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However, reports on its faulty breaking screens worried the users, prodding Samsung to look into its hinge system and repair it.

Samsung first unveiled Galaxy Fold, its modern interpretation of a flip phone by making the screen fold sideways rather than the traditional vertical form. Motorola has caught onto the game that Samsung and Google have already played with the release of Samsung Galaxy Flip in 2020 and Pixel Fold in 2023. Samsung galaxy fold and Z flip renew the flip Images courtesy of Motorola (unless stated) Almost two decades later, Motorola steps in again to bring back an iconoclast with a bigger screen and more advanced tech and features. In 2004, the Motorola Razr V3 floored the market with its super-slim built, color external screen and 1.3-megapixel camera, swiftly becoming a covetable phone model at the time. Years later, the thumb-sized screen of StarTAC could no longer whet the appetite of the users, nudging Motorola to reconceptualize its design. Motorola’s Razr history pivots back to 1996 when the brand launched Motorola StarTAC, one of the first-ever flip phones and the foundational design of the first Razr model that would follow. It boasts a 6.9-inch screen when folded out and has a 3.6-inch flexible pOLED outside screen designed to flash notifications and even enable users to fire off replies without flipping the phone. With the new razr, users are able to stand the device on its own at multiple angles, allowing them to easily view recipes while cooking, follow an exercise coach online, video chat with friends, hold it as a camcorder, and use the device as a tripod to capture images and videos with hands-free recording. One of the iconic models making its comeback is Motorola Razr+, instantly stealing the spotlight with its lush magenta color, Pantone’s Color of the Year for 2023.

Long-standing smartphone brands are circling back to the bygone eras of phones, reinventing them to tailor the social media and feature demands of the present fans.

Motorola razr+ returns in the same hot pink fashionįlip phones are getting their second wind from Samsung and Google to Motorola (and even Apple ?).