Press Image of Moto X+1 Leaks Out

Motorola is all set to unveil Moto X+1 next month at IFA. Just before the official announcement we have received leaked press image of Moto  X+1. Thanks to eveleaks for posting this image. This is in fact a token of good gesture from his side as he has already announced retirement.

Image of Moto X+1

Though this press image of Moto X+1 does not reveal anything about the specifications. It is actually the press image of Verizon branded Moto X+1. We can see Moto X+1 in two different colours. We can see black and white coloured Moto X+1 in the image. However, the interesting point here is that white version of next Motorola flagship has wooden back.

The design of Moto X+1 looks similar to Moto X and we do not see any major change in the overall design of the device. Motorola has already created a lot of curiosity among the people. People are curious to know more about the camera. From the image of Moto X+1 it is quite clear that Motorola has replaced LED flash with 2 small LED flash which are found on the two sides of the sensor.

Though we do not have any detailed information on the specifications of this upcoming flagship device but the rumours suggest that it will come with Snapdragon 801 processor, 2GB RAM and 5.2 inch full HD display. Moreover, Motorola will stick with its tactic of keeping its smartphones highly customizable.

We are just few days away from the official announcement. Motorola will announce Moto G2, Moto 360 and a new bluetooth headset along with Moto X+1 next month. So, the company will have a full packed event at IFA and  fans are already looking forward to it.

Source: Evan Blass

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  1. I am looking forward to this device. This looks like a great smartphone!

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