With the new Razr, Motorola seeks to revive one of its most beloved devices by the public, from the time when the brand reigned in the mobile market. This bet from Motorola goes much further than giving us the possibility to cut a call dramatically.
What we possibly like most about this device is how much they focused on the user experience, from the possibility of taking selfies, answering messages and calls without having to deploy the cell phone, to thinking very well how they would design the hinges to make a Solid phone to the user’s touch.
The other thing that caught our attention was the decision to use a single camera, and with AI do what many other brands do with multiple cameras.
The highlight of this release is not the cell phone itself, it is the bet that Motorola is making, with a device that was thought to capture attention for the memories it brings, but introducing a new way to use the smartphone, risking making more with less (we refer to the cameras), and looking to return to the time that you were not at all if you did not have a Motorola.
