Just a few weeks ago, Motorola launched its latest device, the Moto Z4, complete with the Z series signature Moto Mods support. Now the company has stated that the Moto Z4 is currently only intended to be updated to Android Q, with no current plans for Android R.
Motorola has today officially launched the Moto Z4, a new mid-range device with 2-day battery life, upgraded cameras, an in-display fingerprint sensor, and 5G connectivity via a Moto Mod. Here’s what you need to know.
The Moto Z4 has leaked and leaked but we didn’t see a great deal beyond the rumors and speculation. That is until the upcoming device appeared on Amazon, was made available to purchase, made it into some buyers hands and was then subsequently pulled (via Android Authority).
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Thanks to leaked renders courtesy of Evan Blass AKA @evleaks, we’ve now had a glimpse of the upcoming Motorola Moto Z4 in all of its modular glory.
Motorola hasn’t seen a whole lot of success in the past couple of years, but the company isn’t showing any signs of slowing down. Today, we’re getting our first peek at the Moto Z4 in a leaked render.
