Motorola is coming up with a foldable smartphone which might be called the Motorola Razr. And the latest leak from XDA Developers confirms some software details of the device. As per XDA Developers, the secondary display of Motorola's foldable phone will not have access to the entire Android experience when the device is folded. The report claims that Motorola has restricted the number of apps that can be accessed over the flipped display. Watch: Motorola One Power review The apps having access to the closed Motorola screen are pre-installed system applications like Moto Display, Moto Actions, and the Moto Camera app for selfies. The report further reveals the working of secondary display of the Motorola's upcoming foldable device like the 'closed display' can act as a trackpad for scrolling, it can display up to six Quick Settings tiles and trigger Google Assistant while the phone is flip closed. Motorola is also testing the Moto Display app that can show a clock, pulsing notifications and controlling media via the secondary display. In an interview with Engadget at MWC 2019, Motorola VP of Global Product Dan Dery revealed that Motorola has been working on a foldable phone for a long time and the device may soon be launched in the market. Also read | Motorola patent reveals foldable Moto Razr with clamshell form factor A while ago, The Verge spotted a patent filing by Motorola with World Intellectual Property Organisation (WPTO) that reveals a smartphone with a full-length folding screen and the clamshell form factor. Although there’s no mention of the Razr logo anywhere on the device, the clamshell form factor suggests that this could be the 2019 Moto Razr. Before the patent was spotted, the Wall Street Journal reported that Motorola may launch a folding phone under the Razr brand name in February. According to the Journal, the device may come to the US as a Verizon exclusive at a starting price of $1500. Motorola will be joining Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi, ZTE and other players which are all focusing on the foldable phone. Samsung and Huawei have already introduced their products, while ZTE and Xiaomi's products are yet to officially launch.
