The first piece of evidence comes from NoWhereElse, a French site which has offered some solid leaks in the past. According to the report, Motorola is at work on a G4 and G4 Plus, with both devices sporting a 5.5-inch screen and the camera serving as the main differentiator between the two.
The back camera housing also has a different design than the current generation of Moto phones.
Further evidence comes from Evan Blass, who has a solid track record of device leaks. With all the pictures, you see a squarish home button that serves as a fingerprint reader.
If the more budget-friendly Moto G line is getting a fingerprint sensor, then expect to see it in a next-gen Moto X as well. Last year’s Moto X launched in the fall, so more leaks could drip out over the next few months.
There weren’t any other specs, though Roland Quandt of WinFuture offered a few other details.
// Why this matters: Motorola’s phones have usually been a solid deal, but only with the latest Moto X was there finally a decent camera. That will be a necessity as there already several good phones out there with excellent photography power: the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge, LG G5, and HTC 10.