Motorola's first foldable smart phone has been officially launched. It resembles in looks with the older classic Moto Razr from the 2000s. It flips down like a flip phone unlike its competitors - Samsung Galaxy Fold and Huawei Mate X foldable phones which fold like a book.

Motorola on Friday launched its new smart phone 'Moto G8 Plus' in India. With an attractive price tag of Rs 13,999, the mobile device will be luring the customers with its 48 MP rear and 25 MP front cameras for selfies.

The phone looks identical to the recently launched smartphone device Motorola One Vision with a familiar 21:9 screen, punch-hole camera on the front, and glossy panel on the back.

Motorola, the American telecom company is ready to launch its most important smartphone Moto G7 Power in India. The mid-range handset is expected to challenges mobile phones under Rs 20,000 from Xiaomi, Nokia, Vivo and other brands. The G7 Power is one with the biggest battery, expected to make an entry in the Indian market very soon.

Smartphone today has become a basic and most essential personal electronics of our daily lives. We have become so much dependent on our phone that we can hardly stay a day without this gadget. Be it to our bed or even in kitchen, we tend to carry them everywhere with us but we do forget that these devices also come with high exposure to radiation with their respective Specific Absorption Rate or SAR value.

Samsung India is planning to launch the Samsung Galaxy M series including Galaxy M10 and M20. The smartphones in queue is aimed at the budget and mid-range price segment so as to compete with the mobile phones of Xiaomi, Realme, Asus and Motorola. Sources confirmed that the launch of Samsung Galaxy M series will take place on Amazon India on January 28 at 6 PM.

Lenovo-owned Motorola on Monday launched Moto G6 Plus with latest camera technology and fast-charging feature in India for Rs 22,499.

Admitting that Lenovo made some "mistakes" in the smartphone business in India, the company CEO Yang Yuanqing on Thursday vowed to bounce back and reclaim its past glory in the next couple of years by launching right products for the India market under both its Lenovo and Motorola brands.

Admitting that Lenovo made some "mistakes" in the smartphones business in India, company CEO Yang Yuanqing on Thursday vowed to bounce back by launching right products for the Indian market under both its Lenovo and Motorola brand.

Admitting that Lenovo made some "mistakes" in the smartphones business in India, company CEO Yang Yuanqing on Thursday vowed to bounce back by launching right products for the India market under both its Lenovo and Motorola brand.