Well hello there. An image of the Motorola X Phone has leaked out ahead of its Google I/O launch, as well as smorgasbord of specs. Read on to find out what’s under the hood of Google’s next superphone.
The rumour mill just keeps on churning: GSM Arena’s been tipped with a render of the upcoming phone from a reliable source, plus a few extra hints of what’s inside. Motorola’s new phone will be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor that’s even faster than the hardware powering the Samsung Galaxy S4.
It’s also set to come packing a Gorilla Glass 3-protected, 4.7-inch screen with a 1280×768 resolution, which strangely, puts it well behind many of its full HD rivals such as the Galaxy S4, HTC One and the Sony Xperia Z.
Out of the box, the Motorola X Phone will run Android 4.2 Jelly, and much like the Xperia Z, the X Phone looks like it can survive a dunk in a glass of water, as it boasts water resistant powers. Those who like to keep things handy on a microSD card will have to look elsewhere though, as it looks like the X Phone won’t come packing a slot for extra storage.
With Google’s big I/O conference creeping up on us in May, the X Phone has us excited, and we’ll be sure to bring you up to speed on what Google’s got in store for its next-gen Android superphone in the run-up to the event
Are you interested in the X Phone or are you sticking with your Galaxy S4 for your Android fix? Let us know what you think in the comments below.
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