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Motorola Atrix 2 peeks out (again) from the wild, destined for AT&T faux G?

Now that the tidal wave of Bionic hype has crashed upon Verizon’s shore, it is time to focus our anticipation on Moto’s other beast phone — the Atrix 2 . Leaked shots of the AT&T-branded update came to light this past July, giving us a glimpse of its Blur-ified UI and a few tentative specs. Well, we still haven’t any official confirmation that these new images over on BGR are the genuine sequel, however the details are lining up with what we all know. Purportedly, this handset refresh isn’t a member of AT&T’s new LTE brigade , although that may really well change. Expect a dual-core setup, 8 megapixel camera with 1080p video capture and Gingerbread 2.3.5 baked-in. Rumor has it the orange-colored carrier intends to ship this before year’s end , but will it’s enough to sway you from this ?

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