It was Nokia, actually HMD that started bringing back old school phones and then Motorola followed. First we had the Nokia 3310 2017, then the Moto RAZR 2019, in a foldable form. Now we may as well get ready for the Motorola Aura 2020, since we’re at it. And thus
Motorola RAZR 2019 was one of the most polarizing phones of 2019, since it took a courageous approach when it came to foldables. It dodged the whole “phone that turns into a tablet” thing and provided a clamshell of all things. It was decently received, even though postponed right now.
Everybody and their mother is making foldable phones nowadays, with patents popping up from Oppo, LG, Samsung, Huawei, Sharp and more. Microsoft is also on the case, but perhaps one of the most awaited devices of the sort is a future Moto Razer that folds. Today we catch another glimpse
Motorola is one of the last standing names to tackle modularity on smartphones, but they’ve yet to attack the flippable camera segment. Techconfigurations is daring enough to also handle that and thus they’ve created the Motorola Moto Infinity concept with a flippable camera. The device has a 100% screen to
Motorola keeps calibrating its format for the ideal smartphone, trying out a variety of novel things. They’re still in the modular phase and the glass and metal phase, but not many changes have happened lately. Designer Arun Shah tries to chance the perception with something new. He used Solidworks and
Some concept phones we cover are easy to predict or anticipate, while others are simply sci fi and out of this world. I’ve noticed a tendency over the past years to create phone and device designs in general that focus on minimalism and getting rid of “noise”, static. Moto Zen
Remember the Motorola v360? That was a clamshell phone from the year 2005, that received quite a bit of love back in the way. Designer Michael Muleba wanted to resurrect the device and thus created a sort of Moto v360 2017, that’s pretty spectacular. The handset features only modern specs
I didn’t expect that this week ending would bring me a surprising design to feast my eyes on. And lo and behold, here comes a Motorola concept phone of all phones to dazzle me. Of course Motorola doesn’t exactly exist on its own anymore, so let’s just call this a
When I saw the Motorola luxury phone below, I had a bit of a deja vu and remembered that I saw this form factor before. In fact it was Faisal Semari, the same designer experimenting with it on a previous award winning concept phone. He has since refined the format
I don’t mind finding concepts I didn’t cover back in 2010, because they look all the more fascinating now. One of them is the Motorola Transparent Type Side flipr+ QWERTY handset shown below. Rendered by Wei Huang, from Beijing, this device reminds me a lot of the Nokia E7, but
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