A video was posted in YouTube only a few days back showing an alleged image of Moto G's fourth generation handset. The original uploaded video was already set to private viewing only, but there were some who are able to keep mirror copies of the said video.

As what was seen on the said video, an unidentified looking mobile device is being shown having an oval-shaped camera and curved sides. It was then assumed as the Moto G4, when it was put side by side with an also speculated Moto X model. Based on the video, the said Moto G4 is bigger than the supposed Moto X, and it is showing the bump seen from the 5-inch display that was shown last year.

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The forthcoming Moto G fourth generation is said to be one of Motorola's low-cost yet all-star mobile device that may be set to be launched in the near future. Although Lenovo, the owner of Motorola, has recently announced that they are aiming to release mobile devices that are more attractive and more innovative, the leaked Moto G4 image does not mean it would be it. It has been known to many that Moto G has been so far Motorola's most famous model over the years, and many are hopeful that the company will create an equally fascinating handset in the future, according to The Verge.

The famous leakster, Evan Blass @evleaks, also recently shared the supposed Moto G4 Plus, with a square-shaped fingerprint sensor in it. The supposed Moto G4 Plus features include rear camera with autofocus sensors and flash within an oval shaped module and the Motorola logo just below the rear camera. Another feature is the front-facing camera and speaker grille with two microphones located near the rear camera.

There may be several speculations on the supposed Moto G4 devices that was uploaded in the internet, but as far as the specifications of this phone are concerned, no specific details were mentioned in the said video, Gadgets NDTV reported.

Since concerned companies are yet to release statement about this rumored device, users may have to wait for confirmation of the speculated Moto G4.