A series of leaks image and specification leaks of Motorola's next-gen Moto X 2015 has give rise to extensive speculations about the upcoming device during the last few weeks. An earlier report claimed that the Moto X 2015 will be available in two variants - a 5.7-inch display model exclusively for Verizon and a smaller 5.2-inch model for the other carriers. Meanwhile, latest leaks suggest that the device many come with a fingerprint scanner and a camera module.

According to Christian Today, the photo of the internal chassis of the third-generation Moto X 2015 supposedly hints that there is a square cut-out just below the camera module. Phone Arena speculates that this cut out is perfect for housing a fingerprint scanner. This suggests that the device may come with the fingerprint scanning technology that will be placed inside the Motorola logo on the rear side of the handset.

Taking a clue from Motorola president Rick Osterloh, a report in Phone Arena states that the Moto X 2015 is likely to be launched either in August or September. According to some reports, the device will be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 processor and supported by 3 GB or 4 GB of RAM. In addition, the upcoming smartphone will also accommodate stereo speakers and the latest Type-C USB port. It is expected that the handset will be equipped with 32 GB of internal storage capacity.

In addition, there are rumors that the Moto X 2015 will run on Android 5.1.1 Lollipop. However, Phone Arena notes that Moto devices are always included the list of handsets that receive early Android OS updates.

People using Moto X 2014 have been constantly complaining about the below average camera unit of the device. Phone Arena reports that the Moto handset struggled to vie with Apple's iPhone 6 and the Samsung Galaxy S5 even during Motorola's custom camera testing. Now, a latest report suggests that Motorola is working to upgrade the camera module of the Moto X 2015.

This was confirmed by Motorola's chief marketing officer in a recent tweet. When a Twitter user asked about the upcoming device's camera unit, CMO Adrienne Hayes responded, "YES.  We know we need to improve here and are definitely going to "bring it."