The folks at iFixit have cracked open Motorola's third-generation Droid phone, the Droid 3, which quietly launched through Verizon Wireless earlier this month.
The team found major improvements from the Droid and Droid 2, like a Qualcomm MDM6600 chip also found in the CDMA iPhone 4, a 1-GHz Texas Instrument OMAP 4430 dual-core processor found in the BlackBerry PlayBook, SanDisk built-in flash memory, and, unlike Verizon's other CDMA-based phones, a SIM card slot for use as a world phone. Indeed, Verizon advertises the Droid 3 as a "global ready" phone that can be used in
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