Welcome to yet another episode in the Droid RAZR HD‘s ongoing leak to market. The global variant of Motorola’s flagship handset — which is expected to supersede the Atrix HD and inevitably land on Verizon real-soon-now — just made an appearance on xda-developers. What’s new? It appears this phone is being tested on Vodafone and supposedly features an eight-megapixel camera (down from the rumored 13 MP). As a refresher, the Droid RAZR HD is slated to run Ice Cream Sandwich on a dual-core 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor and boast a 720p HD display (likely 4.5-inches across). There’s still no official word from Motorola, but we’ll keep you posted as we find out more. In the meantime, take a look at the gallery below.
Gallery: Droid RAZR HD global
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The Motorola Atrix HD is the latest and greatest of all smartphones from Motorola, but what does that mean for the rest of the Razr family of devices? Well, it seems that the international version of the Motorola Razr HD has been spotted (although we do know that it should be making its way to Verizon in due time), and not in some sort of Cellebrite software to boot. This particular international version of the Motorola Razr HD has a back plate that certainly will not be able to win any converts over in terms of its styling (or rather, should we say the lack of it?), although we do look forward to see just which countries will Motorola introduce the Razr HD International version.