IT News on November 10th: Technology media 9to5Google reported yesterday (November 9th) that on Motorola's official support page in Australia, there was a mention of “motorola razr flex – 2027.” This indicates that the foldable phone Razr Flex will make its first appearance in official support documentation in 2027, and once it hits the market, it will compete head-on with Apple's iPhone Duo.
However, this official support document does not provide any other useful information; it only indicates that this foldable phone will be released in 2027, and the related support details are placeholders. The security information also includes mentions of a release in August 2024, Android, support until August 2029, and a title referring to "testing security updates."
IT reported on October 20th that this foldable phone appeared in the GeekBench benchmark database. This phone is equipped with a chip model named “QTI SM8845”, adopts a 2+6 cluster CPU architecture, has a main frequency of 3.8GHz, and is associated with Qualcomm's fifth-generation Snapdragon 8 chip. It is not the ultimate version; the ultimate version is modelled as SM8850.
Previous reports stated that this foldable phone is equipped with the fifth-generation Snapdragon 8 chip (Snapdragon 8 Gen5), features a 6.92-inch 165Hz internal screen and a 4.97-inch external screen, has a dual rear camera setup of 50MP + 50MP, a battery capacity of 5000mAh, supports 25W wireless charging, weighs about 215g, and uses side fingerprint recognition.
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