Thanks to BoyGeniusReport.com for providing Motorola Droid unofficial update, here\'s the list of instructions.

Download this file

• Rename the file to update.zip and place it in the root directory of your microSD card
• Power off the phone
• Power on the phone while holding the ‘X\' key on the physical keyboard to enter recovery mode
• When you see the triangle with the exclamation point, press the volume up key and camera button key (only press the camera key down half way)
• Navigate to \"apply update.zip\" and press the gold center button on the keyboard to select it. It will start the update process
• Reboot the phone after it\'s finished.
• That\'s it! Let us know how it works out, and please don\'t try it if you\'re not comfortable.

If you have been waiting for the Motorola Devour, your phone is here.  The Motorola Devour phone is pretty similar to the Motorola Cliq on T-Mobile, and the Motorola Backflip currently available on AT&T.

The Motorola Devour is the first Android phone featuring MOTOblur, the Devour packs a 3.1 inch touchscreen, a Touch Sensitive Navigation Key, a pre-installed 8GB micro SD card, and is bluetooth capable for Wireless Headset and Stereo support.  And because it runs the Android OS, you will be able to access the thousands of Android Apps currently available in the App Store.

Price of the Motorola Devour will run you at $149 with a 2 year contract.

Check it out on Verizon wireless website.

Verizon Wireless, and Motorola, Inc.   today unveiled DROID X by Motorola. DROID X does more with ultra high-speed Web browsing; a fast 1GHz processor; 3G Mobile HotSpot capabilities; loads of memory; intuitive social messaging; Adobe Flash Player 10.1 ready; and access to Android Market, which has more than 65,000 applications, along with a host of unique Verizon Wireless applications such as NFL Mobile, Skype mobile, V CAST Video, EA Need for Speed Shift and more.

Droid X's official specs listed as follows:

• * 4.3 inch WVGA (854 x 480) touchscreen display
  
• * Virtual keyboard with Swype technology
  
• * CDMA 800/1900, EV-DO Rev. A
  
• * Wi-Fi, DLNA
  
• * A-GPS
  
• * Google Maps with free navigation
  
• * eCompass
  
• * HDMI port
  
• * 3.5mm headset jack
  
• * Bluetooth 2.1with EDR
  
• * USB 2.0
  
• * WebKit based browser (HTML5)
  
• * 8.0MP autofocus camera with Dual LED Flash and image editing tools
  
• * 720p HD video capture, HD Playback via HDMI or DLNA
  
• * 1GHz processor
  
• * 8GB onboard memory, 16GB microSD pre-installed
  
• * 1540 mAh battery (talk time: up to 480 minutes; standby time: up to 220 hours)
  
• * 127.5 x 65.5 x 9.9 mm
  
• * 155 grams
  

Pricing and Availability

DROID X by Motorola will be available at www.verizonwireless.com and in Verizon Wireless Communications Stores beginning July 15 for $199.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate with a new two-year customer agreement.

source: unwiredview

If you were waiting to see the Motorola Droid X release then try to decided if you want a HTC Evo 4G or not.  This should make your life a little bit easily.

alienbabeltech.com just got early access to the Motorola Droid X user guide and are happy to share it with you. The complete explanation to all Droid X features is only 4.55 MB away.

You can download the user guide here.

The Motorola Droid X goes on sale July 15 for $299.99 with a two-year contract, minus a $100 mail-in rebate. All Verizon Wireless customers with contracts ending in 2010 are eligible for the $299.99 price.

source: alienbabeltech.com

Both Samsung Supersonic and Motorola Charm are upcoming T-mobile smart phone, the Samsung Supersonic is probably the Samsung Vibrant that was announced a few days ago, it's not a name change,  Supersonic is actually a code name according to Tmonews.

The Samsung Vibrant/Supersonic will run you $199 with a 2 years contract.  But $449 without a contract, which I think it's pretty fair considering how powerful the handset is.

