Moto X+1, Moto G2 details surface on Brazilian retailer site

August 22, 2014

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A retailer in Brazil, Livraria Logos, has leaked information regarding two upcoming Motorola devices. This is the same retailer that previously leaked accurate information pertaining to the Moto E prior to being released. The two devices that Livraria Logo has prematurely detailed include the Moto X+1 (or Moto X One) and the Moto G2.

The Moto X+1, which is the name we will stick with for now, is said to have a 5.2-inch display that makes it larger than the original Moto X. The processor that quad-core processor clocked at 2.2GHz is paired with 2GB of RAM. The internal storage is sized as 16GB, and a microSD card slot is not expected. A 13MP camera will be featured. Right out of the box, Android 4.4.4 will be present. The retailer did highlight build materials for the back panel. Customers can choose between wood (including bamboo), plastic, and leather.

The Moto Titan, allegedly the Moto G2, is also getting a display size boost to 5 inches. It will also have a quad-core processor, but this one is clocked at 1.2GHz with only 1GB of RAM. The rear camera will be 8MP. This device, too, will have 16GB of internal storage and ship with the latest version of Android.

Everything will be made official on September 4.

Source: Livraria Logos
Via: Android and Me

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