The DROID 4 has been flip-flopping around the web for the past month with its leaked release dates, images, and specs. We now know it’s not going to be released this month and has been pushed to a possible February release. Speculation has the DROID 4 delayed due to lackluster RAZR/Rezound sales and the recent Galaxy Nexus release. Whatever the case may be, it was foolish of them to even consider another DROID variant so soon after the release of the DROID 3 (released about 6 months ago). While the DROID 4 maintains the OG DROID slide-out form, this recent iterations appear to look more like a DROID RAZR thanks to its RAZR tweaked corners. If you haven’t had enough leaked images to fill your appetite for this upcoming device, consider this your lucky day.
Who doesn’t love a good contest? This one’s for all you Twitter users out there. Motorola is holding a Twitter sweepstakes entitled #WhiteRazrXmas, and will be giving away six Motorola White DROID RAZRS to six lucky tweeters. The contest officially started yesterday but runs daily thru 12/25 so you still have plenty of chances to win. What exactly do you have to do to enter? First, you’ll have to make sure you’re following @motorola, then all you have to do is send out a tweet wishing someone a #WhiteRazrXmas and you’re entered for that day. There’s only one entry per Twitter username per day, so multiple tweets in one day aren’t going to improve your chances.
That’s it. Simple and sweet. Now head on over to the official rules page to read over all the specifics before entering.
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Verizon has an update ready for the DROID RAZR and it’s set to bring improved 3G/4G data connectivity among other things. The “soak test” has already begun, along with the support documentation being added to the Verizon site. While there’s no official ETA at the moment, the document shown above let’s us know what users can expect to be included in the update:
If you were asked to name the most impressive Android smartphones, you would most likely choose devices from the likes of HTC, Motorola or Samsung. But a new device on its way from Huawei could make its way into your list, thanks to its impressive list of specifications, and a battery said to last a whole three days.
If you’re looking forward to Motorola’s second-generation Xoom tablet, then feast your eyes on these leaked images that show the device in all its glory.
