Today, we have a batch of shots of the successor of this mighty droid. Internally known as Motorola Edison, the smartphone looks a tad different than when we first saw it a couple of months ago. It has swapped its glossy back cover for a textured one, and changed the location of its ATT logo.

The device will clearly be launched on the AT&T network in the United States. Rumor has it however, that it will lack LTE capability. The 8MP, full HD capable snapper is present just like last time. We also know that the ATRIX 2 will come with Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread out of the box. Ice Cream Sandwich will likely be available as an upgrade.

A blurry shot of an unannounced Motorola slate just surfaced. The super-slim tablet appears to be sporting a screen much smaller than that of the Xoom .

Its most probably measuring 7 or 8 inches in diagonal. The upcomming Motorola slate is running Android Honeycomb as you can see the Honeycomb camera app running if you look really carefully.

Sprint Motorola Photon 4G gets an OTA Update. When you Update your Photon 4G it will run Android version 4.5.1A-1_SUN-154_6/45.2.7.MB855.Sprint.en.US. Update will include improved Wi-Fi performance and some bug fixes.

If you want to check whether there is a new firmware available for your Photon 4G, go to "Settings" -> "About phone" -> "Software updates" then "Update" button.

Here is the First Motorola Android Device released after google has aquired the copmany back in August, The New Device leaked with name "Admiral" and it looks pretty close to a blackberry but with the famous lovely Android Gingerbread 2.3 OS

The Motorola Admiral has been leaked in the form revealing the device itself along with its specifications. it has a Qualcomm MSM8655 chipset clocked at 1.2GHz on a 3.1-inch VGA display. Including a 5MP camera with flash and capable of doing a 720p video, Best part is the 1860mAh battery that last longer than any current android device on the market, GPS, and Wi-Fi-hotspot functionality. Also the leaked form shows that Admiral was built to military specs (810G), which includes resistance to dust, shock, solar radiation and extreme temperatures.

Motorola has already started pushing Android 2.3 Gingerbread updates to the Droid 2 and Droid 2 Global users, but what about the DROID R2-D2? Will it too get the same treatment?

Apparently members of the Motorola Feedback Network community have started receiving emails about a "confidential project for Droid R2-D2 owners." We do not have this officially confirmed, but its kinda safe to bet they are talking about the latest version of Android OS for smartphones. In that sense, I am sure we will hear more from both Motorola and Verizon Wireless in the days to come.