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Motorola unveils the motorola edge 70 with an impossibly thin and incredibly tough design, new moto g devices and the moto buds bass

Overview

  • motorola edge 70, the first device in the edge 70 series, is the thinnest device in its category1 with an innovative design that packs in three 50MP sensors across all cameras, moto ai2 features and the largest battery in an ultrathin smartphone.3
  • moto g57 power delivers a massive 7000mAh4 battery, a pro-grade Sony LYTIA™ 600 camera system powered by moto ai, exceptional durability, and is the world’s first smartphone series with the Snapdragon® 6s Gen 4 Mobile Platform.
  • moto g57 offers an advanced Sony LYTIA™ 600 camera system powered by moto ai and advanced weather and drop protection.5
  • moto buds bass intertwines bass-driven sound, long-lasting performance with up to nine hours of usage on a single charge6 and everyday durability for a well-rounded audio experience.

Today, Motorola, a Lenovo company, announced the motorola edge 70, alongside the new moto g57 power, moto g57 and the moto buds bass, packing in power, durability and style at multiple price points. The motorola edge 70 is the first of the edge 70 generation and defies the impossible from a design standpoint. At 5.99mm thick, the motorola edge 70 is the thinnest device in its category1 without compromising across design, battery and more. The latest moto g devices also feature a well-balanced blend of specs, ranging from the Sony LYTIA™ 600 camera system to exceptional durability. And on the moto g57 power specifically, users can expect a massive 7000mAh4 high-energy density silicon-carbon battery with over two days of power.7

Introducing the motorola edge 70, impossibly thin and thoughtfully crafted

The motorola edge 70 debuts an ultrathin design with an unforgettable finish. The device feels almost weightless in hand, making it easy to hold while reading in bed or jogging in the morning. Its slender profile is also crucial to the device’s breakthrough aesthetic. Pairing an aircraft-grade aluminum frame with a nylon-inspired finish, the motorola edge 70 is modern yet warm and exudes effortless confidence. It also creates a lasting impression, thanks to its Pantone-curated shades with colored accents around the camera lenses—a new look for the edge family.

In addition to its appearance, the device’s ultrathin profile is tough, too. Whether hiking in the desert or caught in a downpour, this new edge embraces extreme climates and elements with IP68 and IP69 water protection,8 military-grade standards for durability9 and Corning® Gorilla® Glass 7i.

As the only ultrathin phone with three, hi-res 50MP cameras,3,10 users have more stories to tell on the motorola edge 70. Consumers will notice enhanced clarity and greater details in their photos, get blur-free imagery thanks to OIS and achieve realistic on-device colors and shades due to Pantone™ Validated color and skin tones.11 For their next shot, users can lean on exceptional camera hardware like the:

  • 50MP main camera with 4K video recording and 3x more HDR coverage;12
  • 50MP10 ultrawide + Macro lens for a 120° field of view, fitting more into each photo;
  • 50MP front camera that produces jaw-dropping selfies and group shots;
  • Dedicated 3-in-1 light sensor for better light sensitivity and appropriate exposure.

These images are accentuated by moto ai2 and its Photo Enhancement Engine, which add extra precision and accuracy. Consumers can take advantage of AI-powered features like Signature Style to apply a preset to their photos for a cohesive look, get crisp movement with Action Shot or use Group Shot to ensure everyone has their eyes open. 

Aside from brilliant images, moto ai2 also helps users receive answers to time-sensitive questions and generate custom visuals. It does so by capturing the everyday details users want to remember and preserving the priceless moments they don’t want to forget. The Next Move capability understands what’s on a user’s screen and helps them research or take action instantly. It has options to activate Playlist Studio2 for a custom playlist based on one’s display or use Image Studio13 to turn one’s imagination into images, stickers, avatars and wallpapers. Users can also utilize advanced features like Catch me up, Pay attention and Remember this to enhance productivity and save important information. 

Plus, on the motorola edge 70, users can enjoy unbelievable battery life and an ultrathin profile as its revolutionary silicon-carbon battery technology allows for both. The massive 4800mAh battery14 lets users maximize the time spent on their device with up to 38 hours of mix usage7 and up to 29 hours of continuous video playback.15 When it’s time to charge up, the device gives users a choice in 68W TurboPower™ wired capabilities16 or 15W TurboPower™ wireless charging17 for a streamlined look. Adding to its efficiency, the device also features the Snapdragon® 7 Gen 4 Mobile Platform for improvements to AI, CPU and GPU performance.

In addition to the device itself, the motorola edge 70 also features packaging, materials and durability components that further Lenovo Group’s sustainability goals for a brighter future. This product has an increased Eco Rating Score and reduced Product Carbon Footprint when compared to the previous generation. Other milestones include:

  • Plastic-free packaging that offers soy ink printing and full recyclability.
  • Sustainable materials with over 20% post-consumer recycled (PCR) plastic content, giving the phone’s components a second life.
  • Battery and energy efficiency, thanks to silicon anode batteries that enhance energy efficiency and battery care functions that help reduce unnecessary charging and thermal stress. This helps maximize long-term battery health and minimize electronic waste.
  • Longevity and durability due to IP68/IP69 underwater protection, MIL-STD-810H certifications and Gorilla Glass 7i on the display.

For more details surrounding the sustainability attributes of the motorola edge 70, please refer to the Product Environmental Reports on Motorola’s Corporate Responsibility page.

Meet the moto g57 power and moto g57 with exceptional battery life and a highly-durable design

Designed for those who want premium features without breaking the bank, moto g57 power and moto g57 deliver incredible battery life, pro-grade Sony LYTIA™ cameras system powered by moto ai, advanced weather and drop protection5 and are the world’s first smartphones with the new ultra-fast Snapdragon 6s Gen 4 Mobile Platform.

