Just hours after an AnTuTu leak potentially revealed the Moto M specs, the as-yet-unanounced smartphone has apparently appeared in a series of leaked photos.
Steve Hemmerstoffer, the editor of Nowhereelse.fr posted a veritable treasure trove of snaps, in a series of tweets on Tuesday.
https://twitter.com/statuses/793507450745974786
A further tweet on Tuesday backed up some of the specs listed by the AnTuTu benchmarking score, but disagreed with others.
Both listed it as a 5.5-inch 1080p display, but Hemmerstoffer reckons it’ll have a 13-megapixel camera, rather than the 16-megapixel snapper listed earlier.
While the AnTuTu lists the MediaTek Helio P10, Hemmerstoffer’s source is going with the Helio P15 chip. Both leaks claim 4GB of RAM.
https://twitter.com/statuses/793494548613828608
The launch, which judging by the images posted today will be the first Moto/Lenovo phone with a rear fingerprint sensor, is expected on November 8.
It is not yet clear whether it’ll launch in markets outside of Asia.
Video: Moto G (2016) Hands-on
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