Motorola Droid for Verizon Wireless

on 10/02/2009 07:45 PDT

Looks like the Motorola Sholes, also known as the Tao, won’t be known by either name when it appears on Verizon Wireless, but will be called the Motorola Droid instead. Perhaps that is because it will run on the Android operating system from Google, and it has been confirmed that MOTOBLUR won’t be available with this. Ah well, at least you get built-in native Adobe Flash support to help make your mobile surfing experience all the more enjoyable. Seems that the Motorola Droid will come in black and titanium colors, with whispers of a keyboard-less version rolling out sometime next year. Revealed specifications of the Motorola Droid will be revealed right after the jump.

3.7” screen
854 × 480 WVGA resolution capacitive display
5-megapixel camera
ARM Cortex 500MHz processor
Facial recognition with built-in camera
Custom Motorola Interface

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