No more mistery left to the upcoming Verizon’s Motorola Droid X2. After beeing rumored with many speculations, finally an official spec sheet revealed the full specifications of the Motorola X2. With this sheet came out, we can expect that the official launch is imminent. It’s probably next month or perhaps earlier than that. And the price should be below $200.

The Motorola Droid X2 is basically an Android 2.3 Froyo device, possibly shipped with Android 2.3 Gingerbread. It has 4.3-inch display with qHD resolution, 1GHz dual-core Tegra 2 processor and 8 megapixel camera. The RAM/ROM will be the same with the original Droid X at 512MB/8GB. However, the Tegra 2 chipset gives higher-quality video playback (1080p over HDMI) and also higher frame rates between 26-30fps for both capture and playback.

For the connectivity, it still has the same EV-DO Rev.A mobile broadband. Additionally, there are also Bluetooth 2.1+EDR, Wi-Fi 802/11a, sensros including proximity, light, accelerometer and e-compass.

[via: PocketNow]

Below are some enhancements with the software update:

• Improved Web browsing with Adobe Flash Player 10.1 beta for Android, will be available for download via Market by late summer
• New security options including remote device wipe and device lock, password complexity, and minimum password length
• New tips, shortcuts, and assistance from a home-screen widget help users better navigate their phones
• Easily switch between the eight most recent applications
• Bluetooth voice dialing displays your verbal instructions and repeats them back
• Switch between letters, numbers, and symbols with a touch-screen swipe
• Camera’s video mode now uses LED flash, and on-screen buttons make it easy to control zoom, white balance, focus, exposure, and geo-tagging
• Camcorder functions also provide easy-to-use formatting for uploading to YouTube or MMS
• Enhanced browser performance for faster loading of JavaScript- heavy pages
• Rotate the screen 270 degress to work with apps in any direction
• Check USB connectivity status at a glance with a color-coded widget

Check the details about the updates here!

The Firefox for Android is part of the Fennec project to bring the Firefox web browser to mobile devices. There are some interesting features to include into the browser:

• Firefox Sync – this feature will enable you to synchronize all the settings of your desktop Firefox with your mobile Firefox including desktop history, bookmarks, passwords, form data and tabs and now it will come as a built-in feature.
• Electrolysis – Electrolysis is used to protect against plugin crashes. This feature will increase stability, enhance performance and optimize security.
• Readability – this feature includes responsive zooming, reformatting the page, and making the web page functions to be easier for reader to view.
• Add-ons – if you use Firefox on your desktop, this probably one of the thing that makes it different with other browsers. And the Firefox for Android also will come with this functionality. There are some ready to use add-ons at the moment to support functions such as find points of interest near your (i’m thinking about navigations), translate language directly from your browser, block pop-up ads, etc.

So, that’s the good news for Android users. Sad to say, there’s no plan yet for Palm webOS, BlackBerry, Symbian or iPhone. And as for Windows Mobile, the development had been stopped.

[via: Firefox Dev Blog]