A couple of months after it was first revealed in a number of leaks, Motorola finally made the Droid 4 official. Thanks to the leaked specs and details, nothing here comes as much of a surprise anymore, but at least we finally get a confirmation. If you didn’t catch the leaked spec sheet back in late November, the Motorola Droid 4 is a four-inch, Android-based smartphone that features 4G LTE connectivity and a slide-out QWERTY keyboard.
Besides the next-gen 4G LTE connectivity, the latest Droid also gets a better screen, with a qHD resolution protected by scratch-resistant glass. For a little bit of added protection, the internal components also feature a water-repellent coating. A nice invisible touch added onto what already looks like a nice phone that the company claims to be the “thinnest and most powerful QWERTY LTE” smartphone.
The rest of the spec includes an 8-megapixel camera that’s capable of recording 1080p video, a dual-core 1.2GHz processor, and 16GB of integrated storage. The phone is listed to arrive with Android 2.3.5, with the promise of an update to Android 4.0 once it becomes available.
Other features include an LTE hotspot feature for connecting up to eight devices, edge lighting for the keyboard, and built-in data encryption for security.
Verizon didn’t announce pricing, but it’s expected to become available within the next few weeks.
Tags: Droid 4, Mobile Phones, Motorola
