Engadget ha publicado un resumen de análisis recientes de productos que abarca teléfonos plegables, altavoces, dispositivos vestibles y más.
La publicación evaluó el Motorola Razr Fold, otorgándole una puntuación de 8.8 sobre 10. El redactor senior de análisis, Sam Rutherford, señaló que es una opción sólida con un precio inicial de 1.900 dólares y más asequible que algunos competidores.
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Motorola has introduced its 2026 Razr lineup, featuring the company's first book-style foldable, the Razr Fold, alongside refreshed Razr Ultra, Razr+ and Razr flip phones. Preorders begin May 14 with sales starting May 21. Prices have increased across the flip models, positioning them against rivals like Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 7.
Motorola has released its first book-style foldable phone, the Razr Fold, featuring a slim design, strong battery life and capable cameras. The device starts at $1,900 and is available for pre-order now with shipping set for May 21.
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Motorola is set to release its first book-style foldable phone, the Razr Fold, later this year, focusing on a premium design to stand out in the market. The company aims to appeal to consumers seeking lifestyle technology through unique materials and finishes. Foldable phone sales are projected to rise 30% in 2026 compared to 2025.
CNET has published detailed reviews of the latest flagship smartphones from Apple and Samsung.
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Samsung has increased prices on nearly two dozen Galaxy phones and tablets due to global memory shortages and rising component costs. The Galaxy Z Flip 7 now costs $80 more, while the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra 1TB model has risen by $280. These changes follow a similar $80 hike on the Galaxy Z Fold 7 last week.
TechRadar released its weekly roundup of major technology stories on May 2. The digest covers eight key developments, including new Moto foldables and electric air taxis. It is titled 'ICYMI: the 8 biggest tech stories of the week'.
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A new survey reveals that most US smartphone owners are not swayed by foldable designs or AI features when considering an upgrade. Instead, practical concerns like cost and battery performance remain the primary motivators. The findings come from recent polling of over 2,400 adults.