Motorola Droid RAZR HD guides slip out to the web, pop the hype balloon (video)
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Not that we were on pins and needles wondering what Motorola’s September 5th event would contain, but what vestige of mystery was left may just have been sapped away. A quartet of Motorola tutorial videos newly uncovered by YouTube user revowii walk users through the unannounced XT926, better known in unofficial circles as the Droid RAZR HD. It’s all about the looks in this leak: other than the conspicuous link to Verizon, what’s mostly validated here is the expected use of a customized Android 4.0 with on-screen navigation keys, much like the Atrix HD in AT&T’s corner of the universe. Earlier murmurings have the Droid RAZR HD carrying the same Snapdragon S4, 720p screen and LTE as well, which could leave the CDMA voice network, NFC and possibly increased storage as the only real differences. We’ll know the full truth in about two weeks’ time, but those who don’t mind a peek into the possible future can hop past the story break to indulge in some video time traveling.
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If you’re looking forward to getting your hands on the Motorola Droid RAZR HD, it seems like we are one step closer to seeing its release, thanks to a recent FCC filing which revealed the Motorola XT926, also known as the Motorola Droid RAZR HD. As expected, the device came with 4G LTE bands that are compatible with Verizon’s network along with global roaming capabilities and NFC. Unfortunately apart from these details which many had already speculated on, not much else was revealed. Assuming the rumors and speculations are to be believed, other features that we can expect from the phone include a 720p HD display, a 13MP rear-facing camera, 1GB of RAM, a 3,300mAh battery and will run on Android, although it is unclear if it will come with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich or Android 4.1 Jelly Bean (we have a feeling it’s probably the former). Either way if the Droid RAZR HD is a phone you’re looking forward to, be sure to stay tuned as we will keep you updated with the details!