Right on the heels of the Motorola Droid X2 on Verizon release, now three training videos for the Motorola Droid 3 have been leaked. Get a good long look at it in this video that somehow found its way to YouTube.
Take a gander at its five-row slide-out keypad, 8-megapixel camera that implies 1080p video recording, and a rumored dual-core NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor like its predecessor the Droid X2.
The video is a tutorial to show Droid 3 owners how to use their new smartphones, but as you can see, it's made clear that this is not the final version of its software.
As for the phone itself, it looks just as relatively design-free as the Droid X2, except now it's even uglier, with a tacked-on keyboard hanging off the bottom. Well, even that awkward mashup is an improvement over the Droid X2, which in my opinion resembles a rubberized doorstop.
The video must have been released "accidentally on purpose," or else we wouldn't be able to watch it right now. Just in case, peek at that video above and the following couple of clips while you can, because maybe Motorola is not aware that they've been posted yet and could soon banish them from YouTube.