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Verizon Wireless Motorola DROID 2 Android smartphone "coming soon"
Rumors by Todd Haselton on Monday August 09, 2010.
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Please note that this story is based upon rumor and/or speculation.
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According to an image revealed in a Sunday newspaper Verizon Wireless advertisement, the Motorola DROID 2 is "coming soon." While the phone hasn't been officially announced, Android Central pointed out that the original Motorola DROID is sold out of stock on Verizon Wireless' website. In the advertisement image, the DROID 2 sports a similar slide-out full QWERTY keyboard to that found in the original Motorola DROID.
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