Through a partnership with Verizon Wireless, Motorola rolled out its new touch-screen phone, called the Krave ZN4. Its 2.8-inch touch screen and interactive clear flip screen are very likely to appeal to a wide crowd and the two companies’ officials are extremely delighted with their new release.

"The clear, touch-enabled flip over the large, high-resolution touch-screen is nothing like you've seen and yet it's totally intuitive," said Ken Hallman, VP of Motorola's mobile devices, in a recent statement.

The phone provides access to Web-based and POP3 e-mail, 3G connectivity, and an HTML browser and also features Bluetooth, usable with mono or stereo headsets. It has a MicroSD slot in order to expand the memory up to 8 Giga Bytes, which can be used to store music, videos and other files. Other features include a headphone jack, on-board VZ Navigation for directions, a QWERTY keyboard with push feedback, visual voice-mail support and an accelerometer.

The phone supports all the services provided by Verizon, whether it is music, video or TV.

Its 2 megapixel camera ensures fair video recording and the photos takes with it can be directly uploaded to Web sites.

V Cast services will cost about $15 a month, Visual Voice Mail $2.99 per month and VZ Navigator will be available for a monthly fee of $9.99.

The new touch-screen phone is available for $149.99 through a two-year contract with Verizon Wireless and a $50 mail-in-rebate, and even though it faces a stiff market competition, it will surely find its crowd.