It looks like the next generation Moto G and the upcoming Moto X are on their way to the tech market.
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First spotted by Pisapapeles, the two phones have supposedly been leaked ahead of schedule by Chile’s largest telecoms firm, Entel.
Earlier today, we had no doubt that only the Moto G 2015 would be announced on July 28.
According to the latest report, Motorola intends to launch the third gen Moto G on July 28, 2015.
However, over the past few weeks we’ve been seeing more and more complaints about the update to Android 5.1 for the original Moto X.
Given the array of 4G handsets that have hit the Indian smartphone market this year it is expected that the said MotoG model will get a 4G update as well. This was followed by a leak of alleged live images of the smartphones.
The Moto G (2015) 3rd Gen is expected to be priced at Rs.
In comparison, the Moto G’s predecessors only featured nano coating on the inside and the outside. For starters, the renders lineup up ideal with what we seen in previous leaks, and shows a device that isn’t too far removed from the second generation model stylistically.
Several images of the Moto G third gen has been already leaked by TechnoBuffallo. One that comes with balanced specs, reliable hardware and software, a decent camera, with dual SIM slots and expandable memory (that was not present in its predecessor). Front and centre on the dummy display is an IPX7 waterproof rating. One will be able to safely submerge the handset in up to 1 meter of water for up to 30 minutes.
Now a product listing from a Swiss retailer may give us the best look at the new phone to date.
Moto G3 XT1550 will launched in India on 28th July. Are you a potential buyer of the Motorola Moto G 3rd gen? Despite the lack of a solution from Motorola itself, Gotta Be Mobile was kind enough to suggest that users can opt to use the factory data reset as an answer to their problems. As for the Moto G (2014), you could spend no less than $171.99 on Amazon.
The device will run on Android 5.1.1 Lollipop direct from unboxing.
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Slightly more puzzling is its supposed processor.
