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Moto G4 Press Render Leaked

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Bharat Nagpal

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It looks like Moto has little to spare for its launch of the next generation Moto G aka, the Moto G4. With mostly all information out, little is left to the imagination. Now a new image by @evleaks points to the front of the display.

Calling it the “little bro” could lead to the non-plus version of the Moto G4. Leaks have pointed to a  Snapdragon 617 SoC, 3GB RAM, and Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow. With 16 MP and 13MP cameras for the Moto G4 Plus and Moto G4 respectively.

https://twitter.com/evleaks/status/731368994507243520

 

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9 responses to “Moto G4 Press Render Leaked”

  1. Sandy Ahirwar Avatar
    Sandy Ahirwar

    Didn’t like the clean shaved bottom

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  2. Bala Smarter Guy Avatar
    Bala Smarter Guy

    Whats the difference between g4 and g4 plus is only the size or storage

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  3. Ravindran Vishwas Avatar
    Ravindran Vishwas

    Consider over 15k? and “overpriced”

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  4. iGyaan.in Avatar
    iGyaan.in

    Deepak Francis Castelino we shared some info on expected pricing here : http://1gn.in/1X9G8s7

    Reply
  5. Shubham Jain Avatar
    Shubham Jain

    What would b the price of Moto g4 & g4 plus ?

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  6. Deepak Francis Castelino Avatar
    Deepak Francis Castelino

    Try vacuuming….just saying

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  7. iGyaan.in Avatar
    iGyaan.in

    Maybe Moto can help you guys !

    Reply
  8. Subham Gupta Avatar
    Subham Gupta

    Do you have any solution?
    I m also facing the same issue

    Reply
  9. Debanwesh Bose Avatar
    Debanwesh Bose

    Common problems with moto G . That speaker grills gets filled with dust :3

    Reply

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