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Lenovo announces free global warranty extension through May 31 as well amid Coronavirus pandemic


Lenovo has also announced free global warranty extension to all customers who own Lenovo/Motorola smartphones, as well as Lenovo PCs, tablets, smart home devices, augmented/virtual reality devices, monitors and accessories whose warranties end between the dates of March 15 and April 30, 2020. The decision comes in regard to the ongoing novel Coronavirus situation, and the extension period will be for 75 days, until May 31, 2020.

 Read more at Lenovo StoryHub

Motorola will offer extended global warranty to customers till March 31 due to COVID-19


Motorola Support took their official Twitter handle to announce that the company will offer their customers with Lenovo-Motorola smartphones a global warranty extension till May 31, 2020 on all devices and in-box accessories, whose warranties expire during the lock down period between March 15 and April 30, amid Coronavirus situation and it's continuing widespread around countries.

 See more at Motorola Support (Twitter)

Motorola announced the latest Moto G8 Power Lite for $182


Motorola announced their latest Moto G8 Power Lite smartphone and will be made available in Mexico and Germany in the coming days, retailing with an affordable price tag around 182.60 USD. The phone will offer middle-ranged internals with a large 5000mAh powered battery, 6.5" Max Vision display and 16MP triple camera system on the rear. You can expect the roll-out of this smartphone to Latin America, Europe, Asia and Australia in the upcoming weeks.

 Read more at motorola official blog

Motorola Edge+ leaks in some new press renders


Thanks to the Evan Blass of @evleaks from Twitter, we have a new set of leaked press renders showing off what is believed to be Motorola's latest flagship smartphone, expected to arrive sometime soon. The newly leaked images glory the smartphone in two different colors, in a shade of dark blue and another in a red burgundy hue. We can clearly see the phone featuring the curved waterfall display on the front with a punch hole style secondary sensor and a fairly large triple camera module around the back wearing the 108MP labeling above the two unknown sensors and the dual-tone LED flash light. And if the lockscreen displayed on the phones here mean anything, we maybe looking forward to date, April 3 for an event from the Americans, where they will most likely take the wraps off their next generation frontrunner smartphone formally.

Source: Evan Blass (Twitter)

Motorola announced latest Moto e6s


Motorola have introduced their latest addition to the Moto e lineup of middle-ranged smartphones, the all new Moto e6s. The phone features standard primary dual camera sensors on the rear, water drop style notch display, a water-repellent design, and is said to offer everything a consumer needs at a price they all love. The phone has already made it's appearance on Motorola's website for United Kingdom, and ships in choices of Peacock Blue and Sunrise Red color options. The manufacturer have promised us to bring the handset to selected countries of Latin America, Europe and Asia in the coming weeks as well. The phone tots a 6.1" Max Vision HD+ IPS display, a MediaTek Helio P22 processor bundled with 2GB RAM/32GB expandable flash storage, dual main cameras consisting of a 13MP lens and a 5MP secondary sensor housed in the front notch, dedicated fingerprint reader, a 3000mAh battery that supports 5W charging and runs Android's version 9 Pie.

 Source: motorola official blog

Motorola may have a brand new smartphone in line, hits Geekbench with name One Mid


A new Android 10-running Motorola-branded smartphone has gone up live on Geekbench's cross-platform processor benchmarking application earlier today, named One Mid. The phone scored single-core score of 2534 and multi-core score of 6961 on Geekbench. Furthermore the handset is confirmed to run an unknown Qualcomm processor under the hood, with an Octa-Core CPU clocked at 1.80GHz and 6GB of RAM. Considering the scores, we believe this to be a middle-ranged smartphone from Motorola, however it is still unclear when the company will launch the device and what will be the name their final product, but we will keep you posted with all the details in the future.

 Source: Geekbench Browser

Motorola announces Moto G8 in Brazil


Motorola refreshed a new phone to the series of their latest Moto G lineup of devices in Brazil, going official with all new Moto G8 Android-running smartphone. The brand new launch from the American telecommunication company will be joined by it's elder siblings Moto G Power and Moto G Stylus that made it's debut recently from North America as well as the Moto G8 Plus and Moto G8 Play that was unveiled back in October 2019. We have already seen the smartphone appear in a few leaked renders in the past, and now with official words coming in from the manufacturer we see the exact same device from the previous reports make a formal premiere in the Federative Republic of Brazil

