new Motorola smartphone leaks, isn't the X Phone

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new Motorola smartphone leaks, isn't the X Phone

 

 

An unknown Motorola smartphone has starred in a hands-on video on the Vietnamese Tinhte blog, which has leaked several high-profile smartphones in the past.

 

According to the report, the yet unannounced Motorola smartphone carriers the XT912A model number, which leads us to believe it might be a replacement for the Droid RAZR (which carries the XT912 label).

The source claims that this isn't the enigmatic "X Phone" that we are eagerly looking forward to. The evidence to support thi is the leaked smartphone's 4" AMOLED display of HD resolution and Snapdragon S4 Pro chipset. Its CPU clock speed is yet to be confirmed, but we already know an Adreno 320 GPU and 2GB of RAM on board.

Motorola XT912A in hand

The specs sheet is also said to feature a 2,000mAh battery. As for the phone's XT912A's design, it shows that Motorola is taking a whole new design direction in 2013. The phone itself is on the thin side, and features a curved back similar to that of the HTC One.

 

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The Motorola X phone has been circulating the rumor swirls ever since we first heard of its equally mysterious name. And now that it's alleged unveiling draws even closer, we stumble across an image of what could possibly be it.

The image was sent in to PhoneArena and according to their sources this is a Motorola XT1056 caught while in testing for Sprint USA's 4G LTE network. The device was described as either having a 4.5" or 4.6" display, or around that size.

Possibly the Motorola X phone (click for larger image)

We've heard speculations that the Motorola X phone will be a 720p-packing device with an OLED on the front, powered by a 1.7 GHz Snapdragon CPU with 2 gigs of RAM alongside 16 GB of inbuilt storage.

The device in the above image is clearly running Android Jelly Bean (probably 4.2.2) and flaunts truly thin bezels on each side of the screen. There's some kind of sign covered up the right side above the display, but there's no way of knowing what it is or if it's relevant.

 

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