Motorola is expected to launch its next talked-about mainstream phone called Moto X4 in Berlin this year. There is a new leak almost every...
Motorola is expected to launch its next talked-about mainstream phone called Moto X4 in Berlin this year. There is a new leak almost every second day on the phone but this time the leakster Evan Blass has something big to reveal. Blass has shared supposedly the final design of the Moto X4 on Twitter, showing off the upper part of the smartphone. Blass says that his previous leak was based on the "bad information" and the July render is not the final version of the phone.
The new render from Blass show the upper part of the device. The phone in question is seen sporting a metal built with glossy finish. The smartphone is seen sharing the frame with some promotional packing that reads metal and 3D glass. It also reads smart camera and IP68 certification hinting that the phone could be waterproof. Motorola's recently launched the Moto E4 Plus which is also splash proof.
Coming back to the Moto X4, the leak also hints of an unspecified AI integration in the phone. It is most likely that the phone could come with Google Assistant. The company started adding the support for Google Assistant since this year.
Moto X4 has been subjected to numerous leaks in the past also. The smartphone is expected to feature a 5.2-inch screen display and run on the latest Android 7.1.1 Nougat. The dual cameras at the back are rumoured to pack in a 12MP and 8MP sensors. There are also talks that the phone could sport a 16MP selfie shooter on the front.
The alleged Moto X4 is tipped to come with 64GB memory that's expandable via microSD card. There are chances that the phone could pack in a 3000mAh battery and be powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 630 processor paired with Adreno 508GPU. There are also talks that Moto X4 could come with a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor.
Motorola is bring back its X series which seemingly had died after the acquisition by Lenovo. Motorola after Google acquired it in 2013 and Moto X was the first that it started with.
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