 The smartphones falls in line with it's siblings considering the overall appearance of the handset, bringing a punch hole style front facing camera on the front 6.4" High Definition Plus Max Vision display, a triple camera module on the rear side isolating it's dedicated Macro Vision sensor that offers 5x closer view, from the three other optics aligned vertically. You will be treated to a 16MP fast-focusing main camera with large 1.12µm pixel size and f/1.7 aperture, along with an ultra wide camera with 118° field of view, f/2.2 aperture and 2.0µm pixel size. The back also feature a dedicated fingerprint reader with the manufacturer's logo branding and packs a 4000mAh powered battery unit to power you through the day, designed to go upto 40 hours on a single charge. The phone will embrace a Qualcomm Snapdragon 665 Octa-Core processor under the hood with advanced AI processing capabilities, coupled with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of on board internal storage space, that is further expandable via a microSD card slot upto 512GB. The phone will bring exclusive Moto Experiences with the new Moto Gametime,
This exclusive software feature maximizes your gaming experience and makes it more immersive than ever by blocking interruptions to help you keep your head in the game.
Motorola Moto G8 is built on a water-repellent design that will keep the smartphone protected inside and out from splashes and is powered by bloatware-free and ultra-clean version of Android's latest OS 10. The smartphone is currently available in Brazil and is promised to ship soon to Europe, Latin America, Asia and Australia in the following weeks. The 64GB model in White Prism and Capri Blue shade is now selling online via Motorola's official webstore in Brazil for a price of 248.09 USD with 12% off from it's original price tag as an introductory offer.

 Source: motorola official blog

Motorola Moto G8 Power Lite leaks in new high definition press renders


Motorola originally announced the Motorola G Power back in North America last month along with the Moto G Stylus, and now it looks like the manufacturer is possibly looking forward to a more affordable refresh for the smartphones with a Lite version coming sometime soon from the American-based telecommunications company. Today courtesy of Roland Quandt, the writer from WinFuture, we see a few high definition renders of an upcoming Android smartphone from Motorola, reportedly named as the Moto G8 Power Lite.

 However in terms of appearance, we anticipate to see Motorola soon introduce their next in line Moto G8 Power Lite to the company's existing lineup of Moto G devices with a punch hole style display and a triple camera module on the back that sports a textured or designed finish rear panel. Speaking about more details, the punch hole style cutout for the secondary front facing camera is positioned on the top left corner of the smartphone with a display panel that tots decent bezels around the screen like the previously launched Moto G Power and Moto G Stylus. Coming to the back side, the phone again looks much similar to it's higher-end siblings already out, featuring a primary camera arrangement that isolates one lens away from the two other optics and the LED flash light, that's aligned vertically under the main sensor. We also find a dedicated fingerprint reader placed on the center of the phone's rear side with Motorola's "M" branding, alongside the controls for the volume and power set to the right side of the device and the SIM card slot kept on the left side. On the bottom, from left to right we can see the 3.5mm headphone jack, a port presumably for microUSB skipping the USB Type-C connectivity, microphone hole followed by the speaker grills.

 The phone itself is looks to be made out of the standard polycarbonate construction, making the handset more cost-efficient for the budget-friendly markets. Keeping the past rumors in mind we expect to the phone to come out of the box with a MediaTek Helio P35 SoC with Octa-Core ARM Cortex-A53 CPU and a considerably large 5000mAh powered battery unit on board. That's all we got for you now, but we will keep you posted with more details as we come across.
Source: Roland Quandt (Twitter)

Motorola announces Moto G Power and Moto G Stylus in North America


Two days we saw the Motorola Moto G8, Moto G8 Power and Moto G Stylus trio leak in new press renders hinting towards a MWC launch later this month, as the manufacturer have already scheduled their Mobile World Congress event on February 23. And to our surprise, the Americans have decided to introduced the world their all new middle-ranged Android-powered Moto G Power and Moto G Stylus smartphones officially in the stateside and in Canada. The phones have launched early in celebration of selling 100 million Moto G smartphones around the world. In regard, unlike the past leaks and rumors, Motorola decided to drop the number "8" from the title of their new devices, calling them the Moto G Power and Moto G Stylus. We haven't really heard anything about the vanilla Moto G phone that made it to the leaks in the past, but could have possibly been reserved for the upcoming MWC event or for specific economic markets. However there are some changes in the final design the Moto G Power's aesthetics when compared it with the previous renders, like the placement of the LED flashlight and camera optics.

 So the brand new Motorola made Moto G Power brings you industry-leading 5000mAh powered battery that highlights 3 days of power on a single charge for all the juice you need, along with the fully-customizable Moto Display and Moto Actions, immersive gaming experience, while the Moto G Stylus brings a dedicated built-in stylus pen to express yourself with creativity like never before, offering users with precise control over the phone's screen. Both the phones will trait dual stereo speakers tuned by Dolby and a water-repellent design.

