in #hellowmoto event to have expacted to luanch the Moto Z2 force.in thas populler seris of moto have (z) to be a requared for thous dual amera on moto segment.it may be posibal to have Dual camera it may thought.

in #hellowmoto event to have expacted to luanch the Moto Z2 force.in thas populler seris of moto have (z) to be a requared for thous dual amera on moto segment.it may be posibal to have Dual camera it may thought.

in #hellowmoto event to have expacted to luanch the Moto Z2 force.in thas populler seris of moto have (z) to be a requared for thous dual amera on moto segment.it may be posibal to have Dual camera it may thought.

in #hellowmoto event to have expacted to luanch the Moto Z2 force.in thas populler seris of moto have (z) to be a requared for thous dual amera on moto segment.it may be posibal to have Dual camera it may thought.

in #hellowmoto event to have expacted to luanch the Moto Z2 force.in thas populler seris of moto have (z) to be a requared for thous dual amera on moto segment.it may be posibal to have Dual camera it may thought.

in #hellowmoto event to have expacted to luanch the Moto Z2 force.in thas populler seris of moto have (z) to be a requared for thous dual amera on moto segment.it may be posibal to have Dual camera it may thought.

Last week, the alleged Moto E4 budget smartphone with the model number XT1723 was cleared by the US Federal Communication Commission (FCC). The phone was spotted on the certification website with a beefy 4,000mAh battery. Now the purported Moto E4 Plus has been cleared by FCC with the model number XT1773.

The listing on the certification website doesn’t reveal many specifications of the Moto E4 Plus. However, it does mention that the phone will feature a massive 5,000mAh battery and will be powered by a MediaTek processor.


There’s no word on when the company is planning to launch the latest Moto E series offerings, but since they’ve just been certified FCC, we expect them to see the light of the day soon.




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Last week, the alleged Moto E4 budget smartphone with the model number XT1723 was cleared by the US Federal Communication Commission (FCC). The phone was spotted on the certification website with a beefy 4,000mAh battery. Now the purported Moto E4 Plus has been cleared by FCC with the model number XT1773.

The listing on the certification website doesn’t reveal many specifications of the Moto E4 Plus. However, it does mention that the phone will feature a massive 5,000mAh battery and will be powered by a MediaTek processor.


There’s no word on when the company is planning to launch the latest Moto E series offerings, but since they’ve just been certified FCC, we expect them to see the light of the day soon.




Copyright by #91mobile

Last week, the alleged Moto E4 budget smartphone with the model number XT1723 was cleared by the US Federal Communication Commission (FCC). The phone was spotted on the certification website with a beefy 4,000mAh battery. Now the purported Moto E4 Plus has been cleared by FCC with the model number XT1773.

The listing on the certification website doesn’t reveal many specifications of the Moto E4 Plus. However, it does mention that the phone will feature a massive 5,000mAh battery and will be powered by a MediaTek processor.


There’s no word on when the company is planning to launch the latest Moto E series offerings, but since they’ve just been certified FCC, we expect them to see the light of the day soon.




Copyright by #91mobile

Last week, the alleged Moto E4 budget smartphone with the model number XT1723 was cleared by the US Federal Communication Commission (FCC). The phone was spotted on the certification website with a beefy 4,000mAh battery. Now the purported Moto E4 Plus has been cleared by FCC with the model number XT1773.

The listing on the certification website doesn’t reveal many specifications of the Moto E4 Plus. However, it does mention that the phone will feature a massive 5,000mAh battery and will be powered by a MediaTek processor.


There’s no word on when the company is planning to launch the latest Moto E series offerings, but since they’ve just been certified FCC, we expect them to see the light of the day soon.




Copyright by #91mobile

Last week, the alleged Moto E4 budget smartphone with the model number XT1723 was cleared by the US Federal Communication Commission (FCC). The phone was spotted on the certification website with a beefy 4,000mAh battery. Now the purported Moto E4 Plus has been cleared by FCC with the model number XT1773.

The listing on the certification website doesn’t reveal many specifications of the Moto E4 Plus. However, it does mention that the phone will feature a massive 5,000mAh battery and will be powered by a MediaTek processor.


There’s no word on when the company is planning to launch the latest Moto E series offerings, but since they’ve just been certified FCC, we expect them to see the light of the day soon.




