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A new Moto high-end smartphone is expected to arrive later this year. Dubbed Moto X4, the phone is supposed to hit the shelves just in time for the holiday season. It will also be the first non-Google handset to support the search giant's Project Fi.

We were given a glance at the phone's innards a few days ago, but now it looks like we'll have the chance to admire Moto X4's outsides. The first press images showing the upcoming smartphone has been recently leaked by Evan Blass.

As expected, the phone looks like it's covered in glass from head to toe. Another aspect that stands out is the dual-camera setup on the phone's back side. However, it appears that Motorola changed its mind and decided to go with a LED flash below the camera sensor, as opposed to above like shown in a previously leaked video.

There's no rear-mounted fingerprint sensor since the Moto X4 comes with a Home button in the front, which is supposed to house that component as well.

As far as specs go, the Moto X4 is rumored to pack a Snapdragon 630 processor inside, along with 4 or 6GB RAM and 64GB expandable storage. Also, the smartphone will be powered by a 3,000 mAh battery, and it will feature IP68 certification (water and dust resistance).

source: Evan Blass
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