Tmonews also revealed the price of the upcoming entry phone by Motorola, the so call Motorola Charm, the phone will only run you $79 with a 2 year contract.  It's another one of the feature phones that targets teens.

source: Tmonews

Motorola Ad spot

• Buy: Motorola has purchased at least one ad, according to people familiar with the situation, though a company spokeswoman declines to comment.

• Creative: The company has not yet revealed its Super Bowl plans, but it is the maker of the handset for the new Droid smartphone being sold by Verizon Wireless.

• Agency: WPP's Ogilvy Worldwide

via: adage.com

Doesn't seem that long ago we were all really excited about the Verizon Droid, the first ever android phone to come with Android 2.0, well Droid-Life.com site just release some details that Motorola Droid 2 has hit the Verizon Inventry System.

Don't mistake Motorola Droid 2 for the Motorola Droid Shadow, I know recent news was all about the Droid Shadow, althought it might look like Motorola Droid, it appears to be more like the HTC Evo 4G especially with 4.3 inch LCD screen.

EngadgetMobile also confirmed that the Motorola Droid has a 3.7 inch LCD screen, so it's definitely not the Droid Shadow.  We are hoping to get more info on this device soon, maybe Froyo in the works?

Via

Droid-Life did it again, they provided the Mobile Phones community with more pictures as well as detailed information about the upcoming Verizon handset name Motorola Droid XTreme.  Look to me like the Droid XTreme does come with 8 MP Camera, HD video recording like the HTC Evo 4G.

Now Droid-Life still isn't 100% sure on whether or not that is MotoBlur but it sure looks sort of like it doesn't it?

The device is definitely a step forward to the Motorola Droid, it might as well compete directly to the HTC Evo 4G.  After all the attention yesterday regarding to the HTC Evo 4G release, Motorola isn't stepping back, and they hope this device will do the direct competition.

source: droid-life

I am not sure if I would consider this a big upgrade from the origial Motorola Droid, although the specs are enhanced somewhat, they did throw in a 8 MP camera, a little improvement on the Processor, from 600 mhz to 750 mhz.  As far as appearance, it looks very much like the Motorola Droid 1.

According to DroidLife, here are some of the spec

• -Android 2.1 (unless Verizon pumps out a last minute 2.2 update to it)
  
• -3.7″ screen
  
• -750MHz OMAP processor
  
• -Wi-Fi tethering
  
• -8GB internal
  
• -8GB SD card preinstalled
  
• -Updated keyboard
  
• -5MP camera
  
• -New version of Motoblur
  
• -No HDMI port
  
• -No front facing camera

source: Droid-Life

Well, not just Verizon, but Motorola, Google, and Verizon will be announcing a new  android device, even Adobe will be there, probably flash related.

The media invitation postcard has been surfaced around for Media people, so engadget got a copy.  There will be demo immediately following the press event, attendees will have an opportunity to see the latest generatio of DRoid by Motorola from Verizon Wireless. 

Can we say Droid X please? let's the drums roll... Will it be release with Android 2.2 Froyo? or just Android 2.1? I guess we will truly know by then.

source; engadget

Yes you heard it right, it's not the Droid X that's going to be release next month, this is the Motorola Droid 2, a successor of the original motorola droid.

Gizmodo got us some pictures of a summer intern name Zack who had the first impression with the device.

Zack wrote:

I am a summer intern at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (NASA) this summer and today there was a tech show on the lab. There were a lot of cool new technologies along with booths for companies like Microsoft, Apple, Sprint, and Verizon.

I went over to the Verizon booth and was surprised to see a curious-looking phone next to regulars like Blackberries and the Droid Incredible. I picked up the phone and once I looked at it more closely I realized it was the Droid 2. I asked the representatives and they told me that they weren't sure exactly what the name was going to be, but that it was indeed the successor to the original Motorola Droid.

It felt really nice in my hand. It seems smoother than the original Droid. A lot more curves and less sharp edges. Held next to my original Droid, it seems exactly the same size The headphone jack, volume buttons, power/sleep button, and the Micro-USB port were all in the same place and pretty much exactly like the original. The camera button is also in the same place, but smaller and the same color as the volume buttons.

Continue at Gizmodo