Motorola is preparing a new device with a massive 6,000 mAh battery and it obtained FCC, EEC, and TUV Rheinland certifications which clearly indicate a close launch. The device in question is seen with model numbers XT2091, XT2091-3, XT2091-4 and XT2091-7. A fifth model dubbed XT2091-8 is confirmed to be a re-badged version of the device with Lenovo branding.
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