The Moto X is Motorola’s current flagship smartphone that was launched in 2013. The phone came with a maximum storage capacity of 32GB by default, but recent reports seem to suggest that the phone could come with 64GB of storage as well. This was first sighted on Motorola’s website, and it was in a leaked Sprint document that seemingly confirmed it.
Now if you were still somewhat skeptical, hopefully the latest sighting will clear all of your doubts. A recent listing on Sprint’s website has revealed a 64GB version of the Moto X, although there is no official product page for that particular model yet, nor is it showing up on Motorola’s website yet, at least for now. What this could mean is that Sprint could be close to announcing the 64GB model, so with all the recent sightings, we’re guessing it shouldn’t be too long before all is revealed.
Recently Motorola had also updated its Moto Maker website, and in the update they have removed the Walnut finish option for the Moto X. In its place, they have give users the option of purchasing the Rosewood backplate instead. Pricing of the 64GB model has yet to be revealed either, so we guess we’ll just have to wait and see how much Sprint will be charging its customers for it.