The Long anticipated handset was finally released after much speculation and rumor online earlier this month with less official announcement and no fanfare from either from Motorola or Verizon. The phone which looks like much similar to its predecessor, Droid X2 which is maintaining a high popularity, is included with some key features which will help it to stand out among its powerful rivals.

Unlike Droid X2, it features a front facing camera for video calling which is an omnipresent aspect among high-end Smart phones. The phone includes 1 GHz dual core processor, 8MP camera with 512 MB of RAM and built in 16GB storage is powered by 1540mAH battery which expected to last for 550 minutes of talk time. Underneath 4” qHD display lays an additional slideout QWERTY with five-row keyboard and it supports for HDMI-out offering anyone fast video transfer.

Despite the fact it won’t have 4G LTE connectivity, there are plenty of other options available with Android 2.3.3 installed Droid 3 which is available for $199.99 on a two-year contract.