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Motorola RAZR foldable: new information appears on the web

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Motorola's most successful model will be the inspiration for the company's first foldable smartphone

A Motorola is developing its first foldable smartphone inspired by the design of Moto Razr. Known around here as Motorola V3, Razr was a successful model and object of desire years ago.

A Motorola sold 130 million of units and the Razr It became the best-selling cell phone in the world at the time. To jump on the foldable smartphone trend, it makes sense to Motorola repackage this model with the new folding technology.

What we know about the new Moto Razr

Like the original, the new smartphone will have a flip and can be opened and closed. When opened it will have a display manufactured in LED , and the back will turn into a control for some functions.

When closed, it transforms into a small cell phone with a mini display that shows basic information and notifications. Closed mode will display up to six basic settings.

Motorola razr new foldable smartphone
Photo: 4gnews

In terms of cameras, according to XDA Developers, it will have features to enjoy every screen. To take a photo you must use the main display, to zoom in, just slide your finger from the back.

If the user activates the Google Assistant while the smartphone is closed, the Assistant animation can be displayed if the user chooses to activate it. Otherwise, the user will be prompted to “open to unlock” using their password or PIN.

A Motorola is carrying out tests so that the Motorcycle Display show a clock, notifications and media control on the external panel. The user will also be able to choose a separate wallpaper on the external panel.

The channel Waqar Khan did a simulation on it:

With the possibility of opening and closing the smartphone, the company mixes the current trend with the cell phones of the anos 2000. But it still hasn't set an official name for this smartphone.

Will the new Motorola Will it mess with millennial nostalgia?

Source: 4gnews e XDA Developers


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