Moto G9 Play Surfaces on Geekbench With Qualcomm SoC, 4GB RAM Tipped

Moto G9 Enjoy, the possible successor to the Moto G8 Enjoy, has surfaced on Geekbench. The benchmarking web site recommendations crucial technical specs of the unannounced cellphone, and it is seen to appear with far more memory than its predecessor. This is the first time we are hearing of the Moto G9 Enjoy and the Geekbench listing hints that the firm is doing the job to start it in the foreseeable future. There is no phrase from Motorola pertaining to the Moto G9 collection start in the around foreseeable future as of nevertheless.

The Geekbench listing of the Moto G9 Enjoy hints at 4GB of RAM and the cellphone is shown to operate on Android 10 computer software. The Moto G8 Enjoy was released in Oct final year, comes with 2GB RAM. This implies that the Moto G9 Enjoy is predicted to see double the memory than its predecessor.

The Moto G9 Enjoy is also shown to be driven by a Qualcomm processor likely by the codename ‘guamp’. The processor is reported to appear with a base frequency of 1.8GHz and combine 8 cores. Judging by the particulars mentioned in the identifier, the Moto G9 Enjoy could combine a Snapdragon 600 collection processor, but it is pure speculation from our end.

In any circumstance, the Moto G9 Enjoy will see a switch to Qualcomm processor, provided that the Moto G8 Enjoy is driven by the MediaTek Helio P70M SoC. Aside from this, the Geekbench listing delivers no other information about the Moto G9 Enjoy.

A different cellphone in the Moto G9 collection – the Moto G9 Furthermore – was not too long ago noticed on a Spanish on-line retail web site with a value tag of EUR 277.15 (roughly Rs. 23,seven-hundred) for the 4GB + 128GB storage variant. The cellphone was shown on-line with the design selection XT2087 but technical specs and other particulars of the cellphone had been not mentioned on the web site. The retail web site also prompt that there may be two variants of the Moto G9 Furthermore in the offing.

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