Leaked press render shows off what the foldable Motorola RAZR might look like

We know that Motorola is working on a foldable device, but outside of patents, we haven’t seen what they look like. Until today. Leaked renders of the rumoured phone surfaced on a now-deleted Weibo post and was later reuploaded to SlashLeaks. It shows a vertically folding screen, which mimics what the Motorola RAZR was in the past. The leak also shows a wireless charging station and range of accessories that come with the triangular box. This rumoured “RAZR 4” hasn’t been officially confirmed but the render does match up with the patent that was filed late last year for a vertical folding phone sporting the RAZR’s recognizable look.

Rumour has it the phone was going to get a US$1,500 price tag with a launch coming as early as February. But that hasn’t happened. Motorola did say they were updating the RAZR design but gave no indication when we would see the new version. So for now, take these renders with a grain of salt.

Source: Engadget

New Huawei Mate 10 Pro shows off bezel-less front, rear dual cam setup

There have been numerous leaks of the upcoming Mate devices from Huawei. This time, we get a closer look at what the Mate 10 Pro might look like. In front, we see the 5.9” EntireView display, which features a bezel-less 18:9 aspect ratio screen. On the back, we see an unusual interpretation of the dual camera setup, which makes it look like an alien to us. The Leica-branded dual camera setup have the two rumoured f/1.6 lenses stacked on top of each other with the LED flash and Laser AF are on either sides of the sensors. The last circle is the fingerprint sensor. This Pro version is said to be one of four versions of the Mate 10 coming out.

Source: GSMArena

Renders of the LG G6 appear, give us a better idea of what's coming at MWC

 

The LG G6 is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated flagship releases of the year. Recent rneders show what this device could look like and it seems to be an improvement over the sleek looks of the LG V20. The renders, courtesy of Evan Blass (@EVleaks). There's a lot riding on the LG G6, the company posted their first quarterly loss in six years and this slide is attributed to the less than stellar LG G5 and its Friends, which failed to capture user interest despite the promise of modular expansion.

LG has some wiggle room to really shine at this year's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, specially with rival Samsung sitting out this launch cycle, which gives LG the spotlight at the show. Stay tuned for more LG G6 news as we get more information in the coming days.

360-degree render of the Google Pixel XL show up online

A few days ahead of the October 4 Google event, new images and renders of the rumoured Google Pixel XL show up online. @OnLeaks on Twitter has new information on the rumoured device. It supposedly measures 154.72 x 75.74 x 7.3mm (on the bottom) and 8.5mm (at the top). The Pixel XL will reportedly have a 5.5-inch display, making it a bit larger than the Pixel with its rumoured 5-inch screen. The rear camera and fingerprint sensor seem to be covered by a glass plate. It also seems to have a metal frame with slopping edges, a USB Type-C port, and stereo speaker at the bottom. You can, of course, also see the power button and volume keys.

Source: Android Authority