Droid 2 dummy gives the game away

Do you want a Motorola DROID 2 for just $29.99? Well you can.. as long at you don't mind it being this dummy phone.

There have been a few leaks about the DROID 2 lately, but the dummy probably gives the best idea of what it different. The main change is a much larger and better looking keyboard, otherwise the changes are quite subtle. We do notice that the DROID 2 still has a 5 megapixel camera on the back though.

What's inside is more interesting.. we can only speculate about the internals, but Motorola really need to put a 1GHz processor and more RAM into the DROID 2 to make it truly competitive. And we also imagine that this means that the MILESTONE 2 is just around the corner too..

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Motorola DROID X

The Motorola DROID X was pretty widely leaked before yesterday's official announcement from Verizon and Motorola,  so all we were waiting for really were some details.

The monster 4.3" display is the most obvious thing, but this Android 2.1 phone also has a 1GHz processor, an 8 megapixel camera, HD video capture  and an HDMI output for playback.

There's no keyboard though, and an annoying-looking bump on the back where the camera is housed means that it won't sit flat on a table. Hopefully Moto will have a docking station solution in the works, although obviously that's going to cost more.

If you want one of these then you have to live in the US and be on Verizon to use it. There's no word on a GSM version though, and in some ways it competes with the Milestone XT720, so the situation is unclear.

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Motorola Droid Shadow found in gym

If you work for a big mobile phone manufacturer and are given a prototype to field test, it's vitally important not to leave it in a bar .. or in this case, the gym.

Yes, some poor soul left a prototype of what appears to be the Motorola Droid Shadow, a Motorola Sholes-based handset (like the orignal Droid and Milestone) with a large 4.3" display, 8 megapixel camera and built in Android 2.2.

This particular handset is going to Verizon in the US, but if the pattern with the Droid and Milestone is repeated then hopefully there will be a GSM version pretty soon too.

The rumour is that the Droid Shadow uses Motoblur, something that hasn't been available on Sholes devices before, which should be pretty cool.

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