We’ve pretty much learned everything about the Droid 3 through previous leaks, but now its official. Android Gingerbread, 1GHz dual-core processor, 512MB RAM, international GSM roaming, 8MP camera, 4-inch qHD display, 1080p video playback and an HDMI mirror mode.
If these leaked docs are real, the Droid 3 won’t cause jaws to drop in the specs department, packing a beefed up version of the 1GHz, dual-core OMAP III chipset and qHD display. But what it will have is the ability to use the phone overseas, which will certainly make it a globetrotter’s best friend. [AndroidCentral]
The above tutorial video features what’s at least the latest build of the Droid 3. It features Micro-USB, mini-HDMI, a five-row keyboard, and an 8MP camera that can capture 1080p HD videos. It looks bulky as hell though.
Expected around June on Verizon Wireless, the Motorola Droid 3 will be a smart-snappin’ 8MP handset with 960×540 qHD screen resolution, dual-core processor and HDMI-out port. The jury is still out on whether it’ll be LTE-compatible, however.
Phones are definitely getting bigger. To wit: on the left is the original Droid, measuring 3.7 inches. In the middle the Droid 2 also has a 3.7 inch screen, but a larger bezel. And on the right? That’s a leaked photo of the Motorola Droid 3 (or so it’s believed), showing a 4-inch screen.
All good phones must be succeeded by a similar-sounding phone… but what’s this Targa (pictured above)? A high-end Android phone with 4G support? Whatever it is, it’s making the leaked Droid X2 and Droid 3 look almost boring.
