Motorols have shipped teasers for their next big smartphone — probably the 5 G second-generation version of their foldable Razr-flagship — the company announces on September 9.
Although the teaser does not have much information, the short clip shows a side view of a foldable telephone (similar to Rasr 2020). If there is insufficient proof, Motorola also seems to use the same font as Razr calls from last year, which she teased on the same slogan "You 're going to flip."
5 G Razr has been swirling for months rumors of a revamped. It is reported that there will be a bigger 6.2 "screen, an enhanced 48-megapixel camera, and overall specs (8 GB of internal RAM, 256 GB of internal storage, and 2.845mAh — all upgrades compared to the original). It also features Qualcomm's Snapdragon 765 processor that, according to XDA developing companies, would also enable 5 G support for the new phone.
The original foldable Razr was a hypocritical but ultimately flawless effort to resurrect the conventional telephone.
The $1,499 Phone was retained with an intense price tag, poor battery-life, bad camera, a creaking hinge and a "lumpy" screen, while the overall design and the flexibility of the screen were interesting. On 9 September, we will probably find out if Motorola has succeeded in alleviating those defects on the new model.
