Two New Motorola RAZR Foldable Phones to Launch in 2023

Motorola has released the Moto RAZR 2022, a foldable smartphone, in China. Coming as a replacement for the Moto RAZR 2019, this smartphone is set to make its debut throughout the world in the near future. As we await the global introduction of the RAZR 2022, a new leak reveals the firm plans to introduce two more RAZR models in 2023. Let's read more details about it. It has been reported by Evan Blass that Motorola is working on not just one but two new foldable smartphones, internally dubbed "Juno" and "Venus." Reportedly, the Juno variant's display can refresh at 144 hertz, and its processor is a Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1. This is the next gadget expected to hit the market after the RAZR 2022. The source has been silent about the Venus prototype.

The Moto Edge 40 and Moto Edge 40 Pro are said to be Motorola's next flagship smartphones for 2023. Both the "Bronco" and "Canyon" codenames have been bandied around for the gadgets. There have been rumors that the Moto Edge 40 will use either the Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 or the future Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 CPU. The device is said to have a 50MP primary camera, 13MP ultrawide angle camera, and 2MP depth sensor, all housed in a triple back camera arrangement, with a Full HD+ display. Alternatively, the Moto Edge 40 Pro is said to include a 165Hz refresh rate display and a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset. A 50-megapixel primary camera, a 50-megapixel ultrawide lens, and a 12-megapixel telephoto lens are all said to be included in the next Motorola smartphone's triple rear-camera arrangement. We anticipate that Motorola will provide further information on the next Motorola Razr devices in the months running up to their release in the second quarter of next year. Since the current-generation Moto Razr is still not widely accessible, it's fair to conclude that we'll have to wait a long to get our hands on the new smartphones. It was reported earlier in the month of October that the Razr 2022 would be coming to Europe shortly, although Motorola has not officially confirmed this.