Motorola is announcing the first fruits of its multi-year, multi-device partnership with Intel — a revamped Droid RAZR M called the RAZR i, The Verge reports.
While the two phones look almost identical externally, the most important characteristic is an Intel Medfield processor that the chipmaker says is its first to reach speeds of 2GHz. The phone is one of the first Android devices to feature Intel's new chipset, and only the second we'll actually be able to buy, following the Orange San Diego, according to The Verge.
Motorola says that the phone will be available in October in the UK, France, Germany, Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico. It will be partnering with Orange, T-Mobile, Phones4U, Virgin Media, and Tesco in the UK, and with E+, o2, Sparhandy, and Phone House in Germany.
