We are still few months short of Android L update and happy to catch any glimpse we can of Google’s new OS. This includes the Android L appears in a video running on a mysterious device that even the person leaking the footage can’t identify.
TK Tech News says it has received images of the mystery Motorola 1080p handset, and that it is not entirely sure which smartphone it is. They have refused the possibility of this being the Moto X+1. It has a display that’s bigger than the Nexus 5’s 5-inch screen, suggesting this may be the phablet Motorola has been rumored to work on.
We can’t completely rule out the possibility of a device running Android L being an elaborate fake. After all, getting the Android L theme isn’t among the stiffest things, especially if you’re an advanced Android user, and neither is changing the boot animation to that of Motorola one.
However, Google usually lets manufacturers have the first look in order to get development going. So it’s certainly possible that this is some kind of a Motorola prototype device used for testing and debugging Android L.
In any case, the folks behind TK Tech News has promised to deliver more conclusive shots by getting in contact with the source soon. Motorola is yet to launch any flagship devices this year, as the company has only announced so far a new Moto G version, and the even more affordable Moto E.
The videos showing this newly exposed Motorola Android handset follow below.
Mysterious Motorola handset found running Android L
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