So we know that thanks to an ad, Motorola’s Moto X smartphone will be customizable to a certain extent, and it seems that along with that, it is possible that the Moto X will not be known as a “Droid” device if and when it arrives on Verizon’s network. This is according to the folks at The Verge who were told by their sources that the phone will remain as the Moto X even if it were to arrive on Verizon. In the past Motorola devices that have made its way onto Verizon’s network have borne the “Droid” moniker, such as the Droid RAZR, Droid RAZR Maxx, and even the Droid Ultra which was recently outed on Motorola’s official landing page. Of course given the upcoming Droid Ultra range of handsets, Verizon’s relationship with Motorola is definitely not over, and we guess Motorola really wants to distinguish its Moto X from the rest by making sure it retains its name. Either way take it with a grain of salt for now, but with an announcement possibly coming up in the next few weeks, we’ll definitely be keeping our eyes and ears peeled.