Motorola released the Android powered Droid Pro in the San Franscico event this week. The device have QWERY keypad and is designed to take on Research In Motion’s Blackberry smartphones.  Motorola expects that new Droid Pro will replace the Blackberry phones in the enterprise community in all over the world.

Motorola Mobility CEO, Sanjay Jha reportedly said that business users will ditch the Blackberry phones for the better alternative.  Droid Pro comes with 5 mega-pixel camera with dual LED flash. The phone has Android 2.2 as default OS and 2GB on-board memory.

Google recently started to add business features including Exchange Support, Improved Security, and Global Address Lists look-up to lure the business users to use Android OS based phones.

The question that if Blackberry can be replaced in the business world remains unanswered. We might get the answer with Droid Pro release.