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Happy unofficial foldables week! An increasingly rare bright spot in the broadly struggling smartphone space, manufacturers are looking toward the emerging form factor to help kickstart them out of th

Foldable phones have had…quite the journey over the last few years. The second time appears to have been the charm for the Galaxy Fold, with a far more robust design than the first generation. And n

Last year’s Motorola Razr reboot should have been a slam-dunk. An iconic name attached to a cutting-edge form factor — what could possible go wrong? A lot, turns out, especially in the world of fo

Yesterday, Samsung announced that the Galaxy Flip Z sold out online. What, precisely, that means, is hard to say, of course, without specific numbers from the company. But it’s probably enough to ma

The Galaxy Fold felt like an omen for a burgeoning category. The fascinating and promising product was plagued by broken review units that forced Samsung to go back to the drawing board with a reinfor

Motorola's RAZR surely stands as one of the most recognizable phones of yesteryear (although myself I preferred the Samsung Trace) — and while the brand has been desultorily maintained by Verizon, a

Intel's mobile chipsets have popped up in a <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2012/04/19/meet-the-xolo-x900-intel-first-android-atom-powered-smartphone-bound-for-india/">handful</a> of <a href="https://

With the updated models of Motorola's flagship phones, the company did not surprise us a lot. It did what it knows best: putting big batteries in Android phones so that you can enjoy long hours of 4G

Motorola is dead-set on showing off some new hardware at its New York press event next week, but could it have more up its sleeve than we all expected? A handful of leaks (accidental and otherwise)

The <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2011/10/18/verizon-officially-unveils-the-motorola-droid-razr/">Droid RAZR</a> has certainly been the talk of the the town lately, with its 7.1mm waist line, 1.2GHz

Sorry, Verizon: looks like your exclusivity <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2011/10/18/hands-on-verizon-droid-razr/">on the Motorola Droid RAZR</a> might not last all that long. Based on the finer det

After the hot mess that was the Droid Bionic Saga (Delay! Delay! Delay! Screw it, release garbage.), I didn't think I could ever like another Motorola device again. Guess I was wrong. I just spent

Samsung and Google got some considerable mileage out of their Nexus teaser video, and Motorola apparently wants to join in on the fun. Their own mysterious video went live earlier today, and hints pre

<img class="alignright size-full wp-image-218285" title="v" src="http://tctechcrunch.files.wordpress.com/2010/09/v.png" alt="" />If you think back to 2005, you'll remember that the Motorola RAZR phone