 For products availability and pricing information, the Moto G Power's universally unlocked models will be sold in the United States starting this spring from Best Buy, B&H Photo, Walmart and through Amazon.com. The device will arrive eventually on Verizon Wireless, U.S. Cellular, Consumer Cellular, Republic Wireless and Xfinity Mobile with a tag of MSRP $249.99. The phone will ship to Canada, beginning from spring and will be available from Vidéotron and at all Freedom Mobile retail stores across the country.

 The Moto G Stylus will go up for grabs in US and Canada along with the Moto G Power, again from the forthcoming spring, priced at MSRP $299.99, sold via Best Buy, B&H Photo, Walmart and online through Amazon. In the near future the handset will make it to Verizon Wireless, Metro by T-Mobile and Republic Wireless as well. In Canada, Vidéotron will be in charge of marketing the product. You may register for the Moto G Power here and for Moto G Stylus here from US.

 Motorola Moto G Power
  • Processor - Qualcomm Snapdragon 665 SoC.
  • Screen - 6.4" punch hole style Full High Definition Plus IPS "Max Vision Moto Display featuring Peek Display, Attentive Display" panel with an aspect ratio of 19.17:9. The screen-to-body ratio is 88% with AA-TP (Active Area-Touch Panel), packed in a resolution of 2300 x 1080 at 399 pixels-per-inch. 
  • RAM - 4GB.
  • ROM - 64GB (expandable via microSD card slot upto 512GB).
  • Primary Camera (Rear) - Triple camera module with 16MP primary lens at aperture f/1.7 and 1.12μm pixel size, a 2MP macro lens with an aperture of f/2.2 and 1.75μm sized pixel, capable of minimum 2 centimeters focus distance. There is another 8MP ultra wide angle lens with f/2.2 aperture and 1.12μm pixel size, also attributing 118-degrees worth field of view.
  • Secondary Camera (Front) - 16MP selfie camera with f/2.0 aperture and 1μm pixel size with Quad Pixel technology.
  • Other Camera Features - Shot optimization, auto smile capture, gesture selfie, smart composition, HDR mode, active photos, manual mode, portrait mode, portrait lighting, cutout, macro mode, spot color, cinemagraph, panorama mode, live filter, high-res zoom, RAW image output, best shot, Google Lens integration, face beauty, group selfie, macro video, slow motion video, timelapse video, hyperlapse video, as well as UHD video recording at 30 frames-per-second with electronic video stabilization. Front camera is can shoot videos at FHD resolution under 120 frames-per-second.
  • Battery - 5000mAh powered battery 10W rapid charging.
  • Connectivity - USB Type-C port, Bluetooth version 5.0, WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n/a/ac, 4G LTE single-SIM, 3.5mm headphone jack, GPS, AGPS, LTEPP, SUPL,GLONASS and Galileo.
  • Sensors - Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Proximity, Ambient Light and Sensor Hub.
  • Fingerprint Reader - Positioned on the back.
  • Operating System - Android's version 10.
  • Body - 6000 series aluminum.
  • Speaker - Dual stereo speakers tuned by Dolby.
  • Dimensions - 159.85 x 75.84 x 9.63 millimeters.
  • Weight - 199 grams.
  • Colors - Smoke Black
Motorola Moto G Stylus


  • Processor - Qualcomm Snapdragon 665.
  • Screen - 6.4" punch hole style Full High Definition Plus IPS "Max Vision Moto Display featuring Peek Display, Attentive Display" panel atan aspect ratio of 19.17:9. The screen-to-body ratio comes in at 89% with AA-TP (Active Area-Touch Panel), packed in a resolution of 2300 x 1080 at 399 pixels-per-inch.
  • RAM - 4GB.
  • ROM - 128GB (expandable via microSD card slot upto 512GB).
  • Primary Camera (Rear) - Triple camera module, consisting 48MP main sensor at f/1.7 aperture and 1.6μm pixel size, featuring Quad Pixel technology. A 2MP macro lens with aperture f/2.2 and minimum focus distance 2 centimeters. A 16MP action camera again with Quad Pixel technology, f/2.2 aperture and 2.0μm sized pixel. Lastly a dedicated laser autofocus ToF sensor to the bottom.
  • Secondary Camera (Front) - 16MP front facer with f/2.0 aperture and 1μm pixel size.
  • Other Camera Features - Shot optimization, auto smile capture, gesture selfie, smart composition, HDR mode, active photos, manual mode, portrait mode, portrait lighting, cutout, macro mode, spot color, cinemagraph, panorama mode, live filter, high-res zoom, RAW photo output, best shot, Google Lens integration, face beauty, group selfie, macro video, slow motion video, timelapse video, hyperlapse video, Ultra High Definition video recording at 30 frames-per-second and electronic video stabilization. Front sensor is capable of recording videos at FHD resolution at 120 frames-per-second.
  • Battery - 4000mAh powered battery 10W rapid charging.
  • Connectivity - USB Type-C port, Bluetooth version 5.0, WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n/a/ac, 4G LTE single SIM, 3.5mm headphone jack, GPS, AGPS, LTEPP, SUPL,GLONASS and Galileo.
  • Sensors - Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Proximity, Ambient Light and Sensor Hub.
  • Fingerprint Reader - Positioned on the back.
  • Operating System - Android's version 10.
  • Body - 6000 series aluminum.
  • Speaker - Dual stereo speakers tuned by Dolby.
  • Dimensions - 158.55 x 75.8 x 9.2 millimeters.
  • Weight - 192 grams.
  • Colors - Mystic Indigo

