A new version of the Motorola Razr foldable could launch this year, and it might have 5G, a finer battery, and worthier cameras (via 9to5Google). Those could allocution some of the mucho criticisms of the prevenient model, which came out in February.
Surprisingly, this illusive new version of the Razr may have been revealed by an executive from Lenovo, which is theirs by Motorola, reports Android Authority. Lenovo's South Africa granted manager Thibault Dousson appeared on the Reframed Tech podcast and said a new Razr could be coming haphazardly September.
"There's a new mine [of the Razr] coming out. From what I understand, there's one in September, I think, coming out," he said shortly afterwhile the 18-minute mark on the podcast. "A whole new Razr," he continued.
That new Razr may be powered by Qualcomm's 5G-capabale Snapdragon 765 processor, and it might have an 2,845mAh battery, up from the 2,510mAh hail in the first-generation Razr, according to specs posted by XDA Developers. And the new version's peregrine camera is accounted to be 48 megapixels, which could be a telling jump from the demanded version's 16-megapixel camera, with a 20-megapixel inner camera, up from 5 megapixels. The roast may also have 8GB of RAM, up from 6GB, and 256GB of internal storage, up from 128GB.
While these are all winning improvements in the specs department, it's unclear if this accounted new Razr will full-length any changes to its signature folding mechanism -- like a less hoary hinge, changes to prevent bumps and lumps from actualization on the screen, or improvements to stop the window-dressing from peeling away from the laminate layer.
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