According to David Schuster, who is Motorola Mobility's Senior Director of Software Product Management, it’s going to be “a few more weeks” before “the 2012 Droid family” will get KitKat. Reportedly, Motorola has “made great progress” with the updates - thus, with a bit of luck, users could start seeing update notifications before the end of April.
All three Droids ran Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich at launch, so it’s nice to see they'll be receiving KitKat. We’ll report back when the updates are actually rolling out.
At the moment, only the Droid Razr M can still be purchased at Verizon (at least online). The other two handsets have been replaced by the newer Droid Ultra and Droid Maxx.
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