Motorola Moto G8, Moto G8 Power and Moto G Stylus leaks in new renders


Motorola's forthcoming smartphones from Moto G8 series along with their Moto G Stylus leaks once again ahead of their MWC announcement, scheduled for February 23, the day before the official take-off of Mobile World Congress event, at 7:00 PM (local time) from Barcelona, Spain. In the past we have already brought you the Moto G8 and the Moto G Stylus smartphones, making their first appearance is some leaked press renders, and later the G Stylus surfacing in a few real life images captured in the wild, getting to our hands via our Mexican sources. It is worth bringing to your notice that, we are showing you the Moto G Power and the rear side of the Moto G Stylus for the first time, revealing their front display panel and the primary camera module of the smartphones, respectively.

 At first glace, the three devices shown off in the above image leaked by the notorious leakster, Evan Blass from Twitter leaves us no clue to differentiate these models from each other except for the color option they are displayed in. But if we believe the naming order mentioned by the tipster in his newest tweet, the phone on the left should be the Moto G8, the phone we see in the center has to be the Moto G8 Power and lastly, the smartphone on the right side must be the Moto G Stylus hiding the stylus attachment, painted in a shade of blue. The placement of the power switch and volume buttons along with the positioning of their fingerprint readers and the camera lenses arrangements look exactly the same from each other at a far distance, but when zoomed in, we were able to find two difference in these three models incoming from the Americans, that's expected in terms of their main cameras and display sizes.

 So when taking the previous reports in regard, we anticipate the vanilla Moto G8 to carry a comparatively smaller display of 6.39" and only a triple camera setup, as the bottom lens is presumably for laser autofocus functionality, while the Moto G8 Power and G Stylus are likely to arrive with maybe a slightly larger display panel and quad camera modules. Seemingly, all these phones have a similar fashion of isolating their first camera lens away from the three sensors, aligned vertically to the top left corner of the devices. The circular biometrics scanner on the back comes with Motorola's "M" branding and from the front, all three phones attribute a single punch hole style display with minimal amount of bezels on all fours sides.

 Source: Evan Blass (Twitter)

Motorola Moto G8 leaks, here are the details


Motorola have already confirmed to bring their latest flagship smartphone at the company's scheduled MWC press conference on February 23, at 7:00 PM (local time) in Barcelona, Spain. And now, in the meanwhile we see a new leak reported by the folks at 91mobiles, showing off the latest and upcoming alleged Motorola Moto G8 smartphone, making it's way from industry sources. When considering the internal specs and other details that came along today, we don't hope this to be any higher than a middle-ranged Android phone that will join Moto G8 Plus and Moto G8 Play in sales. Recently we even saw a new purported phone from the same brand make rounds on the web with a stylus pen, which is also likely to end up at Motorola's MWC show floor next month.

 So, looking at the back of the newly leaked device here, the phone looks to fall in line with the previously announced Motorola One Macro, that was launched in October, 2019 with a similar layout for the rear camera sensors and fingerprint reader. From the front, the forthcoming Moto G8 will be the first smartphone from the G series to arrive with a punch hole style front facing secondary snapper. The bezels around the display looks to be thick, like the Motorola One handset from the past, also packing a relatively broad chin on the bottom of the panel. Apart from that, the device will carry a 3.5mm headphone jack on the top with a secondary microphone hole and will have it's hardware buttons for volume and power controls positioned on the right side of the unit. The phone will even trait rounds corner around the edges and triple camera arrangement, with one lens isolated from three other sensors on a separate module, alongside an LED flashlight in terms of it's design aesthetics. On the bottom the speaker grills and the possible USB Type-C port are somewhat visible as well. Motorola Moto G8 is anticipated to launch in White and Blue shades, with a textured finish.

