On Tuesday, Motorola introduced intends to release the Droid RAZR, a Android 2.3-based smartphone that isn’t only very thin but provides extensive advanced hardware features.

Merely a couple of hrs later, Google and Samsung collectively introduced the Galaxy Nexus, the very first Android 4.0 based smartphone. The same is true which means that that individuals who buy the Droid RAZR from Verizon is going to be tied to a effective phone which will operate a now elderly operating-system?

Not whatsoever, based on Motorola. Pocket-Lint.com reviews the company’s vice-leader Alain Mutricy told journalists in the RAZR’s European launch in Berlin today that there’s an agenda to update the smartphone to operate Android 4.0. The update is going to be launched between early 2012 with increased info to become revealed later. This is actually the first Android 2.3-based smartphone that’s been confirmed to obtain a update towards the latest version from the operating-system, also known as Ice Cream Sandwich.

Only a indication: The brand new Droid RAZR (to become known as only the RAZR outdoors the united states) is simply 7.1mm thick, the slimest smartphone available. It features a 1.2 GHz dual-core processor, 1 GB of RAM, an eight megapixel camera with support for 1080p video, 16 GB of storage with another 16 GB using a Sd card, along with a 4.3 inch Super AMOLED qHD display. The telephone is going to be provided via Verizon Wireless Carrier in america for $299.99 having a 2 year contract. It will likewise support Verizon’s faster LTE-based wireless network.