Motorola has unveiled its latest Razr flip phones, packed with AI features from a mix of tech giants including Google, Microsoft, Meta and Perplexity. The Ultra, Plus and standard Razr models will debut on 15 May, with tools that suggest actions, summarise notifications and even respond to the user's gaze.

Perplexity's AI app will come preinstalled, marking a rare shift towards diversifying AI search tools on Android devices. Unlike rivals Apple and Samsung, Motorola's strategy integrates multiple AI systems, avoiding reliance on a single provider.

Notably absent is OpenAI's technology, with Motorola instead selecting partners based on their expertise in research, productivity and user engagement. Meta's Llama model, Microsoft's Copilot and Google's Gemini assistant will all feature in the new phones.

The launch comes as Google faces legal scrutiny over its search engine dominance, raising questions about future control of the AI market. Despite trade tensions and potential tariff impacts, Motorola has kept prices steady, crediting its parent company Lenovo's adaptable supply chain.

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