Motorola accidentally leaks Android 'O'

Last week, Motorola launched its much awaited duo of budget smartphones, the Moto G4 and the Moto G4 Plus . Soon after the launch, the official website went live for millions of web users. The company however, also slipped in some extra information in one of the promotional pages, which has now has been taken down. As first spotted by Anzhuo website, the company not only said the Moto G4 Plus will be running the upcoming Android N but will also that it will be eligible for Android O.
We know Google provided some more details regarding Android N last week, at its I/O developer conference. Although the search giant is far from even confirming any details on Android O, the promotional page almost confirms the OS version exists and might as well in work already.
Both Google and Motorola might not reveal anything about the next version of the Android OS until next year, provided Google is still asking users to vote for their favourite Android OS names starting with 'N'. However, it is likely that Nexus and Motorola Moto G4 users might be among the first to receive Android O whenever Google plans to roll it out.
Motorola Moto G4 Plus and the Moto G4 were launched last week. The Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow-based handsets feature almost the same set of specifications, with some minor changes.
The Moto G4 Plus comes at a price tag of Rs 13,499 for the 16GB in-built storage+2GB RAM version, while the 32GB in-built storage+3GB RAM variant has been priced at 14,999. The company did not reveal the price of the Moto G4 at the launch event, but said that it will be available in June.
Moto G4 and G4 Plus handsets are successors to the company's Moto G (3rd Generation), launched last year. Both handsets support VoLTE and dual-sim functionality, along with 4G.