The Moto E6 Plus in India can also be launched with Motorola One Vision. The smartphone has recently been spot on the certification website Geekbench. Motorola is launching two smartphones with its 48 megapixel camera, Motorola One Vision and Moto E4 in India. The Moto E4 has been launched in the US last month. Talking about the features of the Moto E6 Plus, which was spot on Geekbench, it could be given a Mediatek Helio P22 chipset processor. The phone can work on operating systems based on Android 9 pie. Let us know other features
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The Moto E6 Plus can be launched with 2GB of RAM option, according to a reported report that surfaced recently. It has 3,706 in multi-core test while in Siegal core it has scored 830. It could be sold exclusively via Amazon India. The previous variants of Moto E6 Plus were launched with the Moto E5 Plus 2GB and 3GB ram option. Looking at the phone's processor and RAM options, it seems that it may be priced around Rs 10,000. The Moto E6 can also be launched in this series with the Moto E6 Plus. It can be given a Qualcomm Snapdragon 430 chipset processor.
As per the information received, the Moto Z4 was also recently spotted on Geekbench. It can be given a Qualcomm Snapdragon 675 SOC chipset processor. The phone could come in 4GB + 64GB and 6GB + 128GB two storage variants. Talking about other possible features of the phone, it can be given a 6.4 inch OLED display. The back of the phone can be given a dual rear camera of 48 + 12 megapixels. In its front, a 25-megapixel camera can be delivered. The phone can also be given in-display fingerprint sensors. It can be provided with a 3, 600mAh battery to power the phone. This smartphone can be launched in the mid-budget range. This year, Motorola has recently launched the Moto G7, a smartphone from the mid-budget range in India. This smartphone comes with Android 9 Pie with an operating system based on Android One platform.
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