The manual does not reveal all the specs, but we have enough to get a solid picture. The device runs on Android 4.4 with Moto's little helpful UI additions like Voice, Display, Assist and Connect. The smartphone has a QHD 5.2-inch display, a 21MP camera, Qi wireless charging and Turbo Charger support. In addition, the Turbo is said to have a "high-capacity long lasting battery."
It is unclear when the device is scheduled for launch, but Motorola is also expected to releases the Nexus 6 in conjunction with Google in the next week, so the month of October could be busy for the revived smartphone maker.
Last month, the company unveiled its Moto X refresh, the highlt-anticipated Moto 360 smartwatch and the cheap yet powerful unlocked Moto E.
Source:
Motofirmware
Written by: Andre Yoskowitz @ 9 Oct 2014 9:03
