Motorola launches new Razr clamshells and first book-style folding phone

15 articles · Updated · CNET · Apr 27

The Motorola Razr Fold, featuring an 8.1-inch main screen and Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chip, debuts Wednesday alongside updated Razr clamshells.
With a 6,000-mAh battery, triple 50MP rear cameras, and stylus support, the Razr Fold positions Motorola to challenge Samsung and preempt Apple's rumored iPhone Fold later this year.
Motorola's North American foldables market share rose to 44% in 2025, and the company now holds about 50% in the US and 55% in Latin America, signaling growing global influence.

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