The handset could very easily be the Motorola Ve spotted not long ago on the Bluetooth Group certification website.

Oct 18, 2006 12:38 GMT  ·  By

Rumors tell us that Verizon wireless is going to release very soon for its RAZR fan customers the RAZR MAXX, which features a number of improvements compared to its very close GSM relative: a distinctively bigger external LCD display (a very nice gesture from Verizon to show its care for the customers' needs) and an enhanced flash module.

Even if the picture which came together with the rumor isn't that conclusive to a trained eye able to distinguish certain things that are out of place (the strange gray color of the external screen, the curios color pick for the Verizon logo and the not so convincing image on the display), which possibly appeared because of the way the light reflects on the glossy black surface of the phone, or because some of us don't really "dig" the idea of a CDMA MAXX, I choose to believe the rumor any way because I like the idea too much to give it up that easy. Why shouldn't Verizon users enjoy an improved RAZR anyway? Anyone who pays for something deserves the best money can get, and this version of RAZR MAXX is, for the moment, the best RAZR choice Verizon's customers have.

Does any one of you wonder how has this improved MAXX appeared out of nowhere? Let me remember you about the rumors surrounding a leaked information from the Bluetooth certification website, an information saying that a Motorola mobile phone labeled "Ve", running on CDMA networks (any idea popping up?) and with Bluetooth connectivity (of course), passed the Bluetooth Group's tests. Could it be the same phone as the RAZR MAXX that rumors say Verizon will launch in the near future? I would even bet on this one if I would be a gambler :) !

But, not having any sure information at hand, for now, I suppose will just have to wait and see what this rumor will grow up as: a big fake picture that emerged from someone's photo editing program or as a release of the rumored Motorola Ve.