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Motorola Razr delayed: “Demand has been high” for foldable phone

Motorola Razr delayed: “Demand has been high” for foldable phone

Posted on December 22, 2019 By Jarvis

The new Motorola Razr, rebooting the iconic flip phone as a modern smartphone with a foldable display, is being delayed, the company has confirmed today. Revealed in November, the Android clamshell was originally intended to go up for preorder on December 26, and then ship early in the new year.

Now, however, Motorola is changing all that. In a statement from the company, it cited unexpectedly high interest in the 2019 Razr for forcing a rethink.
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