Motorola released a teaser on its social media channels suggesting the launch of a new wide-screen foldable smartphone. This video was published just hours after Apple presented the highly anticipated iPhone Duo, and it is being interpreted as a way to provoke Apple's recent strategy.
The material recalls Motorola's history with its Razr line, from the classic V3 model launched in 2004 to the more current foldable devices, such as the Razr Fold, which was shown this year. At the end of the video, the company displays a sketch of an unprecedented device, characterized by a wider body and proportions similar to a passport.
Visible features on the silhouette include a horizontal camera bar on the back and a button located in the upper left corner of the inner frame. The website Android Headlines obtained sketches of this project, which show that the camera module is centralized at the top, which would help prevent the phone from tipping over when placed on a surface. If this feature is confirmed, it would represent an ergonomic advantage over the competitor Galaxy Z Fold 8.
The leaked diagrams reveal variations in the cut of the rear bar, indicating space for two cameras along with an extra sensor or an LED flash. The model also features a central camera hole at the top of the outer screen and another positioned in the upper right corner of the flexible inner panel (in horizontal orientation).
Additionally, the drawings suggest that the device will have an extremely thin structure, an internal screen with minimal creases, a glass finish, and an 'easy-open profile' design. This implies that the frame was designed to facilitate finger placement during the phone's unfolding process.
This initiative also strengthens the brand's ambitious schedule for 2026, given that it has already launched three flip-style foldable models this year, in addition to its first book-style model.
Although Motorola has not yet provided details on specifications, prices, or a definitive release date, internal sources indicate that the announcement of this widescreen model should occur in the coming months, as reported by the website PhoneArena.
