Motorola announces android-powered Droid 3 - Will Droid Bionic be next?

Motorola Mobility has launched its highly anticipated android powered Motorola Droid 3. Equipped with a dual-core 1 GHz processor and a 8 mega-pixel camera snapper, with Droid 3 in your hand multitasking becomes a child's play.

Touted as the world’s thinnest full qwerty smartphone, Droid 3 runs on Android Gingerbread and features a brilliant 4-inch qHD display and a roomy 5-row qwerty keyboard. The device also comes with 3G mobile hotspot capabilities which enables mobile users to connect upto five Wi-Fi devices.

At present the Motorola Droid 3 is only available in US and will be hitting the stores by July 14. Priced at  $199.99 (Rs 8000) with a two-year contract, Droid 3 allows mobile users to view and share photos, videos and movies on a larger TV via HDMI output.

Integrated with a  adobe flash player 10, ESP smart dock technology this global ready smartphone gives you access to wireless voice and data service in more than 200 countries, in addition to 125 with 3G speeds. Preloaded with citric goto meeting, android users can attend online meetings on-the-go, and using citric receiver, receive corporate apps and data.
 
The  highly anticipated Motorola Droid 3 aka Milestone 3 has been surfacing online quite through leaked images, videos and specs over the last two months and we are happy that the device has finally been revealed in its full glory now.

We also spotted Motorola's another offering for this year Andorid smartphone Droid Bionic. The device was spotted sporting a new look and Verizon's 4G LTE high-speed network. Announced at the CES 2011, Droid Bionic packs in a tough competition for its rivals with a 4.3 inch qHD screen, and a front facing VGA and a primary 8 megapixel snapper.

Having been showcased at this point could mean just one thing and that is, it is ready to be launched. Droid fans que up!