Motorola is having a tough time in protecting its next devices from leaks. Moto 360 was recently spotted and although it was revealed in the Google I/O this one seems a bit redesigned from he former. And now both the successors of the current famous Moto G and Moto X have been spotted online in the GFXbench and Geekbench database and the specifications for Moto X+1 in Geekbench confirms that of the AnTuTu which were released earlier.
Moto X+1 surfaced on Geekbench featuring four Krait 400 cores at 2.46GHz, Adreno 330GPU and 2GB of RAM. The smartphone has been codenamed as Motorola XT1097 and is running the latest Android 4.4.4 KitKat. These specifications confirms those which were earlier surfaced on AnTuTu although earlier it showed running Android 4.4.3. Other rumours claims it sporting a 5.1-5.2 inch Full HD display, a 12MP camera with dual-LED flash and 2,900mAh battery. Also Moto X+1 like its predecessor might give option for wooden back panels as coming from AndoridPolice report.
On the other hand Moto G2 might be going with a big 5-inch display from 4.5-inch on Moto G. The device appeared with the code name XT1063. The rest of the features are seemingly constant with RAM being displayed to be 0.8GB and 4GB internal. Maybe Motorola is going with expandable memory after all. Also camera is also being upgraded to 7MP rear and 2MP front. Its also added a gyroscope sensor so that users can get the benefits of photosphere.
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