As Motorola prepares to announce the Droid, the device’s staging page (non-public URL) has leaked it seems. If you have not followed the Moto Droid drama unfold, this is a high-end phone from Motorola that has a large touch display and a QWERTY keyboard. It runs on Android 2.0 and comes with the following specifications (highlights only):
- 3.7″ 16:9 WVGA Display (854×480 pixels)
- 2.4×4.6×0.5″, 169g
- HTML5-compatible browser, Flash10 support coming in 2010 (Hulu!!)
- Exchange support
- 1400 mAh battery
- CDMA networks, WIFI-G
- 5 Megapixe camera with LED flash
Verizon will get the Droid, but I wonder if Sprint will have it too, at some point… to be continued. If you want to see more screenshots and get all the little bits of info, head to BGR.
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