 In for leaked internal specifications of the device, we should expect to see a 6.39" High Definition Plus LCD display at 720 x 1560 resolution pixels, housing an 8MP front facing camera with f/2.0 aperture. The phone should be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 665 AIE processor, bundled with 2GB, 3GB or 4GB of RAM, and 32GB or 64GB of internal storage space. As for the camera department, the triple camera optics on the back will treat you to a 16MP main lens at aperture of f/1.7, a 2MP sensor for macro shots capturing at f/2.2 aperture and an 8MP 118-degree ultra wide angle lens with f/2.2 aperture, the last sensor we see is presumably for laser autofocus functionality. Lastly, the phone may ship with a 4000mAh battery, integrated with 10W fast charging technology.

 Source: 91mobiles

Motorola One Hyper makes it's official debut


Finally after hearing and seeing enough rumors and leaks about the smartphone, we have the phone making it's official appearance from the American multinational telecommunications company. The Lenovo owned Motorola has finally launched the One Hyper Android version 10 smartphone in Brazil as expected earlier.

The phone will be available in the Federative Republic of Brazil and in the United States, retailing for a price of $399.99 (unlocked), coming to all major US networks like AT&T and T-Mobile, unfortunately the device will not be compatible with CDMA carriers like Verizon or Sprint. The smartphone will be sold in Deep Sea Blue color option right now and will soon be seen in the Amber Red (that leaked earlier) and Fresh Orchid colors options. Unlike we heard in the past reports, the new smartphone will come out of the box with slightly larger a 6.5” Full High Definition Plus screen, what the manufacturer calls the Total Vision display, at 19:9 aspect ratio. The phone will trait a Qualcomm Snapdragon 675 Octa-Core processor with powerful AI capabilities, coupled by 4 gigs of RAM and 128GB of expandable internal storage space.

From the camera department you are being offered a primary shooter of 64MP AI supported ultra high resolution lens featuring a 1/1.7" sensor with 0.8µm pixels and aperture worth f/1.8, there is also an 8MP ultra wide angle lens that can capture at 118 degrees. The One Hyper will also record videos in 2160p resolution at 30 frames-per-second and 1080p videos at 60 frames-per-second, even packing a laser auto focusing sensor. From the front the phone will bring along the company's first ever pop-up selfie camera housing a 32MP sensor that highlights to offer some of the best low light photography with 4x light sensitivity​ embracing Motorola's Quad Pixel technology, that basically combines four pixels into one, increasing the camera light sensitivity and decreasing the visual noise in the images.

On the back you are also getting a dedicated fingerprint scanner along with a ring-like notification light around the sensor. Other than that, you are also receiving realistic surround sound with Dolby Audio and water resistance for better protection. The new Motorola banded smartphone will be powered by a 4000mAh battery that is capable of 45W Hyper Charging technology.

Source: Motorola

Motorola apparently teasing the arrival of Hyper One in Brazil


We have been hearing about Motorola's Hyper One smartphone for a while and with this new teaser out on Twitter we can almost confirm that the phone maker is preparing for the launch of this anticipated device soon. The new purported image from the American's made it to the internet from a tipster on Twitter, where the shared post looks to be an official teaser of Motorola's launch event that is likely to take pace in Brazil next month. As we can see here the launch event for the new smartphone is scheduled on December 3, where Motorola is expected to take the stage and introduce the world their all new Hyper One, the rumored and leaked handset from Motorola featuring it's first pop-up selfie camera and notch-free display. Though some of the other information have been blurred out for some reason.

Earlier we already saw and heard a lot on this forthcoming smartphone from Motorola circulate on the web and if these previously leaked details are to be taken for granted then we will see a phone coming out of the box with a 6.39” Full High Definition Plus IPS display, Qualcomm Snapdragon 675 processor, 4GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage space. In the camera department we may get to see a 32MP front facing pop-up selfie camera on the right top with a 64MP primary sensor on the back coupled with an 8MP depth sensing lens.
Source: Sudhanshu Ambhore (Twitter) 

New patent filing claims Motorola Razr 2 maybe in works & will feature touch sensors on sides


Motorola recently launched their new age foldable Razr smartphone and won our hearts at Los Angeles. Following the recent announcement of their latest Android powered handset with the ingenious foldable clamshell design and flexible display from the Americans, the company seems to be all pumped up and ready for testing some prototypes of a successor model to the 2019 Razr. 

The manufacturer have filed a new patent with US USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office) and WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization) according to LETSGODIGITAL, for what looks to be like their next generation Motorola Razr smartphone or so-called Razr 2. As of now there are no such reports that claims the firm to be already working on a next-in-line handset but interestingly, the phone filed on the listing above and below not only features a foldable flexible display but it also embraces touch sensitive sides as well. The device supposedly makes room for a total of eight touch sensors on either sides of the handset with four on each side that said to be capable of performing 20 different functions and swipe gestures controls. We also read that the patent was approved on November 21, 2019, and 13 functions and gestures out of 20 an be performed when device is folded open and remaining 7 in folded close position. Called the Cumulative Sensor Mode, when folded close the sensors above the folding crease come exactly parallel to the sensors below the folding line, which enables these touch controls on these two sensors perform in a combined manner.

