We've known for a while what Verizon was going to announce today, but the company just made it's new Holy Trinity of Motorola Droids official: the Droid Ultra, Droid MAXX, and Droid Mini. As expected, all three are successors to last year's Droid M, RAZR HD, and RAZR MAXX. While the Mini is basically in a league of its own, the Ultra and MAXX are kindred spirits, essentially only being separated by battery capacity and thickness.
- 5-inch "HD" display
- Motorola X8 octa-core CPU: 2 Application processing cores, 4 GPU cores, 1 contextual processor core, 1 natural language core – 24% faster CPU and 100% faster GPU over predecessors
- 2GB RAM
- 10MP f/2.4 rear camera with Quick Capture for instant photos and DroidZap for instant sharing
- Touchless Control – wake the device by saying "OK Google Now"
- Kevlar unibody design
- Droid Command Center: an exclusive homescreen widget that offers quick access to missed called, SMS, battery level, and weather
- Both devices ship with Ingress pre-installed
- Both devices offer six months of free access to Google Play Music All Access if purchased before September 30th
- Droid Ultra: white black, or red
- Droid Ultra: 7.3mm
- Droid Ultra: 2,130mAh battery
- Droid Maxx: 8.5mm body
- Droid Maxx: 3,500mAh battery, 48 hour battery life, wireless charging
- Droid Maxx: soft touch black
- Droid Maxx: $299
- Droid Ultra: $199
Both devices are available for pre-order now at DroidDoes.com with a launch date of August 20th.
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