Motorola Mobility Holdings

GrapheneOS plans official support for Motorola devices beginning next year, starting with a high-end slab flagship and later adding Razr Fold and Razr Ultra foldables. The project is targeting Motorola’s 2027 phones because upcoming Snapdragon 8 Elite chips are expected to meet GrapheneOS’s strict hardware security requirements. Support for more affordable Motorola models is planned but depends on improved chip security and longer software support commitments from Motorola. GrapheneOS also confirmed ongoing Pixel support and future Pixel 11 compatibility, while noting Pixels are now harder to fully support. » Plus sur theverge.com

Motorola introduced the Edge 70 Max as a power-focused flagship, featuring a 7,100mAh silicon-carbon battery and full 25W Qi2 wireless charging support. It also offers 90W wired charging that Motorola says can deliver up to 12 hours of power in eight minutes, a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chipset, 8GB RAM, up to 1TB storage, and a 6.82-inch OLED display with 144Hz refresh and up to 7,000 nits peak brightness. The phone has a 50MP main camera, 8MP ultrawide and a 32MP selfie camera, and launches in the UK and Europe from £699.99/€799.99 with no US availability announced. » Plus sur theverge.com

Motorola has released the Tag 2 Bluetooth tracker in the US at a limited $19.99 launch price (regular $29.99), currently available in the "Laurel Oak" color. The Tag 2 offers up to 600 days of life on a replaceable CR2032 battery, IP68 water and dust protection, UWB for more precise locating and compatibility with Google’s Find network. It includes a 77 dB speaker and a configurable multifunction button that can find your phone or trigger the camera shutter. » Plus sur theverge.com