Motorola teases new wide foldable smartphone to rival Apple and Samsung.

The teaser may show a full-width rear camera bar, which could help the folded phone sit flatter on a table and potentially leave room for more advanced hardware such as a telephoto camera.
Motorola accompanied the video with the additional message, “Just wait for our next move. 👀,” reinforcing that the silhouette is intended as an upcoming product tease rather than only an Apple joke.
The device may not ultimately be marketed under the rumored “Razr Fold Wide” name; the leaked materials only establish that Motorola is developing a wide Razr Fold, not its final branding.
Samsung also responded to Apple’s foldable launch, posting, “Let us know when you’re done reheating our leftovers 😉” and promoting the hashtag “#ItsTimeToSwitch,” placing Motorola’s jab within a broader competitive marketing exchange.
Motorola has teased a wider-format Razr Fold just days after Apple unveiled the iPhone Duo, positioning itself as a direct competitor to Apple's foldable and Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8. A promotional video shows the device only in silhouette, revealing a shorter, wider design than typical book-style foldables 9to5Google. The teaser pairs with the slogan "New in their hands. Iconic in ours" — a pointed jab at Apple's entry into the foldable market.
Leaked design mockups and certification documents reveal Motorola is developing a passport-style device with a bezel-less cover display GSMArena. The inner screen aims for a nearly creaseless design, a major upgrade over the current Razr Fold. Early reviewers praised the existing model's hardware and multitasking but criticized its conventional proportions and visible crease at launch CNET.
The new design may feature a full-width rear camera bar, helping the folded phone sit flatter on tables and potentially enabling advanced hardware like telephoto lenses AndroidAuthority. Motorola has not confirmed the product's name, specifications, price, or release date, though leaks suggest Qi 2.2.1 wireless charging and a Verizon-exclusive variant.
Motorola's "Just wait for our next move" message reinforces the silhouette as an upcoming product tease, not merely an Apple jab The Verge. The timing places Motorola within a broader competitive marketing exchange. Samsung fired back at Apple's foldable launch with its own dig: "Let us know when you're done reheating our leftovers 😉" and the hashtag #ItsTimeToSwitch CNET.
Samsung is reportedly fast-tracking the Galaxy Z TriFold 2 after Apple's iPhone Duo reveal CNET. The device could arrive with an even more advanced form factor than Motorola's wide Razr. The moves signal that foldable phones have become the industry's battleground for premium innovation.
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