ICS-powered Motorola DROID Fighter leaks

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We just got a glimpse of the next member of the Motorola Android lineup. Codenamed DROID Fighter, the yet unannounced smartphone appeared in a live photo, alongside its Droid RAZR sibling.
There's not much in terms of specs of the Verizon-bound smartphone that we know at this point, but the absence of any physical buttons at the front of the device (touch-sensitive or regular) clearly points to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich running underneath.
According to the source of the leak, the Motorola DROID Fighter will come with a 4.6" HD screen and a battery about the size of the unit inside the DROID RAZR Maxx. Yeap, that's 3300 mAh worth of juice, which should keep the Fighter going for quite a while.
The launch of the Motorola DROID Fighter is rumored to happen in April so we should find out more about the smartphone quite soon.

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http://www.gsmarena.com/icspowered_motorola_droid_fighter_leaks-news-3991.php

I hope we gonna get a GSM international version. This Verizon or China market only business starting to p*ss me off now. :mad:

Cant wait to see the specs. :D
 
That thing looks huge, thought my razr was quite big already coming from a defy...

I would still prefer a defy, with a 4" S-amoled screen in the front (4"), half its thickness, life-proof, and a quadcore like an ipad 3, battery life like a razr maxx, and craploads of ram and rom space...then I'm happy for life (2 years)
 
That thing looks huge, thought my razr was quite big already coming from a defy...

I would still prefer a defy, with a 4" S-amoled screen in the front (4"), half its thickness, life-proof, and a quadcore like an ipad 3, battery life like a razr maxx, and craploads of ram and rom space...then I'm happy for life (2 years)


Yip...it is rather large. For me...my Razr is just right...although, also coming from a Defy...when I got the phone I got a groot skrik. But once you get used to it it just feels great.

I think this is Moto's answer to the Note perhaps?
 
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