WASHINGTON: Get ready for another Motorola’s huge smartphone, as new leaked images shows Moto G’s successor.
Motorola haven’t made any impact in the smartphone market this year so far, but company has been rumored to launch two to three devices.
The details popped up on GFX Bench, and seemingly reveal specs for a Motorola handset known only as “XT1063”.
The standard 3G version carries the ID XT1032, so it’s not exactly an obvious step with the ID in question closer to that of the Moto X (XT1052/3/5/6/8), but a quick look at the specs suggests the XT1063 is more likely to be a descendent of the G.
Apparently we can expect the 4.5-inch 720p display to grow to 5 inches, while under the hood Android 4.4.4 KitKat will run on a 1.2GHz quad-core Snapdragon 400 chip and 1GB of RAM – so no different to the current Moto G.
As well as a boost in screen size another change on the possibly new Moto G is its cameras, with the rear snapper jumping from 5MP to 8MP and the front facing option from 1.3MP to 2MP.
It claims the box houses a new Motorola smartphone destined for the Verizon network in the US, although there’s no way of confirming the validity of the snap.
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