MOTOROLA ENTERS BOOK-STYLE FOLDABLE MARKET WITH RAZR FOLD
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Motorola has unveiled its first book-style foldable smartphone as part of its expanded Razr lineup. The Razr Fold includes native stylus support, a feature absent from Samsung's latest flagship foldable.
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