Motorola is about to present its new pair of terminals: the Motorola One and One Power, two mid-range that have been generating many expectations for a few weeks.
Both mobiles have been rumored quite a bit, separately, more than anything. Now, the Motorola One just took a walk around Geekbench, the famous benchmark that usually gives us important information about the characteristics and technical specifications of smartphones that are coming out on the market.
According to what the Geekbench database records about this device, which is not much, this mid-range Signature comes with Android 8.1 Oreo, the predecessor version of Android 9.0 Pie, Google's new operating system officially presented about two weeks ago.
The RAM memory of the same has also been released, which is, nothing more and nothing less, 4GB of capacity -3.568MB to be more specific-. In turn, it has an eight-core Qualcomm processor configured at a maximum frequency of 2.02GHz, so it is speculated that it equips a Snapdragon 625, the SoC according to these data.
On the other hand, with regard to the results obtained, 876 points in the single-core section and 4.299 in the multi-core section is what has been done, something in line, although not surprising, with the specifications with which has been registered.
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Finally, we highlight that Motorola has to confirm these technical specifications. At the moment, it is not certain that the Motorola One equips those indicated by this benchmark, although it could come with all these, as well as others, in which we would find an 18: 9 screen of more than 5 inches in diagonal, a space 32 or 64GB internal storage capacity, and other interesting qualities that we are yet to see.