead and agree with the consensus that this is going to be the Incredible. And right above that is the launch kit, so rumors are stating that this means the Incredible could be seeing store shelves pretty soon. Considering the Nexus One is still heading to Verizon, we’re actually not surprised that a device of the same quality, but with Sense UI will be making an appearance as well. Sound familiar, AT&T? No word on release date, of course, or pricing, but as soon as we hear something, we’ll pass on the information. Stay tuned.

via Android Central thanks to Berry Scoop

Motorola Droid and HTC Imagio users that rely on FiOS via Verizon for their television service officially have a new app to play with, a remote control. By using FiOS wifi you can tether you phone to your receiver and use it as a universal remote or turn your TV into a handy dandy picture viewer. But wait, there’s more! You can also import a favorite channels list back and fourth for use with multiple TVs. There isn’t much more to be said other than more devices will be able to run the mobile remote app before too long as well so be on the lookout. Remote control phone… phone remote control… it’s all been done (see: Boxee, Mac, DirecTV). Anyone out there going to give it a shot?

Via Verizon At Home

Looks like some distribution channels will have DEvour available to the public on February 25th, while others will have to wait until March 15th. As BGR points out, Verizon has removed pricing information from the slides below. $99 is the hopeful word. More slides and full specs after the break: