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Motorola Moto G7 passes FCC, it's closer to launch than expected

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Ro 06 November 2018

Motorola Android Rumors

Even though it seems a bit too early for the Moto G7 to be coming around, Motorola might think otherwise as an FCC filing just came in, hinting of a nearing launch. After all, the Moto G6 series have been announced earlier this year. We could also potentially see the next mid-rangers as early as January or February.

It's all speculations for now and information about the Moto G7 is fairly scarce. In fact, the FCC report doesn't give away anything new as well - it just discloses the model number XT1965-2.

According to previous rumors, the Moto G7 will sport a bigger 6.4-inch display, a generous 3,500 mAh battery, improved camera and more memory. But it's too early to tell if these reports are legit, so we will wait for more evidence to pile up.

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  • 29 Nov 2018

They will mess it up. The Moto strategy is establish the phone specs by throwing darts at a wall then decide which countries get which models, again, by throwing darts at a wall. My last two phones have been unlocked Moto phones and they are re...

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  • yp1
  • 06 Nov 2018

I liked the design. Waiting for G7 power with 5000 mAh

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  • 06 Nov 2018

Moto X4, with far better specs, is less expensive than Moto G6! Moto G series, G7..., is no longer good value for money!

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