Motorola's triple-camera phone could use a Samsung processor
Motorola One Action CAD-based renders
The Motorola One Vision has only just been announced, but if a new benchmark listing (via Nashville Chatter) is anything to go by, it could soon be joined by a superior sibling called the Motorola One Action.
Expected to launch at some point in the near future, the upcoming Android One device has been spotted on Geekbench running Android 9 Pie and powered by a Samsung processor. In the past, Motorola has remained loyal to Qualcomm’s line of Snapdragon chips, but this year the company seems to be going all-in with Samsung when it comes to Android One devices.
Acting as Motorola’s first triple-camera smartphone, the One Action looks set to arrive equipped with three vertically-aligned sensors on the rear. Rumor has it the smartphone will ditch the 48-megapixel snapper found on the One Vision in favor of a superior 12-megapixel alternative. There’s also expected to be a second 12-megapixel sensor paired with optical zoom capabilities and a third sensor that could offer a super-wide-angle lens. A dual-tone LED flash is also set to make the cut.
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