Moto Preparing to Launch G Stylus 5G, May Get Big Rear Camera Module, Samsung, Oppo, Redmi

Motorola, one of the big smartphone companies, may launch Moto G Stylus 5G soon. It will replace the Moto G Stylus introduced in May this year. It may have a larger rear camera module. However, its design is likely to be similar to the previous version.

One of Android Headlines Report The design of Moto G Stylus 5G is shown in it. A large rear camera module is visible in it. Its previous version had a dual rear camera unit. Moto G Stylus 5G can have a triple rear camera setup. There is a slightly raised rectangular camera island on the right corner of this smartphone with four cutouts. Three cameras and an LED unit can be found in it. It has a hole-punch slot for the selfie camera in the center of the display. It has a volume rocker and power button on the right corner. Its sides are flat like the previous version.

The stylus slot in this smartphone is on the bottom corner. Motorola has planned to increase its sales rapidly in the next few years. Its target is to be among the top 3 smartphone companies in the next three years. In the last few years, its Razr series smartphones have received a good response from customers.

The company’s target is to reach the top three in the international market of smartphones in the next three years, excluding the Chinese market. Motorola has prepared to increase its share in the premium smartphone segment with its Razr and Edge series of foldable smartphones. Along with this, it is considering improving the features in its smartphones by tying up with brands like Bose, Pantone and Corning. Sales of Motorola’s Razr 40 foldable smartphone have increased almost five times compared to the previous version. The popularity of foldable smartphones has increased in the last few years. South Korea’s Samsung has the highest share in this segment. Earlier this month, Chinese electronics company Huawei launched its triple fold smartphone Mate XT. In this, the central layer is hidden in the folded state. Its outer display is visible in both folded and unfolded states.