The rumor cloud for the Motorola DROID Bionic hasn’t stopped getting all puffy, especially with the latest photo that came out yesterday in the forums. A member of Android Forums posted yesterday what, to us, seems to be the clearest photo of the Motorola DROID Bionic spotted in the wild–and the device’s screen seems to be screaming of wild speeds on a 4G LTE connection.
Here’s saving you a thousand words:
Image credit: Android Forums
Although the photo’s source claims that the speed test result is legit, skeptics were quick to point out the possibility that the speed test may have been conducted on a Wi-Fi connection, phone switched back to 4G after the test, then the photograph taken right after. The skeptics’ claim, of course, is a valid one.
Yet, not many people doubt the blazing speeds that the Motorola DROID Bionic promises to those who are patiently awaiting its arrival. After all, the DROID Bionic’s specs (of which no definitive confirmation has been given yet) reveal immense power packed into a small device.
Here’s a rundown of the Motorola DROID Bionic’s specs that have been floated around (some from fairly reliable sources, such as Federal Communications Commission documents, a Motorola Development Network technical specifications page that vanished as quickly as it appeared, a straight-from-the-horse’s-mouth confirmation of a September launch on Verizon, and a leaked Verizon document purportedly pinning down September 8 as the precise launch date):
Which of these is your main reason for holding out for the Motorola DROID Bionic?
