Whats in a Droid touch? Well, a lot actually: 4.3-inch qHD display, dual core 1GHz OMAP4430 processor (as fast as the Atrix), 8Mp camera, 1080p video, 1GB RAM memory (higher than anticipated), and 4G compatible.
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| Touch down: Motorola Droid Bionic is on the way. |
And as we know already Droid Bionic XT 865 boasts Adobe Flash Player and HTML5, to boot and as the name suggests runs Android 2.3.4.
Motorola’s high spec Atrix smartphone, released here earlier this year, was subject to some criticism for its dated Froyo 2.2 OS, when other comparable releases in Australia like Samsung Galaxy S II were carrying Google’s updated Gingerbread 2.3.
However, it looks like Motorola has learnt its lesson.
These new specs, uncovered by Android Central on Moto’s dev site, show three new models are on the way: the aforementioned Droid Bionic XT 865, Droid 3 XT862 (sliding keyboard), and Photon 4G (also touchscreen).
However, whether these others will hit Aussie shores is questionable.
Droid Bionic appears to be the one to watch, in any case, with Moto fans eagerly awaiting some new blood, and is due for release first in the US in September.
Last month, Smarthouse reported how the Atrix 4G was being pulled from shelves by AT&T with a notifcation saying: “new handset coming soon.”
