Motorola's first all-metal smartphone, the Moto M is now available for purchase across all the offline stores in the country, says a report. For the unaware, the Moto M was launched in December 2016 as an exclusive to Flipkart. The device is priced at Rs. 15,999 for the 3GB of RAM/32GB storage variant and Rs. 17,999 for the 4GB of RAM/64GB storage option. The report from Gadgets360 says that both... Read More
As expected, after teasing the Moto M launch for some time, Lenovo has finally revealed its launch date. The device is all set to go official on December 13. The company has also started sending out the media invites for the launch event. The Moto M is a metal-clad smartphone with a fingerprint sensor placed on the back. It comes integrated with Dolby Atmos technology for better multimedia experience and... Read More
Lenovo's upcoming Motorola Moto M smartphone has made an entry on AnTuTu, which lead to an alleged exposure of some of its specifications. In the process, some of the images of the Moto M have also debuted. Under the leaked information published by TechDroider, we also have an updated specs-sheet, which states that the Moto M will come powered by a brand new MediaTek Helio P15 octa-core (Cortex-A53) chipset clubbed with... Read More
The leaks about Motorola Moto M have surfaced online recently. Now the fresh leak about this sibling of Moto E and Moto G includes clear images and a complete spec sheet. The leaked image shows the rear and front images of Moto M silver color variant. The fingerprint scanner in this full-metal build smartphone seems to be at the rear. The camera is spotted on the top of the scanner.... Read More
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