Copyright by #91mobile

Time and again, it has been said that Moto’s G series of smartphones were the catalyst shaping the budget segment to what it is today. That said, the series lost some flair after the first few installments. So, in an attempt to bring back the Moto G4 and G4 Plus (review) in India back in May last year. The new devices offered a major shift from their predecessors, and in fact, the G4 Plus became the first smartphone in the G series to flaunt a
fingerprint scanner.Despite all this, the two phones left a little to be desired. If rumours are to be believed, the brand is already prepping up successors to these devices in a bid to change that. We live in an era where preventing leaks is something not even top-tier brands can do, for good or for bad. And the upcoming smartphones from Lenovo are no different from this. Without further ado, let’s take a look at all the rumours surrounding the upcoming Moto G5 Plus and its scaled-down sibling, the Moto G5.
glory the Moto G lineup once commanded, the brand revealed the
Despite all this, the two phones left a little to be desired. If rumours are to be believed, the brand is already prepping up successors to these devices in a bid to change that. We live in an era where preventing leaks is something not even top-tier brands can do, for good or for bad. And the upcoming smartphones from Lenovo are no different from this. Without further ado, let’s take a look at all the rumours surrounding the upcoming Moto G5 Plus and its scaled-down sibling, the Moto G5.

Design: More metal, more curves

While no smartphone in the current Moto G series can boast of a metal unibody design, this is something that’s expected to change with the Moto G5 Plus. The folks at Lenovo are expected to make this change in an attempt to make the phone look and feel more premium than the current offerings. Not just that, leaked renders have suggested that the upcoming smartphone might have more rounded corners, giving it an overall cleaner look. The frame for the front fingerprint scanner is also expected to be shaped like the home button on Samsung smartphones, albeit a little taller.

Here’s how one case maker thinks the Motorola Moto G5 Plus will look. Seems based on preliminary renders from Lenovo/Moto (1/2) pic.twitter.com/gKAUojiARW

— Roland Quandt (@rquandt) January 26, 2017

Furthermore, leaked renders have also suggested that the rear camera will be protected by a large circular glass, similar in shape and size to the Moto Z (review), though with a smaller hump than the latter.

Crisp, 5.2-inch canvas

The Moto G5 Plus will reportedly come with a 5.2-inch full HD display, with slimmer bezels and Gorilla Glass 3 protection. But wait, there’s a catch. Some rumours have suggested that Lenovo might ditch the IPS LCD panel in lieu of a Super AMOLED one. If this turns out to be true, you can expect richer blacks, lower power consumption and more contrast from the display on the Moto G5 Plus. Its sibling, the G5 is expected to be even more compact offering with a 5-inch screen up front.

Hardware: Snapdragon 625, up to 4GB of RAM and more…

When it comes to hardware, the smartphone will reportedly be host to a 2GHz octa-core Snapdragon 625 SoC, coupled with an Adreno 506 GPU and up to 4GB of RAM. It seems like the Snapdragon 625 processor will be the go-to choice for phone manufacturers in the affordable segment, especially given its power efficiency. The G5 Plus is rumoured to be fuelled by a 3,000mAh battery with Turbo Power charging, and run Android Nougat out of the box. And just in case you’re wondering how the regular Moto G5 is expected to stack up on paper, recent leaks have shed some light here as well. The 5-incher will reportedly boast a Snapdragon 430 SoC, 2GB of RAM, 32GB of expandable storage and a 13MP / 5MP camera combo. All this is speculated to be fuelled by a non-removable 2,800mAh battery.

Storage and camera

Recent reports claim that the brand will ship the G5 Plus with 64GB of onboard storage, which could be expanded further with the help of a microSD card. But what most of the consumers will be interested in, is the camera on the upcoming device. The snappers on the Moto G4 Plus were great performers in the segment, and it is expected that the G5 Plus would up the ante even further.
On one hand, the front camera is speculated to remain the same as before with a 5MP sensor, while on the other, the rear snapper is rumoured to lower the megapixel count from 16MP to 12MP. That said, there’s more to a camera than just the megapixels, and this is what one needs to keep in mind before making any judgements. The phone will also reportedly offer fast autofocussing capabilities, which the company is dubbing as Rapid Focus. We can’t wait to test the camera prowess of the phone.

Pricing and launch date

Lenovo has already sent out invites for a pre-MWC event on February 26th in Barcelona, and it is widely expected to be the stage where the rumoured Moto G5 and Moto G5 Plus go official. The rumour mill further suggests that the phone will soon make its way to India in March. Expected price of the phone hovers around the $300 price tag in the US, while Indian pricing is speculated to be around Rs 15,000. What are your thoughts about the upcoming mid-ranger?

