Known for his awareness of Evan Blass (Evan Blass) via his Twitter account under the name @evleaks and on the website VentureBeat has published details about the plans of Motorola, which is now a subsidiary of Lenovo, the launch of the flagship smartphone.
According to the source, from what I’ve seen them with marketing materials, Motorola is going in 2016 to replace the Moto X series, which includes the flagship model, the Moto line Z.
Previously it was reported about two new series of Moto X, which is being prepared now for release. As reported now, the models are the code names of the Vector Vertex and Thin, equipped with 5.5-inch displays. On the basis of a new strategy titles, more upscale smartphone Vector Thin at release will be called Moto Z Style, and Vertex — Z Moto Play. Branded version for U.S. carrier Verizon Wireless, which was previously called Droid Turbo, Droid Maxx, and so on, now just will get “the end of the Droid Edition” in addition to the international title. For Example, Moto Droid Z Play Edition.
The source also informed about the modular back panels for future innovations — from Pico-projectors, stereo speakers, comfort grip for camera and optical zoom. They will get the name of the line MotoMod.
According to earlier reports, the smartphone is enclosed in a metal housing with modular design the back side and got a fingerprint scanner below the display. Camera equipped with laser autofocus and a front-facing flash. Moto X (2016) is equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor, 4 GB of RAM and running the operating system Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow.