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Leak: Front panel of upcoming Motorola Moto X+1

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Published On August 16, 2014 By Syamanth Sreejith
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Motorola's upcoming flagship smartphone is reportedly named as Moto X+1 and model name is allegedly dubbed as XT1097. Recently we saw it going through the graphics benchmarking solution, GFXBench, scoring some good numbers of frames both onscreen and offscreen. And now it seems like the people at Hellomotohk from Facebook have got their hands on with the new phone's front display unit or the outer glass panel.

 The looming Motorola smartphone has already been rumored to hold a slightly bigger screen from it's predecessor handset, the Motorola Moto X, which will be marking measures at 5.2-inches. We again got confirmation from GFXBench in our past article on the device to have the same screen, as leaked on the internet in the past. So, as you can see from the images attached both above and below, that the front display panel looks slightly bigger than the 4.7-inches Motorola made first generation and current flagship Moto X, in the side-by-side comparison, also showing us how big the new successor smartphone will be from it's present bellwether device, manufactured by Motorola Mobility (May get even bigger with the housing assembled).

 Accordingly, the impending Motorola's 2014 front runner was tipped to compensate front sided dual-speakers, which was introduced by Motorola on their lately announced Moto E, affordable handset, something like what HTC have been doing with their smartphones, for a while now. And with these images, to be more specific, from the below picture we can see the new panel that just made it's debut to the leaks tag has got large cut-outs to house the speakers on board, both at top and bottom sides. This may be an indication of Motorola's aim to enhance their custom audio experience for their upcoming hardware. The anonymous source for the leakster, hints them that Motorola will carry out a AMOLED panel for their yet to go official forerunner smartphone, in the same aforementioned screen measurements and a LCD display for the next gen Moto G smartphone, that's leaked to confine a 4.7-inches screen.

 Other than that, we can see a small hole for the front facing secondary camera on the right top side of the newly leaked screen panel and unlike the previous Motorola X branded smartphone, it looks like the Americans are planning to place their set sensors towards the center-top of the unit, (as seen from the last picture below), where it was well arranged on the sides of a present generation Moto X. That's it for now, we hope to see more of this in the coming days, as we are nearing the scheduled a Press Conference in Chicago, United States by the Lenovo owned Motorola on 4th of next month, where the whole tech world anticipates to see what the firm is bringing from their pipeline.


Source: Hellomotohk (Facebook)
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About author: Syamanth Sreejith

Syamanth is the Founder, Co-Owner Senior News Writer at THE PHONES GUIDE. He is a full-time media communications correspondent and mobile technology news writer and blogger, currently in charge of THE PHONES GUIDE, THE PHONES GUIDE BLOG and THE PHONES GUIDE on Medium.

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