A Motorola cellular communications device, with EVDO and LTE 700MHz radios, Bluetooth, Wifi b/g/n, and inductive charging battery cover has cleared the FCC today. I can't say with 100 percent certainty, but this sounds like it could be only one thing -- the Motorola Droid Bionic.
There's not much to be gleaned from any FCC filing (see them at the source link) for most of us, but one interesting thing here is that the photos of the device and the user manual are under a confidentiality agreement that ends on August 7. You make what you will out of that, but I'm pretty certain that means we'll be seeing this one before that date. How soon before, is anyone's guess.
Source: FCC
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