Motorola says it will "transform mobile" on June 9 - with MotoMod snap-on modules?
Motorola Mobility and Lenovo are getting ready to wow us (or at least to try that) on June 9, when they will seemingly announce at least two new smartphones that could be called Moto Z Style and Moto Z Play.
Last week, Motorola posted a video showing off some Razr clamshell phones in anticipation of the June 9 event. Today, the company shed some light on what its Razr flip phones have to do with all this: on June 9, Moto is planning to "transform mobile, again" - after doing it with the world's first handheld mobile phone (way back in 1973), and with the hugely popular Razr clamshells that everybody wanted to buy a decade ago.
"Snapping is the new flipping", says Moto - as you can see for yourself below - pretty much confirming the existence of MotoMods. First seen yesterday, these are optional modules that users will be able to snap on the rear of the upcoming Moto Z and Droid Z handsets in order to add various features (for example, one of the modules is an advanced camera with optical zoom).
A Lenovo-made Project Tango phone is also expected to be announced on June 9, so there's a lot to look forward to next month. Are you excited about what Moto and Lenovo are about to unveil?
source: Moto US (Twitter)
Last week, Motorola posted a video showing off some Razr clamshell phones in anticipation of the June 9 event. Today, the company shed some light on what its Razr flip phones have to do with all this: on June 9, Moto is planning to "transform mobile, again" - after doing it with the world's first handheld mobile phone (way back in 1973), and with the hugely popular Razr clamshells that everybody wanted to buy a decade ago.
A Lenovo-made Project Tango phone is also expected to be announced on June 9, so there's a lot to look forward to next month. Are you excited about what Moto and Lenovo are about to unveil?
From brick, to flip, to snap. Snapping is the new flipping. Watch Moto transform mobile, again, June 9.https://t.co/JgZeCZacvN
— Moto US (@Moto_USA) May 26, 2016
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