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Android-Powered Moto G6 Plus Certified Ahead Of Release

The Moto G6 Plus has passed through the certification process of Taiwanese telecom regulator NCC (National Communications Commission). This could mean that the handset will be launched in the Asian country in the near future. The device tested by the NCC is identified by the model number XT1926-5 and the listing on the website of the Taiwanese regulator shows that the device will support NFC. In addition, the listing on NCC’s website shows that the handset can connect to 2G GSM, 3G WCDMA, and 4G LTE networks. The regulator stated that the smartphone is compatible with LTE networks running on bands 3, 7, 8, 28, and 38.

The Taiwanese agency did not provide additional information about the Moto G6 Plus, although earlier reports already revealed details regarding the specifications of the handset, suggesting that the device will be powered by the Snapdragon 630 chipset from Qualcomm. Rumors also indicate that the handset will sport a 5.93-inch display with a FullHD+ resolution and an aspect ratio of 18:9. The phone will reportedly be available in two hardware variants, one with 3GB of RAM and 32GB of internal flash storage, and a more premium version with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of native memory. It is expected that the Moto G6 Plus will still sport a front-facing fingerprint scanner and a 3,250mAh battery. Rumors state that the device will sport a dual-camera setup equipped with one 12-megapixel sensor and a 5-megapixel module. The front-facing camera, on the other hand, will reportedly have a 16-megapixel sensor and an LED flash. The smartphone is expected to ship with Android 8.0 Oreo pre-installed, presumably with some light modifications that the Lenovo-owned OEM usually applies to Google’s OS.

A recent report further mentioned that the Moto G6 Plus will be available in five color variants – Silver, Gold, White, Blue, and Cyan. Alongside the Moto G6 Plus, the smartphone manufacturer is also expected to launch the Moto G6 and the Moto G6 Play this spring. The latter has already been certified by the Taiwanese regulator last month.