Time and again, it has been said that Moto’s G series of smartphones were the catalyst shaping the budget segment to what it is today. That said, the series lost some flair after the first few installments. So, in an attempt to bring back the Moto G4 and G4 Plus (review) in India back in May last year. The new devices offered a major shift from their predecessors, and in fact, the G4 Plus became the first smartphone in the G series to flaunt a
fingerprint scanner.Despite all this, the two phones left a little to be desired. If rumours are to be believed, the brand is already prepping up successors to these devices in a bid to change that. We live in an era where preventing leaks is something not even top-tier brands can do, for good or for bad. And the upcoming smartphones from Lenovo are no different from this. Without further ado, let’s take a look at all the rumours surrounding the upcoming Moto G5 Plus and its scaled-down sibling, the Moto G5.
glory the Moto G lineup once commanded, the brand revealed the
Despite all this, the two phones left a little to be desired. If rumours are to be believed, the brand is already prepping up successors to these devices in a bid to change that. We live in an era where preventing leaks is something not even top-tier brands can do, for good or for bad. And the upcoming smartphones from Lenovo are no different from this. Without further ado, let’s take a look at all the rumours surrounding the upcoming Moto G5 Plus and its scaled-down sibling, the Moto G5.

Design: More metal, more curves

While no smartphone in the current Moto G series can boast of a metal unibody design, this is something that’s expected to change with the Moto G5 Plus. The folks at Lenovo are expected to make this change in an attempt to make the phone look and feel more premium than the current offerings. Not just that, leaked renders have suggested that the upcoming smartphone might have more rounded corners, giving it an overall cleaner look. The frame for the front fingerprint scanner is also expected to be shaped like the home button on Samsung smartphones, albeit a little taller.

Here’s how one case maker thinks the Motorola Moto G5 Plus will look. Seems based on preliminary renders from Lenovo/Moto (1/2) pic.twitter.com/gKAUojiARW

— Roland Quandt (@rquandt) January 26, 2017

Furthermore, leaked renders have also suggested that the rear camera will be protected by a large circular glass, similar in shape and size to the Moto Z (review), though with a smaller hump than the latter.

Crisp, 5.2-inch canvas

The Moto G5 Plus will reportedly come with a 5.2-inch full HD display, with slimmer bezels and Gorilla Glass 3 protection. But wait, there’s a catch. Some rumours have suggested that Lenovo might ditch the IPS LCD panel in lieu of a Super AMOLED one. If this turns out to be true, you can expect richer blacks, lower power consumption and more contrast from the display on the Moto G5 Plus. Its sibling, the G5 is expected to be even more compact offering with a 5-inch screen up front.

Hardware: Snapdragon 625, up to 4GB of RAM and more…

When it comes to hardware, the smartphone will reportedly be host to a 2GHz octa-core Snapdragon 625 SoC, coupled with an Adreno 506 GPU and up to 4GB of RAM. It seems like the Snapdragon 625 processor will be the go-to choice for phone manufacturers in the affordable segment, especially given its power efficiency. The G5 Plus is rumoured to be fuelled by a 3,000mAh battery with Turbo Power charging, and run Android Nougat out of the box. And just in case you’re wondering how the regular Moto G5 is expected to stack up on paper, recent leaks have shed some light here as well. The 5-incher will reportedly boast a Snapdragon 430 SoC, 2GB of RAM, 32GB of expandable storage and a 13MP / 5MP camera combo. All this is speculated to be fuelled by a non-removable 2,800mAh battery.

Storage and camera

Recent reports claim that the brand will ship the G5 Plus with 64GB of onboard storage, which could be expanded further with the help of a microSD card. But what most of the consumers will be interested in, is the camera on the upcoming device. The snappers on the Moto G4 Plus were great performers in the segment, and it is expected that the G5 Plus would up the ante even further.
On one hand, the front camera is speculated to remain the same as before with a 5MP sensor, while on the other, the rear snapper is rumoured to lower the megapixel count from 16MP to 12MP. That said, there’s more to a camera than just the megapixels, and this is what one needs to keep in mind before making any judgements. The phone will also reportedly offer fast autofocussing capabilities, which the company is dubbing as Rapid Focus. We can’t wait to test the camera prowess of the phone.

Pricing and launch date

Lenovo has already sent out invites for a pre-MWC event on February 26th in Barcelona, and it is widely expected to be the stage where the rumoured Moto G5 and Moto G5 Plus go official. The rumour mill further suggests that the phone will soon make its way to India in March. Expected price of the phone hovers around the $300 price tag in the US, while Indian pricing is speculated to be around Rs 15,000. What are your thoughts about the upcoming mid-ranger?

