Amazon Inc. leaked few more pictures of Motorola Droid Bionic which indicates that the handset will soon be available for the grabs to purchase on its website.

It was in January that the Droid Bionic was introduced at the CES (Consumer Electronics Show). The handset is expected to hit the UK market in August which can also be anticipated from the pictures released on its official website.

Powered by a 1GHz Nvidia Tegra 2 Dual Core processor, Bionic was being touted as Moto’s best performing Smartphone so far. It also features a desktop as well as a vehicle navigation dock, 3 USB ports along with one HDMI port.

The Smartphone boasts of an 8 megapixel camera coupled with a VGA front facing camera used for video conferencing, 512 MB RAM , 16GB internal memory and a 4.3-inch qHD (quarter-high-definition) screen.

It is expected that the smartphone will get Android 2.3 Gingerbread update before its launch which was earlier said to come with Google’s Android OS 2.2. Another notable reason could be that the handset sounds very much like Motorola Atrix 4G which features the same Android 2.2 and a qHD screen.

Motorola however is trying to keep its cards closer to its chest as it claims the Droid Bionic to be the best 4G LTE device in the market.

Leading mobile phone manufacturer Motorola is all set to upgrade its Motorola Droid smartphones with Google’s Android OS 2.2 version next week. This latest version of Android OS is expected to add Adobe Flash support and other enhancements to the device.

The Droid users will receive the upgrade directly to their device via Verizon without requesting for it. However, all devices will not be getting the upgrade immediately as it might take number of days for distribution.

Lucky will be those users who will get the upgrade by next weekend as a part of test program. With this latest version of OS, the users will be able to run Adobe Flash Player 10.1 on their devices. As such, the web browser can use the websites that need Flash for games, navigation as well as showing videos.

Portable hotspot software will also be included with the full version of Android OS 2.2. However, there is no clarity whether Droid’s operating system version is going to provide this feature. Number of other improvements such as ability to store applications on a removable memory card will be bundled with this latest version of Google’s Android OS.

To brief about Motorola Driod, it sports a large capacitive touchscreen, a QWERTY keyboard, a 5MP camera, a 16GB memory along with GPS receiver.

Here comes flashing news that Motorola Droid will be the first handset to get Froyo, the latest update of the Android OS as per reports. It is likely to be available in 2 weeks of time.

However, all the Motorola Droid handsets will not be blessed with this update. It is said that the recently launched Droid X device will make an entry in the market on July 15.

Lot many new treats are bundled with Froyo (Android 2.2) for the customers like Adobe Flash support within the Android browser, portable hotspot functionality as well as Android market improvements.

Android 2.2 also provides useful tools and options like performance & speed enhancements, V8 Javascript engine added to the Android browser, new enterprise capabilities and a new range of APIs and services.

Coming to the HTC Evo 4G smartphone of Sprint, the update is likely to be available in the near future. No update regarding Froyo’s availability on Droid Incredible has been revealed yet. However, there are talks that it might receive the update in the second half of 2010.

The Nexus One has got Froyo officially. However Android 2.2 will not be available on Samsung’s Momen, T-Mobile’s G1 and HTC’s Hero.

Motorola did it earlier and they have done it again to the Droid users. The users of the Motorola Droid were enthused about the Android 2.1 update being on the way. But the update has been put on hold driving the users anxious.

It was a post by Motorola on its official Facebook page that mentioned the release if the Android 2.1 update for the Droid to arrive on February 12.

Some Droid users are reported to have received the Android 2.1 update on their Droid mobile phones on a test basis from Verizon. The broader rollout is expected to happen later on as per these reports. Screenshots pasted by Verizon employees on various blogs confirmed the news that the phased rollout of the Android 2.1 update is finally on its way and the users can rejoice.

Verizon is being diplomatic in saying that the update is very much being done albeit on a test basis on some handsets and that the actual rollout would follow soon. How soon is what we need to watch out.

Now it is time for users of both the Droids Motorola Droid and HTC Droid ERIS to be excited, as Android 2.1 is all set to hit their phones.

Motorola and HTC have made Android 2.1 available for download to their users, with a tag of “download at owner’s risk”, which hints this to be a leaked version and not an official one.

This upgrade is a one way, which means once the release becomes official and the user has upgraded, there are very slim chances of reversing the upgrade done. This upgrade is in the final stages of release and is expected to be no different from the official final version but one has to wait for some more time for it to be declared as the official version, which can be done any time from now.

Despite the official declaration pending, it is no shorter than exciting news for Motorola Droid and HTC Droid ERIS users to upgrade from their current versions.