Ever since its launch, many people groaned about the lack of a FM radio on the Droid 2. There was a lot of speculation over at XDA-Developers forum that the FM radio hardware is present on the Droid 2 – only that it needs to be activated.

The successor to the original Droid – Droid 2 was released hardly two months ago. Now, rumors are floating around that the Droid 2 will soon be replaced by a ‘Global’ version, which means that the handset will have both GSM and CDMA antennas.

It was just yesterday we had reported that Verizon and Motorola will be rolling out the Android 2.2 update within a couple of days. Verizon has officially confirmed now that the update has already been rolled out to all Droid X owners.

Finally Verizon and Motorola are going to roll out the Android 2.2 (Froyo) update for the Droid X. Verizon have updated their Droid X support page which states that the Froyo update for the device is ready to be rolled out soon.

Motorola rolled out software update for XT720 in UK and Germany. The update overclocks the underclocked processor to 720MHz and also brings DLNA support.

Motorola plans to launch an Android tablet by early 2011, said Motorola CEO, Sanjay Jha in a press conference.

At the time of the launch of Droid X, Motorola and Verizon had stated that the Droid X will get its Froyo love sometime in “late summer”. Now it looks like the update is not too far away. The folks over at Droid-Life received a document which was hidden in Verizon’s Droiddoes.com website.

Just more than a week ago the Motorola Droid X got its first ever Custom ROM. The Droid X was a tough nut to mod because of it’s locked down boot loader. Since the Droid X and the Droid 2 use the same ‘locked’ down boot loader, it was only a matter of time for a custom ROM for the D2 to be released.

Adobe has just updated the minimum requirement for Flash 10.1 on Android handsets and the change is going to affect a lot of Droid owners out there. Adobe and Motorola had initially stated that Flash 10.1 will be supported on the Droid.

Motorola has unveiled the new Defy, a new Android smartphone which has a 3.7 inch touchscreen display, 800 MHz processor and 512 MB RAM.

It was just yesterday that a leaked video of the Motorola Milestone 2 made it on the Internet. Today Motorola has officially announced the Milestone 2. The Motorola Milestone 2 is the GSM version of the recently released Motorola Droid 2.

Motorola recently posted a two minutes video on YouTube, featuring its latest smartphone, the Motorola Milestone2. This device is the GSM version of the popular smartphone, Motorola Droid 2.

Installing custom Android 2.2 ROM on your Droid X will stop future official updates from Motorola. Motorola on their support page warned Droid X users from installing custom Android 2.2 ROM.

The Motorola Droid X is a multimedia powerhouse. The phone features a mammoth 4.3-inch touchscreen with a resolution of 854×480. The Droid X is also among the very few handsets in the market to feature a mini-HDMI out port.

When Verizon and Motorola launched the Droid X there was a big hype and hoopla over the locked down boot loader of the device. As days passed by, it emerged that the Droid X uses the same boot loader as the one of the Motorola Milestone.