Moto G (3rd Gen.): beautiful images to rinse the eye

The Moto G should be renewed for a third generation this year. The launch is expected before the end of July. Meanwhile, images are already multiplying on the canvas. The summer is not really the best time to launch new products. Everyone is on vacation, disconnected from everything and especially the media. Summer Launch is the way to miss its target. But, as with everything, there are several ways of looking at things. Who says peak period also gives more visibility in the media. Thus would have thought Samsung for its Galaxy Note 5 but Motorola while the American had expected September to unveil its new Moto X and Moto G in 2014, it is rumored that it would have opted for an announcement in July this year and the abundance of leaks tends to confirm it.

They have been in the news many times in recent days, primarily for the upcoming Motorola midrange we have discovered through some pictures. Finally, a glimpse would be more accurate in this case, but if you do not have enough, a new collection has just been broadcasted on NoWhereElse . However, note that these images show a 3D modeling of the Moto G (2015) made from leaks in recent weeks. They could be close to reality or not.

The smartphone presented corresponds to the one we have already seen in the past and finally closely resembles the old model. It retains the overall shape and symmetric speakers at the front while there is actually at the rear we can see differences. The camera and the manufacturer's logo device are connected by a long oval piece that seems to be made of metal and streaks were dug on the hood.

We have, by the way, a small summary of the different components within expected. The list includes a 5-inch HD display, a quad-core Snapdragon 410 chipset supports 4G and clocked, not 1.2 but 1.4 GHz, 1GB of RAM, 8GB of internal memory and two cameras 13 and 5 megapixels. The smartphone should obviously pick the latest version of Android available at its output, namely 5.1.1 if Google does not leave new by then but it is unlikely if the output in question occurs before the end of the month, as expected.

Motorola XT1585 Kinzie: a smartphone with 5.5-inch qHD display and 810 Snapdragron overview of a benchmark

The characteristics of a new high-end smartphone manufactured by Motorola seem to have leaked a benchmark. So upscale that it would be even superior in performance to the Moto X this year. Bad news, however: it should be reserved for the United States. Motorola could get us a third high-end smartphone this year, after the Moto X and Moto G third generation. However, do not rejoice too quickly as it should be marketed only in the US operator Verizon.

The Motorola XT1585 Kinzie is its code name, has made about for the first time last month , alongside what could be the Moto X (3rd Gen.) and another smartphone yet formalized , known under the name "Clark," which seems to have been sidelined since the Motorola roadmap 2015. But it always seems Kinzie XT1585 on track, since it just made its appearance on GFXBench , which reveals the passage characteristics.

The Motorola XT1585 Kinzie thus have a screen of 5.5 inch Quad HD (2560 x 1440 pixels) and is powered by a 64-bit SoC octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 2 GHz. Hopefully for this model, it is not affected by the overheating problems experienced by other smartphones that integrate the processor.

Also note the presence of a GPU Adreno 430, 3GB of RAM and 32GB of ROM. Be aware that the space available would be limited to only 21 GB. GFXBench mentions no MicroSD slot, but it is so far impossible to confirm or deny its presence in the smartphone.

The Motorola XT1585 Kinzie should also carry a back sensor 20 megapixel camera with autofocus, LED flash and the ability to shoot in 4K, while in front it would have a 5-megapixel sensor. Everything should run on Android 5.1.1 Lollipop, ie currently the latest version of the mobile OS from Google.

As we said earlier, we should not see this happen to the rest of the world, since it should only be available in the US operator Verizon. Too bad because it looks even better with the Moto X third generation from what the rumors say. It only remains to hope that Motorola changed its mind to get us out a global version of this XT1585 Kinzie.