Motorola teases wide Razr Fold as its ‘next move’ in response to iPhone Duo debut

Apple's debut of the iPhone Duo has prompted a response from Motorola, which has teased a potential wider version of their Razr Fold device. Following Apple's announcement of the foldable device, Samsung was seen reacting to the news on Twitter/X, posting several clingy messages but offering no concrete details. Motorola, on the other hand, took to Instagram to post a short video response to the iPhone Duo.

The video features a series of shots of Razr phones from previous generations folding shut, culminating in a blacked-out foldable phone that appears to resemble Apple's new device. Motorola describes this silhouette as their "next move" in the foldable phone market. The video reveals a few details that could point to a wide Razr Fold, such as the camera bar that spans the entire width of the phone's rear panel and a button located on the top left of the inner display view.

These details, while not definitive, suggest that Motorola may be working on a wide version of their Razr Fold device as a direct response to Apple's iPhone Duo. Motorola has not yet confirmed the existence or release timeline of this device, but its teaser highlights the growing interest in foldable phones following the success of Samsung's models and the recent introduction of Apple's new device.