Motorola has unveiled the new Milestone 2 last week, a clear successor to the first generation Motorola Milestone . Milestone 2 is the re-badge of Verizon’s Droid 2 smartphone in the US that running on CDMA. If you already know Droid 2, it is pretty much the same smartphone externally and internally, except the network stuff, GSM vs CDMA.
Milestone 2 is going to be shipped with Android 2.2, so upgrade shouldn’t be a concern here. Motoblur is now the default UI enhancement, and that’s includes Milestone 2. The same 1Ghz OMCA SOC processor is still there along with 512MB of RAM, 5 megapixel camera and 8GB of internal storage. Adobe Flash is already installed, so this is another Android’s flash ready smartphone (be aware that some test report Flash perform badly).
One feature that Droid 2 user will envy is the inclusion of 3G mobile hotspot in Milestone 2 which able to connect up to 5 WiFi enabled devices. Milestone 2 will available in Europe beginning Q4 2010. No word when it will available in Asia. More Milestone spec is below.
Key MILESTONE 2 features include:
- 1Ghz processor now with 802.11n support
- 3G mobile hotspot – connect up to five other Wi-Fi devices
- Latest version of MOTOBLUR
- Adobe Flash Player 10.1
- Multi-touch, pinch to zoom, double tap zoom
- 720p HD video capture and playback
- 5MP imager with dual LED flash
- Up to 40GB of memory
- 3.5mm audio jack
- Enterprise Exchange support
- Improved design; more spacious QWERTY keyboard including larger keys and better tactility
- DLNA / WiFi / Bluetooth® 2.1 connectivity
Additional functionality and apps include:
- Full suite of the Google applications: Google Search, Google Maps with Latitude and Street View, Gmail, YouTube, and Google Talk™
- Unified Google and Exchange Contacts
- Navigation: GPS, Google Maps, E-Compass Latitude
- Email Support: IMAP/POP3, Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Corporate Sync, Push Email
- Quick Office document viewer
- IM Support: Google Talk
- Calendar: Exchange, Calendar
source Motorola





