Motorola might have been gone for quite some time and this could be exactly why gadget junkies are raving in anticipation on what it has to offer when it returns to the market soon. It is reported that the upcoming Moto M is one of the most leaked smartphones in recent history and it is quite unclear if this has anything to do with any of its unique features.
One of its most striking features is that it has a full metal build and its fingerprint scanner is mounted at its rear side which is a first for a Moto device. GSM Arena reports that netizens have already seen a lot of leaked renders and images that show how different the Moto M is from other devices that are currently in the market.
Just recently, it already appeared in the AnTuTu benchmark's database which correspondingly ranks smartphones according to total processing power and some images have leaked online showing the Moto M. As this device has been the subject of many other leaks before, there is actually nothing new to be expected from this recent set of leaks.
Motorolla's parent company Lenovo has been reported to unveil the Moto M at a big event next week November 8 in China. Android Authority reports that the placement of the fingerprint reader on the back of the Moto M is something new since prior models would place it at the front.
The leaked Moto M pictures also came with a list of specs that mostly follow previous rumors; some which say that the device comes with a 5.5 inch 1920x1080 display and 4GB of RAM. The leak adds that the unit is powered by a 2.2 GHz processor, 32GB of internal storage, 13MP main camera, 8MP front camera and a 3,050mAh battery.
Most smartphone users would consider the specs reasonably powerful for most apps and other modern day smartphone uses. It is also reported that the Moto M would not sell for too high and that its pricing would actually be one of its selling points. It is also noteworthy that this device seems to zoom in on Asian markets considering its software which is pretty impressive for an Android device.
