A few weeks ago a Motorola smartphone with model number XT2167-1 was approved by the Anatel certification site in Brazil. The device had the code name "Corfu" and should debut on the market under the name Moto G41. Well, today the blogger Nils Ahrensmeier shared the first renders of the device.
Moto G41 leaks in a render: 48 camera with OIS confirmed
The renders of the Moto G41 show us that it has a perforated display on the front, while on the back of the device there is a module with three cameras and an LED flash.
In particular we can see that it has a 48 megapixel main camera and that the smartphone will also support OIS, i.e. optical stabilization.
For the rest we note that on the right edge it has a button for the virtual assistant, a volume rocker and a lateral fingerprint scanner. At the bottom edge the device features a microphone, a USB Type-C port and a speaker grille.
Previously, the Brazilian certification revealed that the device will be powered by a 4.700mAh battery. Other features should include 4G, 802.11ac Wi-Fi, and NFC.
Unfortunately at the moment we have no other information on the device, so we just have to wait for further leaks on details on the processor, display, etc.
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