Motorola is back in the spotlight with the release of its 2024 Razr flip phones, and this time, it’s all about artificial intelligence. The company has infused its latest foldables—the high-end Razr+ and the more affordable Razr—with robust AI capabilities aimed at enhancing usability and creativity. At the forefront is the new Moto AI, a suite of smart features enabling intuitive voice interaction, real-time photo enhancement, and generative AI wallpapers.
The cover display on the Razr+ is also getting smarter, with support for running nearly any app without requiring the phone to be flipped open, a nod to the device’s hybrid functionality. Motorola, owned by Lenovo, is leveraging AI across design, performance, and camera features—like intelligent camera framing during video calls and photo optimization.
While Motorola has not yet joined the major AI assistant war, it’s signaling ambition in embedding AI deeper across its product ecosystem. The 2024 Razr lineup showcases the company’s attempt to merge nostalgic design with modern intelligence, positioning its foldables as more than just stylish throwbacks—but rather, smart companions for the AI era.
