Remember the Motorola Titanium mobile phone that was in the news during the early days of May?  Well, the device has made an appearance again. This time around, we hear the handset is set for release on July 24 on the Sprint network. In case you are keen to know what’s on the tag, Sprint will be offering the rugged Titanium for $150 price on a two-year contract

Guys at SprintFeed have got hold of a leaked flyer and the details come courtesy of that. The device is said to be coming with military-spec 810G ruggedness certification and push-to-talk iDEN network support.

Features that the phone will boast of include a QWERTY keyboard and a 3.1-inch screen. Pre-loaded with Google Android 2.1 OS, the device will be offered along with a 2GB microSD memory card.

Other prominent specs include a five megapixel camera that would boast capabilities of snapping up 720p quality video.

What we like about the device is its ability to withstand extreme weather conditions. That means you can flaunt the device even in conditions that are awfully troublesome. The device has been conditioned to withstand dust, shock, vibration, extreme temperatures, low pressure, and even solar radiation!

July 24^th isn’t far off. We suggest you be ready with your $150 so that you pick one as soon as Sprint brings the device to  stores.