Many of us have spoken in the last days of a smartphone that Motorola was working on and that had the internal name Motorola Shamu. It was believed that it could be the new Nexus 6, but it seems that finally it will not be like that, but it could be a new high-end smartphone, the Motorola Moto S.
The news comes from a medium that claims to have been able to use the new Motorola Moto S and also points out that a new Motorola passes certification. The photograph that accompanies this article is that of the sticker that protects the screen, and this has the name of Motorola Moto S, so there seems to be no doubt about its existence, unless it is a trick of the medium itself. The build.prop of this new smartphone indicates that it has the internal name Shamu. The build.prop can be easily modified, but only with rooted smartphones, and this new smartphone was reportedly not rooted.
Regarding the technical specifications of this new Motorola Moto S, some of the characteristics that we currently associated with the Nexus 6, such as the 2K display with a resolution of 2.560 x 1.440 pixels, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 processor, and a 13-megapixel main camera, with a 2,1-megapixel front camera.
The screen size has changed again. Although we initially stated that this new smartphone would have a 5,9-inch screen, only to later say that this would not be the case, but rather a 5,2-inch screen, it seems that it will finally be a 5.9-inch screen. 5,9 inches, which could confirm that this smartphone would actually be a phablet. Although, yes, will have better specifications than the Motorola Motor X + 1, so it could well be considered the flagship of the company.
In any case, what was strange is that when going to verify the number IMEI of the smartphone, although the smartphone has not been listed, something that happens with all unreleased smartphones, it has been indicated that it was a Verizon smartphone, which also makes us believe that it could be an exclusive phone that they would launch with the company, although it seems strange, because the truth is that all Motorola smartphones exclusive to Verizon have the surname Droid, something that does not happen in this case.
Specifications and display: references within the Motorola catalog

The alleged 2K panel of the Motorbike S I would place it above other proposals with FullHD + resolution. As an immediate reference, the Motorola Edge S opts for a panel 6,7-inch IPS/LCD format 21:9, with 90 Hz and compatibility HDR10, in addition to a double perforation in the display for the front camera. This model includes a fingerprint reader on the side and weighs 215 grams, useful clues to understand how the Moto S could shape up if it seeks to balance ergonomics and performance.
In terms of performance, Motorola's portfolio shows two clear paths: high-end Qualcomm solutions and competitive MediaTek alternatives. The Edge S integrates Snapdragon 870 with 5G NSA/SA, options of 6 / 8 GB LPDDR5 y UFS 3.1 (128/256 GB), battery 5.000 mAh with fast charge of 20 W, connector of 3,5 mm and a dedicated desktop mode (My UI/Ready For) on top Android 11This roadmap helps preview what a high-end Moto S might offer.
Performance, cameras, and battery life: what the Edge S and Moto S50 look like

In photography, the Edge S combines a main sensor of 64 SM, an ultra wide angle of 16 SM with macro mode and a 2 MP depth sensor, supported by a module ToF. In video it reaches 6K to 30 FPS and, in front, it offers a double camera of 16 MP + 8 MPThis approach, with AI for portrait and night photography, fits with Motorola's strategy of prioritizing true versatility over discrete telephoto lenses.
The Motorola Moto S50, positioned in a different range, adds valuable nuances: main sensor Sony IMX896 50 MP, telephoto lens with 3x optical zoom, dedicated macro and front camera 32 SM. Mount Dimensity 7300, 12 GB of RAM, 256/512 GB, screen 6,36 inches a 120 Hz (1.272 x 2.670), brightness peaks of 3.000 nits, protection Gorilla Glass e IP68K. Its battery is 4.310 mAh to 68W load and wireless charging. These decisions confirm the brand's commitment to high refresh rates, advanced protection, and powerful charging—all of which are plausible elements in a premium Moto S.
Connectivity and software: bands, 5G and desktop mode

Taking the Edge S as a reference, Motorola covers a wide range of bands: in LTE 4G b1, b2, b3, b4, b5, b7, b8, b12, b13, b17, b20, b26, b28, b32, b34, b38, b39, b40, b41, b42, b43 and b66; and in 5G n1, n3, n5, n7, n8, n28, n38, n41, n66, n77 and n78. To this is added 6 WiFi, Bluetooth 5.1, NFC, dual-band GPS and USB-C, with side fingerprint reader and splash protection IP52K on that model. It's reasonable to expect top-of-the-line connectivity if the Moto S is to be a flagship.
In software, Motorola maintains a very light layer on top of Android and integrates productivity features such as desktop mode (My UI/Ready For), useful for duplicating applications, working with windows, and extending peripherals. This approach, along with a consistent fast charging policy, complements offerings with high-frequency displays and versatile cameras well.
Regarding price and availability, the Edge S was first marketed in China with prices starting at 1.999 yuan (approx. 254 Euros at the exchange rate) in 6/128 GB, rising to 8/128 and 8/256 GB. The Moto S50 in its home market is around 280 Euros to change. In the case of the Motorbike S, the clue that the IMEI refers to Verizon It opens the door to possible carrier exclusivity, although without the Droid name, it would be an exception for the company. If it were to make the international leap, the price could vary depending on taxes, logistics, and configuration.

