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Motorola May Finally Take on Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 with a Notebook-Style Foldable in 2026: Here's What We Know
Motorola aims to compete with Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold by introducing its first book-style foldable phone featuring advanced AI, displays, and camera tech, per leaked marketing.
- On January 7, Motorola will launch its new Signature series at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, previewing its first notebook-style Motorola Razr Fold.
- Having focused on clamshell Razrs since 2019, Motorola is shifting into notebook-style foldables to challenge Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold series.
- A leaked marketing image outlines the Razr Fold's emphasis on displays, AI and camera tech, as tipster Evan Blass posted an internal marketing slide highlighting these features.
- Motorola will likely only preview the Razr Fold at CES 2026 and reserve the full launch for later this year, with more details coming in the months ahead.
- Counterpoint Research projects rising foldable shipments, with book-style models poised to lead, and a Motorola Razr Fold could intensify competition with Samsung after fewer rivals in 2025.
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Motorola prepares for the arrival of a foldable smartphone in book format for 2026, according to recent information. This model would compete with the future iPhone Fold and expand the range after the Razr Ultra.
Motorola Teases Book-Style Foldable
Motorola has posted a teaser on its official US Instagram account showing a new phone that folds like a book, similar to Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold series, with the tagline "The future unfolded". The post is promoting a major press conference that Motorola and Lenovo will hold tomorrow at the CES trade show. The implication, of course, is that Motorola will announce this new foldable phone tomorrow. Few details can be gleaned from the short video c…
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