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The recently concluded MWC 2019 suggests that 5G phones and devices with collapsible displays will be the trend this year. Some of the biggest smartphone makers, such as Samsung and Huawei, as well as LG, have sneaked into this new field, and these companies have come up with their own interpretations of foldable smartphones. Motorola is another company that plans to make foldable devices, but knows little about the upcoming products. While we do know that Motorola's foldable phones may be similar to the iconic RAZR V3 of the 2000s, XDA developers say they now have some detailed information about mobile software and how it works.

Motorola is reportedly developing a smartphone with two displays. But the flip design of the phone means that there is a tall flexible display inside that can be flipped, and the second display is located on the outside of the phone. It is said that the small auxiliary external display can only be used with a few applications, because the company limits the applications that can "flip the monitor". XDA Developers quotes sources as saying that currently only some pre-installed apps, such as Moto Display, Moto Actions and Moto Camera apps, can display content on "closed displays."

In addition, after deployment, the auxiliary display can be used as a touchpad, but it is currently limited to scrolling the timeline of web pages and applications in Chrome. There can be up to six Quick setup blocks on the monitor. I don't know if these settings can be customized. It is reported that when using the camera, people will be able to click on the photo or swipe up on the main display to enlarge. This option may be useful when the user wants to click on the selfie, and the countdown timer can also be displayed on the auxiliary display. Screen.

Google Assistant animation can also be displayed on a smaller screen when the phone is turned off. This happens if the user enables this option; otherwise, you are prompted to "flip open to unlock" the device. The company is also said to be testing Moto Display applications to use external monitors to display clocks, send pulse notifications and control media. You can also set up different wallpapers on smaller monitors.

We first learned about Motorola's collapsible phones in January this year. There were reports at the time that the company might revive its Razr series, but it had a collapsible display. Later, some renderings of suspected mobile phones appeared at the World intellectual property Organization, exposing the design of the device and confirming the revival of Razr phones. Recently, Dan Dery, vice president of global products, confirmed that he was developing a foldable smartphone, but gave no details. The leaked rendering of the phone shows that it may have a higher main display that folds inward, so it uses a flip design, and when folding the phone, there may be an auxiliary display on the back of the top.

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