Time and again, it has been said that Moto’s G series of smartphones were the catalyst shaping the budget segment to what it is today. That said, the series lost some flair after the first few installments. So, in an attempt to bring back the Moto G4 and G4 Plus (review) in India back in May last year. The new devices offered a major shift from their predecessors, and in fact, the G4 Plus became the first smartphone in the G series to flaunt a
fingerprint scanner.Despite all this, the two phones left a little to be desired. If rumours are to be believed, the brand is already prepping up successors to these devices in a bid to change that. We live in an era where preventing leaks is something not even top-tier brands can do, for good or for bad. And the upcoming smartphones from Lenovo are no different from this. Without further ado, let’s take a look at all the rumours surrounding the upcoming Moto G5 Plus and its scaled-down sibling, the Moto G5.
glory the Moto G lineup once commanded, the brand revealed the
Despite all this, the two phones left a little to be desired. If rumours are to be believed, the brand is already prepping up successors to these devices in a bid to change that. We live in an era where preventing leaks is something not even top-tier brands can do, for good or for bad. And the upcoming smartphones from Lenovo are no different from this. Without further ado, let’s take a look at all the rumours surrounding the upcoming Moto G5 Plus and its scaled-down sibling, the Moto G5.

Design: More metal, more curves

While no smartphone in the current Moto G series can boast of a metal unibody design, this is something that’s expected to change with the Moto G5 Plus. The folks at Lenovo are expected to make this change in an attempt to make the phone look and feel more premium than the current offerings. Not just that, leaked renders have suggested that the upcoming smartphone might have more rounded corners, giving it an overall cleaner look. The frame for the front fingerprint scanner is also expected to be shaped like the home button on Samsung smartphones, albeit a little taller.

Here’s how one case maker thinks the Motorola Moto G5 Plus will look. Seems based on preliminary renders from Lenovo/Moto (1/2) pic.twitter.com/gKAUojiARW

— Roland Quandt (@rquandt) January 26, 2017

Furthermore, leaked renders have also suggested that the rear camera will be protected by a large circular glass, similar in shape and size to the Moto Z (review), though with a smaller hump than the latter.

Crisp, 5.2-inch canvas

The Moto G5 Plus will reportedly come with a 5.2-inch full HD display, with slimmer bezels and Gorilla Glass 3 protection. But wait, there’s a catch. Some rumours have suggested that Lenovo might ditch the IPS LCD panel in lieu of a Super AMOLED one. If this turns out to be true, you can expect richer blacks, lower power consumption and more contrast from the display on the Moto G5 Plus. Its sibling, the G5 is expected to be even more compact offering with a 5-inch screen up front.

Hardware: Snapdragon 625, up to 4GB of RAM and more…

When it comes to hardware, the smartphone will reportedly be host to a 2GHz octa-core Snapdragon 625 SoC, coupled with an Adreno 506 GPU and up to 4GB of RAM. It seems like the Snapdragon 625 processor will be the go-to choice for phone manufacturers in the affordable segment, especially given its power efficiency. The G5 Plus is rumoured to be fuelled by a 3,000mAh battery with Turbo Power charging, and run Android Nougat out of the box. And just in case you’re wondering how the regular Moto G5 is expected to stack up on paper, recent leaks have shed some light here as well. The 5-incher will reportedly boast a Snapdragon 430 SoC, 2GB of RAM, 32GB of expandable storage and a 13MP / 5MP camera combo. All this is speculated to be fuelled by a non-removable 2,800mAh battery.

Storage and camera

Recent reports claim that the brand will ship the G5 Plus with 64GB of onboard storage, which could be expanded further with the help of a microSD card. But what most of the consumers will be interested in, is the camera on the upcoming device. The snappers on the Moto G4 Plus were great performers in the segment, and it is expected that the G5 Plus would up the ante even further.
On one hand, the front camera is speculated to remain the same as before with a 5MP sensor, while on the other, the rear snapper is rumoured to lower the megapixel count from 16MP to 12MP. That said, there’s more to a camera than just the megapixels, and this is what one needs to keep in mind before making any judgements. The phone will also reportedly offer fast autofocussing capabilities, which the company is dubbing as Rapid Focus. We can’t wait to test the camera prowess of the phone.

Pricing and launch date

Lenovo has already sent out invites for a pre-MWC event on February 26th in Barcelona, and it is widely expected to be the stage where the rumoured Moto G5 and Moto G5 Plus go official. The rumour mill further suggests that the phone will soon make its way to India in March. Expected price of the phone hovers around the $300 price tag in the US, while Indian pricing is speculated to be around Rs 15,000. What are your thoughts about the upcoming mid-ranger?