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Motorola Moto G4 press render leaks just before launch

Just before the launch of the Motorola G4, a new press render has emerged for the phone thanks to @evleaks.

This is pretty much the next Moto G, with the confusion being mentioned in the tweet referring to another post from @evleaks prior, linking to the Moto G Plus (2016). It further went out of control when the image was mistaken as the Moto E (2016).

But what’s really strange about the press render is that it lacks a front fingerprint sensor, which was present in the front panel leak some time back. Everything else on the other hand, looks mostly identical to the leaks.

With the launch practically happening tomorrow, it won’t be long till we officially get to see the Moto G4 and Moto G4 Plus and unravel the mystery of the missing button.

[SOURCE][VIA]

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