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Hands on with the foldable Motorola Razr

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Motorola unveiled the new foldable smartphone back in November. At CES, we got our hands on the newest smartphone. Unlike most foldable phones, the Razr features a horizontal foldable screen reminiscent of the original flip phone.

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