The device is also seen carrying a integrated fingerprint reader embedded on the screen for biometric protection. We are yet to receive more information regarding Motorola's plans on the future of Razr 2.

It seems like Google Shamu's prototype is caught on camera



From the past several weeks we have been hearing about Google's next flagship smartphone, the so-called Nexus 6 or Nexus X, also codenamed as Google Shamu, that is allegedly being manufactured by the Lenovo owned telecommunications equipment corporation Motorola Mobility. Couple of days back we even saw how the device is going to look like from the perspective of the folks at 9TO5Google.

 To provide addition reliability to the source, now we have an XDA-Developers member up with a real life purported image of a Nexus 6 handset, that's exactly matching the Press render we showed you the past day. The new phone here arrived with the label "Shamu", and sticker wordings reading, "DESIGNED BY MOTOROLA". The device in Black shade is kept aside facing back sided and being compared to an AT&T version of LG made G3 smartphone, where the newly surfaced handset or the proclaimed next generation Nexus smartphone looks pretty larger than the 5.5-inched LG front runner. We are not sure whether this is the final design of the phablet or the device here is an initial prototype. But what can confirm at the point is that, the next bellwether from Google will be a second generation Moto X lookalike, which will also carry out the soft-touch plastic on the back, which is similar to the current LG manufactured Nexus 5, also we see the metal frame construction around the phone as rumored earlier, which is adding more touch of premium feel to the device, as well as making it look like the new Moto X's larger sibling. We can again spot the primary camera lens around the back top side with their fresh depiction of ring LED flash light, with the Motorola branded hardware button positioned below it.

 As far as it's reportedly rumored and leaked internals are concerned, the upcoming Nexus X should go official with a Quad-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 processor, speeding at 2.7GHz, an Adreno 420 Graphics Processing Unit, 5.92-inches of Quad High Definition or 2K (2560 x 1440) resolution screen of 498 pixels-per-inch display to be precise, 32 gigabytes of built-in storage option, three gigabytes of Random Access Memory, 13 megapixels primary camera on the back, that can record videos at 4K Ultra High Definition, a two megapixels front facing secondary snapper, 3,200mAh powered battery and running stock Android's latest L built based on 64-bit architecture out of the box.

 Source: XDA-Developers

Is this how Motorola made Nexus 6 or Google Shamu is going to look like?



As we had already written in our previous articles, allegedly Google and Motorola are closely developing and working on a new Nexus smartphone, reportedly named as the new Nexus X or the Nexus 6, that is internally codenamed as the Google Shamu. Yesterday we got to see a brand new Press render of the upcoming Motorola Google partnered smartphone, which is pretty identical to the new generation Moto X smartphone, announced earlier this month, thanks to the folks at 9TO5Google for providing us with a new mocked-up Press image, based on the device itself, along with some details on what's yet to go official from the American multinational companies, Google and Motorola, up next. The purported handset have already made it's rounds in a few leaks in the past, which came all the way from GFXBench, AnTuTu's benchmarking database, and we have also ran down our eyes over it's purportedly surfaced internals specifications. As reported by the source, we don't see any indication of Google's Nexus branding on the phone from the above scaled render, accordingly it's written to be a design, that's still yet to be finalized.

 Even though the smartphone we just saw exactly resembles the new Motorola made Moto X, we see some noticeable changes in the design of the handset. First and foremost, we see the the device having it's volume up and down rockers along with the power switch have been moved down towards more center of it's right side, when it's compared to an original Moto X. The re-position of these button are done in order to the easy handling the device with a larger display of 5.92-inch panel, unlike the 2014 Moto X which went official with a 5.2-inches screen size. Other than that, all the other interfaces like the microphone, headphone jack, SIM card slot and the camera with the ring flash LED are all positioned in the very same place as before. It is also read that, the forthcoming Nexus device will be featuring the same aluminum frame construction around the unit chassis alike the new aforementioned Motorola phone, attributing more premiumness.

 Now for it's fresh list of internals, as far as we have understood, the impending Nexus X of the Google Shamu will come down the hill with a Quad-Core Qualcomm APQ8084 Snapdragon 805 processor running at 2.7GHz, with an Adreno 420 Graphics Processing Unit, an above mentioned 5.92-inches of Quad High Definition or 2K (2560 x 1440) resolution screen of 498 pixels-per-inches display, 32 gigabytes of built-in storage option, three gigabytes of Random Access Memory, 13 megapixels primary camera on the back, that can shoot 4K Ultra High Definition videos and a two megapixels front facing secondary snapper. There is going to be a 3,200mAh powered battery and runs Android's L release straight out of the box, based on 64-bit architecture, which will be more powerful in it's performance. Lastly, 9TO5Google hints us towards the month of October for an official announcement of the talked about smartphone and the device will be making it's retail appearance by the beginning of November. Anyways, what ever said or seen above is not just yet confirmed, so we recommend you to take this specific news with a pinch of salt.

