Google's next flagship smartphone, dubbed as the Motorola X Phone, is rumoured to be unveiled at the forthcoming Google I/O conference in May this year. The device is expected to be available for purchase only few months after, which is around July .
The fresh details regarding the new smartphone come from Droid Life forums. The new details suggest the Motorola X Phone will feature a 5-inch display, which is said to be edge-to-edge and bezel-free. The device is expected to run Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie OS. The interface will integrate some Motorola add-ons.
The X Phone will not be a Nexus model and will come preloaded with a few apps and games. Customers who bought the device via Google Play will be receiving unlocked bootloaders and can uninstall the software. The X Phone will be available for $299 in the U.S.
Google traditionally launches Nexus devices at its Google I/O events, but this time the company might make an exception with the X Phone, which would be the first Motorola device from Google after its acquisition of the phone maker last year.
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