Motorola DROID Bionic said by tester to have improved battery life

We are so sorry. We know that loyal readers have now been accustomed to seeing a new image of the Motorola DROID Bionic almost every evening before bedtime. Unfortunately, we did not have any new pictures of the phone to show off last night, but we do have one for you this morning, along with some cheerful news. No, we still don't have an official launch date and no, pricing of the eagerly awaited device has not been revealed. But a forum poster for Android Central who has managed to get his hands on the phone has said that he has been able to see improved battery life with the Motorola DROID Bionic. This is important because, as many of you know, the battery life on Android flavored phones has been less than stellar. We know one owner of the first-gen Motorola DROID who has three fully charged batteries with him at all times, not to mention that the unit is always plugged into the car charger when on the road.

According to the DROID Bionic tester, he has been able to get 15 hours on a single charge and that is with push email running and plenty of power hungry widgets on the screen. Of course, besides being an Android model, the Motorola DROID Bionic will have another mouth to feed with its LTE radio. Just another reason to look forward to this long awaited device

source: AndroidCentral