 Source: 9TO5Google

Motorola goes official with the new Moto G



Motorola's best selling smartphone, Moto G, announced back in last year finally gets a revamped version, coming in line of announcements the company made, hours back at their Press Conference in Chicago, United States. So, after their next generation Moto X, we have the Lenovo owned American smartphone maker going official with the latest addition of Moto G handset, which is a well build successor, incorporating a great amount of improvements from it's predecessor phone.

 So, Motorola surely have listened to what their buys are asking for, as it seems like the United States based smartphone manufacturer have designed the new smartphone taking in all the reviews, complaints and suggestions of their customers for the previous Moto G model, where the company this time around unveils the brand new handset with a asked for larger screen size, improved camera pixels, expandable storage option and louder front-sided speakers. The phone yet, resembles their previous model's design with the polycarbonate construction, which is on of the center spot for making this guy so affordable in the markets, and alike the precursor smartphone Moto G, the new phone will to feature swappable back covers in a number of attractive color options. 

 Talking specs of the new Motorola made Moto G, we will have a Quad-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor, running at 1.2GHz, an Adreno 305 Graphics Processing Unit, five-inches High Definition screen of IPS technology with 1280 x 720 resolution display, marked at 294 pixels-per-inch, that is protected with third generation Corning Gorilla Glass, eight and 16 gigabytes of internal storage options (expandable via microSD card slot up to only 32GB), one gigabyte of Random Access Memory, eight megapixels primary camera around the back with 4x digital zoom, auto-HDR and LED flash light, a two megapixels front facer, Bluetooth 4.0, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, GSM/GPRS/EDGE and UMTS/HSPA+ connectivity support, also offered in a dual-SIM version, bringing in the new dual stereo front-sided speakers, a non-removable 2,070mAh powered battery and runs Android's version 4.4.4 KitKat out of the box, upgradable to Android L. The new Moto G is measured at 70.7 x 141.5 x 6.0-11.0 millimeters in curved dimensions and weighs about 149 grams.

 The phone will start it's sales ride around the countries including, United States, India, Brazil, France, Spain, Germany and United Kingdom, beginning today for a reasonably priced tag of 179 United States Dollars. Motorola also promises us to make their new affordable smartphone available in more countries and carriers by the end of 2014.

Motorola announces the new Moto X



Motorola has announced their latest flagship first-rate smartphone and their 2013 Moto X successor handset, at the company's Press Conference in Merchandise Mart building, Chicago, United States, moments back. The American company's new smartphone is named as the new Moto X, which will come sporting a number of improvements and upgrades in both of it's internal specifications and in the build hardware, when compared to their predecessor smartphone. The new Motorola Moto X will have it's frame made out of aluminium construction as rumored in the past, where the metal adds more premium finish to the smartphone's design with the new back covers, that is fabricated in luxurious Horween leather material. The phone's back plates will also be available in variety of natural wood options from, which is certified by the Forest Stewardship Council.

 The company also announced a new range of premium Bluetooth headset for the new phone, as tipped in their invitation teaser, which is called the Moto Hint. But, this is not just any Bluetooth headset you afford from the market, as the brand new device will basically allow the user of the new Moto X operate the smartphone with voice commands. Moto Hint should go official in the United States, later this month, for a price that will put you back for $149.99.

 Now when the internals of the Moto X is concerned, we will have the new device come out of the box with a Quad-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor with an Adreno 330 Graphics Processing Unit, 5.2-inches Full high Definition AMOLED screen of 1920 x 1080 display, marked at 423 pixels-per-inch, in protection of Corning Gorilla Glass 3, 16 and 32 gigabytes of on board mass storage options, two gigabytes of Random Access Memory, a 13 megapixels primary shooter on the back with 4x digital zoom and dual LED flash ring around the lens (as seen from the Press render above), capable of shooting Ultra High Definition 4K videos, over to the front is a two megapixels secondary snapper, which can shoot videos at Full high Definition 1080p. Also alike the lately announced Motorola Moto E, the phone ships with front facing dual-stereo speakers. The Moto X supports Bluetooth 4,0, GPS and GLONASS, 4G LTE as highlights for connectivity and powers with 2,300mAh powered non-removable battery and runs stock version of Android's 4.4.4 KitKat, that is upgradable to Android L in the future. The new unit measures around 72.4 x 140.8 x 3.8-9.9 millimeters in dimensions, as it has got a more curved industrial design and weighs 144 grams on mass.

