There seems to be no end to the endless rounds of speculations growing each day around Motorola’s highly probable successor of its much popular Moto X smartphone. Only now it seems the picture is getting clearer with Android Police claiming to have gotten its hands on some purported images of the device in its ‘near final’ prototype stages. Also, the tipster has gone on to leak some stipulation of the alleged device.
If the leaked images are to be gone by, then the much-anticipated successor of the Moto X most likely to be called the Moto X+1 will feature a similar design to that of its successor with a wood-finished back panel. According to the tipster, the alleged Moto X+1 will feature a 12.954-cm (5.1-inch) display with a speaker grill at the bottom (much like in the Moto E). The alleged device will come with metallic side panels with an aluminums finish. While the 3.5mm audio jack and the power and volume controls will be located on their traditional positions as used by Motorola, the alleged device will see the SIM card slot shifted to the top. Further the device will also reportedly come with dual-LED flash.
There is no information whatever regarding the actual specs sheet of the device, however, looking at Motorola’s current approach to win back its long-lost market share, the upcoming device is expected nothing less than one boasting of far superior tech.
