While the rumor mills are busily churning about the Motorola made Nexus 6 smartphone codenamed Shamu, the details regarding two other smartphones from the vendor have surfaced online. A HelloMotoHK report reveals the alleged specifications and images of the upcoming Motorola smartphone called Motorola Droid Turbo.
The report published a set of images of the Droid Turbo along with some details about the handset. From the leaked images, it is clear that the device will feature a rounded Kevlar unibody build and dual LED flash. On the front, there will be capacitive keys for recent apps, home and back functions. Though it is not clear in the images, the source claims that the Droid Turbo will feature a front mounted speaker and support for wireless charging.
The source reveals that the Droid Turbo smartphone will come fitted with a 5.2-inch display with a pixel density of 564 pixels per inch. It also compares it along with the Droid Maxx (on the right in the image above).
Back in August, the Droid Turbo screenshots got leaked showing its codename XT1254 (quark) and revealing its specifications. Now, the smartphone is spotted on GFXBench website confirming the presence of 5.2-inch Quad HD display, 2.65GHz quad-core Snapdragon 805 processor, Adreno 420 GPU, 3GB RAM and Android 4.4.4 KitKat.
The Droid Turbo will come with an 20MP rear camera with LED flash, 2MP front camera and 32GB internal storage along with usual connectivity options. Also, the Verizon’s landing page on Twitter teased the device with fast charging capabilities. Furthermore, recent reports claimed that the smartphone would be launched later this month and will be exclusive to Verizon.
Besides the Droid Turbo, HelloMotoHK also posted an image showing the back plate of the alleged Moto S smartphone that is rumoured to carry a 5.9-inch display tipping that it could be the Motorola Shamu. The Shamu is believed to be the upcoming Nexus smartphone that is the Nexus 6. A different set of gossip mongers claim that the Moto S could be a part of the Android Silver program that is put on hold for now.
To be updated...