 The phone is said to arrive in four different models with support different bands on connectivity, coming to United States later this September, with Mexico (Telcel), France (Orange), Germany (Phone House), and United Kingdom (Phones 4U) to follow soon after. New Moto X will set you for $499.99 if you don't wish to ink any papers with the Stateside carriers, or you can pay $99.99 and grab the device over a two year agreement with operators like AT&T or Verizon Wireless, in America. The phone is will also be available on the Motorola's official motomaker.com for further customization of the handset.

Yet to go official Motorola's Moto G is the next guy listed on India's cargo filing



Earlier today we saw the alleged Motorola made Google Shamu or the Nexus X, the company's so-called 2014 front runner handset leak in details listed on the Indian based cargo import database. Accordingly, now we have another smartphone joining the party, which is yet from the same phone maker from the Stateside owned by the Chinese computer technology company, Lenovo. Yes, this time around we have some details posted on Zauba's official webpage, hinting towards the shipment of the next generation affordable Moto G smartphone, from China to Bangalore, India through air cargo between the dates of 14th of August to 30th August, 2014. This all falls in line to see the phone soon in the countryside as Motorola Mobility has already scheduled a Press Conference on 5th of September in the capital state of India, New Delhi.

 And as reports from the tipster suggests, a total number of 70,200 retail units of the 16 GB variant of the new looming Motorola made Moto G smartphones in both Black and White color options, have been shipped from the Chinese factories to the Indian markets, alongside a separate set of 10 handsets for some kind of internal purposes. The new phone's model numbers are confirmed as XT1068, where it was said to be XT1069 from the prior leaks, which may vary depending upon the availability regions. But, that's not just what's coming from Zauba from this new filing, as we also get a chance to see how the manufacturer is going to price the smartphone like in the country in South Asia. So, as we see it written from the latest data records, it costs ₹ 10640, around 176 United States Dollars, per unit, which may give us some sort of hints on how the firm is going to price the device like in India, once it's officially available. The phone was previously reported to go on sale in the markets of Europe by the first half of September, for an amount of 249 Euros, making it pretty high about 317 USD. For the time being, the latest Motorola Moto G smartphone is said to come with a Quad-Core processor, running at 1.2GHz, five-inches High Definition screen of 1280 x 720 resolution display, 16 gigabytes of on board mass storage, one gigabyte of Random Access Memory, an improved eight megapixels primary camera on the back with LED flash light and also featuring front-sides dual speakers alike the latterly announced Moto E. You may click on our source link below to see the filing details for your self.

 Source: Zauba

Forthcoming Motorola Shamu or Nexus X gets listed on India's import database



We all know that Google and Motorola are together developing a new smartphone, probably the next generation Google flagship phone from the current Nexus line-up of Androids. The phone, reportedly codenamed as the Google Shamu or the Nexus X from the latest reports. The handset has already made a number of appearances on the web through details of graphics benchmarking and from other sources including the AnTuTu's platform, clearing some of it's most anticipated internal specifications. And as of today, we receive more evidence of the existence of the smartphone of this sort from the American centered manufacturer, where an Indian based cargo import database, Zauba, seems to have got listed the looming talked about smartphone on their official website, shipping it from the United States to Bangalore, India on the dates of 20th August, 2014.

 Talking about the source's information reliability, Zauba has got a good track record in leaking certain devices that make it's way to the country in South Asia, in the past. So, we assume that we will soon see the companies take their step forward and announce the new addition of stock Android loaded, Nexus smartphone, somewhere in the winter, between the months of October and November. Accordingly as seen from the filing attached below, a couple of Motorola Shamu prototype devices were headed to India on the aforementioned dates for some kind of demo purposes. The new document listed also confirms the phone's model number to be like, XT1112. The price of the device shipped from the Stateside to India is written as ₹ 34982 per-unit, which makes around 578 United States Dollars. Does that make any sense on how the phone is going to price it's upcoming smartphone? You tell us in the comments below.


Finally, what all are the hardware specs rumored for the Motorola Shamu or the Nexus X? Well, we may see the phone make it out of the box rocking a Quad-Core powered Qualcomm APQ8084 Snapdragon 805 processor, clocked at 2.7GHz and an Adreno 420 Graphics Processing Unit, a alleged 5.2-inches Quad High Definition screen of 2560 x 1440 resolution pixels, 32 gigabytes of internal mass storage capacity, three gigabytes of Random Access Memory and 13 megapixels primary lens on the back with 4160 x 3120 picture element. Of course, without any doubts, the device should come running Android's latest version L or 5.0 straight away.

 Source: Zauba
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