An info sheet leaked from Verizon gives away some more information about the unannounced Motorola DROID Turbo 2, which is expected to be unveiled next Tuesday, October 27th. The sheet confirms that the phone will feature a shatterproof screen, and like the original model, the DROID Turbo 2 will give users up to 48 hours of battery life between charges.
There is an improvement to the rapid recharging as 15 minutes plugged into an outlet will now provide as much as 13 hours of battery life. The camera on back will still weigh in at 21MP, although we do expect some improvements to the specs (OIS, perhaps?). The front-facing snapper is getting a bump to 5MP, and takes wide angle selfies. And this time, there is a microSD slot on board, offering 2TB of expandable storage!
All of the official details will be released at Motorola's event next week. Between now and then, you should check in often to see if any new information or images have been leaked.
Leaked Verizon info sheet details more information on the DROID Turbo 2
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