Motorola added a landing page to its website on Monday, teasing an announcement related to its upcoming Moto G smartphone.
Although details are limited and no photos were posted, the company, which is a unit of Google, lists Nov. 13 as the announcement date. The Moto G is rumored to be a low-cost version of its flagship Moto X smartphone.
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The teaser site features a picture of a globe with Motorola's logo emblazoned in the center. It includes airplanes, cityscapes, greenery and switches to a new scene every few seconds. The language of the accompanying text updates to reflect each new picture, hinting at an international launch.
Motorola also sent an email to members of the press to "save the date" for the Moto G, but no event information was provided in the message. The company tweeted the same message and image to its users:
Time to say hola, olá, g'day, hallo, bonjour, namastē, hello to #MotoG http://t.co/BXzrLA2DUF pic.twitter.com/HSHuEI2t8P
— Motorola Mobility (@Motorola) November 4, 2013
The tweet also included "hello" in various languages.
Last week, a leaked promo card posted to GSM Arena revealed the Android 4.3 device would be smaller than the X, at 4.5 inches, and include a 1.2 GHz Snapdragon processor.
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