Rumors – Motorola’s Droid Bionic dubbed as a powerhouse Android cell-phone by Verizon

Motorola Droid Bionic

The rumors and speculation for the much awaited Droid Bionic from Motorola is now in full flow and we are getting more and more information about it each day as we finally move closer to its launch date. Motorola’s Droid Bionic has been dubbed as a powerhouse Android cell-phone by Verizon. It comes with the 1 Gigahertz OMAP4440 dual-core technology processor with 1 Gigabyte worth of RAM, sporting the Gingerbread operating system (Android 2.3) and a camera of 8 mega-pixels at the back and a front camera sporting VGA technology and fixed-focus. The new gadget will clearly compete with many current competitors of Verizon that are in the market right now.
The people at TechnoBuffalo do apparently now have more specification information of the phone and we have it here now. The phone is going to have a 4.3-inch display (qHD), it is going to have Webtop Applications and Wireless Printing capabilities (pretty much like Motorola’s Photon and Droid 3, besides that it will have an HDMI-out complete with mirroring and the availability of laptop dock pretty much like Motorola’s Atrix. It will also have the Zumocast which is pre-loaded to stream content through Droid Bionic. The camera is an 8 mega-pixel with an LED flash. Moreover, it will also have a front facing camera to have video chats and the phone supports three microphones which will increase call quality and the control of noise, and the last but definitely not the least it comes enabled with Mobile Hotspot which allows up to eight gadgets to be connected to it simultaneously.
The information seems like it came through some user-guide or material for marketing as it seems to outline every and each specification whilst it tells you exactly how these things are going to work.