Could this be the Motorola Droid 2?

[cereal killer]

Pics surfaced on Droid-Life of a device that does indeed look like the Motorola Droid 2.

Look closely at the bottom on the device (far right) and the "chin" is no longer there. From early reports the screen was said to cover the chin.

We are more than likely looking at the newest product from Motorola.....

Motorola Droid 2


source: Droid-Life

 

[verian]

Your pics broken I would like to see it. If possible.

 

[verian]

got it sorry

 

[peterjariel]

It kinda looks like the incredible

 

[Jmart922]

Here's hoping for a vanilla experience! Although I enjoy having a keyboard for snesoid

 

[JhankG]

The "welcome to a955" on the screen seems to be a dead giveaway too since that is rumored to be the name of the Droid 2.

 

[xCaldazar]

I have been really happy with my droid, there are better phones with the bigger processors and screens, but I still prefer having my real keyboard accessible. Plus I'm running at 1.2Ghz anyways XD, and have flash. lol
Any known specs for this phone yet? Snapdragon? screen size?

 

[Darkseider]

Motorola has stated that they are not purchasing Snapdragon processors any longer.

 

[floyd]

Looks like the picture was taken with a Droid camera

--curmudgeon approved--

 

[Droids]

For anyone still wondering, A955 is already confirmed to be the Droid 2.

We can't see the chin from this pic.

 

[xCaldazar]

Motorola has stated that they are not purchasing Snapdragon processors any longer.

For what reason? Something better they have their eyes on, or did they not say why?

 

[gregsjh13]

Is it just me Or from the pic does that sort of look like Motoblur?

 

[jimmiet]

Motorola has stated that they are not purchasing Snapdragon processors any longer.

For what reason? Something better they have their eyes on, or did they not say why?

Hopefully they meant single-core and are purchasing dual-cores now!dancedroid

 

[shamus]

Looks like the picture was taken with a Droid camera

--curmudgeon approved--

Hahah true.

 

[Sweettooth]

Strange how when new technology comes to light it always seems to be photographed poorly. I call it part of said company's marketing strategy. Nothing creates buzz like fuzzy photos and a lack of information.