Bing has announced, they have made their mobile app available today from the Verizon tab, in the Marketplace on your Verizon Android phone. The app has the standard Bing image of the day, with built in trivia, and the ability to see the images from up to 7 days earlier. You can also search for images, movies, local info, and even news.

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The leaked documents regarding the Samsung Fascinate for Verizon, the Samsung Galaxy S variant heading to the largest wireless carrier in the United States, keep on coming. No complaints here — but it is certainly making us want the 9th of September to come faster. Oh, and an official statement from Verizon. That’d be nice, too. In the mean time, though, we get to stare at another leaked internal Verizon document that showcases pre-paid device training for employees.

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Ready to look at a nicely framed device that doesn’t quite yet have a name or release date? Good, because here it is. As you can probably already tell, it looks strikingly familiar. It definitely has the same lines as the EVO, the first 4G-capable device launched on Sprint a couple of months ago. But, it has that same brushed aluminum attractiveness that the Nexus One features, which makes it easily one of the most attractive devices not available right now.

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Verizon has confirmed to us that the Android 2.2 Froyo update for the HTC Droid Incredible has begun going out today as an OTA update. The updated ROM will not only upgrade the Droid Incredible’s core OS but add in the Adobe Flash Player 10.1 together with 3G mobile hotspot functionality and add 720p HD video recording to the smartphone’s camera.

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There’s a lot of question marks surrounding the Samsung Fascinate. Verizon’s variation of the Samsung Galaxy S line-up has yet to get an official launch date, even as the other major wireless carriers have already launched their own device, or are getting ready to in a matter of days. But, that looks to be coming to a swift stop, if these new leaked images are any indication.

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Verizon has just pinged us to let us know that DROID owners should expect an OTA update sometime from today, that will allow them to download and install the Adobe Flash Player 10.1 app from the Android Market. That means access to in-browser Flash animations, videos and games.

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That didn’t take long at all. Though, it’s not surprising, considering the hard work and dedication showcased every day by the Android developer community. And considering the Droid 2 is so similar to the Droid X, many were probably just counting down the days before they could get their brand new Droid device rooted. The wait is over, folks.

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Verizon, in true big-carrier fashion, has rolled out their first update to their Motorola DROID 2 phones via OTA. The major fixes (“major” being a bit of a stretch) include being able to scroll text and picture messages, but the huge disappointment here is that, according to reports, there haven’t been any resolutions to the signal issues that have been plaguing users since the initial launch.

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Have to love those rumors, right? Unfortunately, we’re not really fans of them when they turn out to be dead-ends. For example, that rumor last week that the Droid Incredible, manufactured by HTC, was getting Android 2.2 starting on August 18th? Well, turns out that it isn’t true at all.

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In an email to Motorola Droid business customers, Verizon confirmed that Android 2.2 (Froyo) will be released in an OTA update sometime in the next couple of weeks:

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