Motorola To Advertise Droid On Super Bowl Ad

on 12/21/2009 07:12 PDT

Based on latest reports, it seems that Motorola will be touting its flagship device, the Motorola Droid, in a Super Bowl commercial. Sources indicate that Motorola has bought at least one ad slot. While there isn’t any confirmation that the slot will be used for the Droid, Motorola has been heavily promoting the Droid, so it would be rather strange for them not to promote the Droid at its Super Bowl ad slot. Looking back in time, Motorola has promoted the RAZR, PEBL and other phones during the Super Bowl, so this shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise to seasoned folks.

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