With moto g57 power, tackle even the most action-packed days with a massive 7000mAh4 high-energy density silicon-carbon battery that lasts over two days on a single charge.7 When it’s time to recharge, 30W TurboPower charging support gets users back up and running quickly—perfect for busy days when every second counts.18 Battery Care optimizes battery performance by managing background apps and tracking usage, and the battery is built to last, retaining over 80% of battery health after 1000 charge cycles, so users can enjoy their phone for years to come.19 The moto g57 also offers tons of power with a 5200mAh20 battery that lasts up to 47 hours on a single charge.7

Both phones allow users to frame their story with an advanced 50MP camera system powered by the Sony LYTIA™ 600 sensor. Quad Pixel technology captures more light for brighter, sharper photos even in low-light conditions. The 8MP ultrawide camera expands creativity, offering stunning wide-angle shots. Say goodbye to banding effects thanks to the 2-in-1 flicker sensor, which ensures flawless visuals in every shot, and enjoy flawless selfies with the 8MP front-facing camera. Backed by moto ai’s intelligent image processing, this camera system effortlessly delivers pro-quality photos. The Photo Enhancement Engine works seamlessly across every lens, applying precise color, brightness and texture adjustments, to bring photos to life with exceptional clarity and vibrancy. Plus, Google Photos editing tools help to enhance photos effortlessly with smart, AI-powered adjustments. 

Certified to meet MIL-STD-810H standards for durability, both phones have passed comprehensive tests to withstand extreme temperature, pressure changes and sudden drops.5 Gorilla® Glass 7i delivers 3x better drop performance,21 and an IP64 rating offers extra peace of mind.22 The soft-touch, leather-inspired finish not only protects the device from dust and fingerprints, but also ensures a secure grip. Available in Pantone-curated colors, these phones are a fashion staple that complement any style. 

The moto g57 power and moto g57 are the first smartphones in the world with the Snapdragon 6s Gen 4 Mobile Platform, delivering blazing-fast 5G speeds,23 ultra-low power consumption, and super-reliable stability. Whether streaming, gaming, or running demanding apps, multitasking feels effortless with up to 24GB RAM enhanced by RAM Boost.24 Enjoy up to 128/256GB UFS 2.2 storage.25 

The 6.72” FHD+ displays bring the best shows, games and photos to life in vivid detail and vibrant color. With a 120Hz refresh rate,26 scrolling and app switching are super-smooth. High Brightness Mode automatically adjusts up to 1050 nits for better outdoor visibility, and Display Color Boost reduces glare, ensuring crystal-clear visuals even in challenging lighting. Plus, Water Touch keeps the screen responsive whether users are enjoying a pool party or cooking in the kitchen. Dolby Atmos® reveals greater depth, clarity and details for an immersive audio experience. These devices also feature Hi-Res Audio and stereo speakers, so users can enjoy rich sound across their favorite entertainment.27

The latest software experiences on the motorola edge 70, moto g57 power and moto g57

Users of the motorola edge 70, moto g57 power and moto g 57 can experience the latest version of Android right out of the box. With Android 16, consumers get more privacy, security and flexibility when it comes to personalizing one’s device. They can also use Google’s Circle to Search to instantly search anything they see on their phone, from writing emails to planning events with Google Gemini.

Motorola expands the moto things portfolio with the launch of moto buds bass

The moto buds bass combine powerful, bass-driven sound with long-lasting performance and everyday durability. They bring an extra punch to consumers’ favorite tracks, creating deep lows and clear highs. Built for life on the go, the moto buds bass provide up to nine hours of playtime per charge and up to 43 hours with the case, plus two hours of playback from just 10 minutes of charging.6 Each earbud features a triple-microphone system with CrystalTalk AI, delivering clearer calls through echo cancellation, ambient noise suppression and wind noise reduction. Designed with a water-repellent finish, the earbuds withstand splashes, rain and everyday wear.28

Featuring a 12.4mm dynamic driver tuned for enhanced low-end and Hi-Res Audio certification,29 the earbuds deliver powerful bass and studio-quality sound with 3x more data than standard CD quality for incredible detail.30 With Dynamic Active Noise Cancellation offering up to 50dB of isolation31 and an ultra-wide 4kHz cancellation range,32 users can fully immerse themselves in their music. Additionally, the Adaptive ANC intelligently adjusts to the users surroundings whilst offering the option to manually select from different noise cancellation modes to suit their environment. A Transparency Mode ensures users can remain aware of their surroundings when chosen to. Available in the eye-popping PANTONE Dark Shadow, PANTONE Blue Jewel, and PANTONE Posy Green, the moto buds bass blend bold sound, practical innovation, and contemporary design with a splash of vibrant color.33

Availability

The motorola edge 70 will be available, starting this week, in select markets across Europe and the Middle East with a starting price of €799. In the near future, the device will arrive in select markets around the world.

The moto g57 power is now available in Europe on motorola.com and through regular retail partners at a recommended price of €279.

The moto g57 is now available in Middle East on motorola.com and through regular retail partners at a recommended price of €249.

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Motorola announces the new Zapotec keyboard: Dixhsa / diza is written, shared…and now typed

Mexico City, June 18, 2025 – Motorola and the Lenovo Foundation are committed to inclusion and smarter technology for all. Today, we reaffirm this dedication with the expansion of our Indigenous Languages Support Initiative. As part of our ongoing efforts to raise awareness and empower indigenous communities in Mexico, Motorola is launching an initiative that combines technology with the richness of indigenous roots from Mexico. Starting June 18, 2025, all Motorola smartphones will incorporate the ability to use the new Zapotec keyboard (dixhsa/diza), developed in conjunction with communities in Oaxaca and designed to preserve and bring to life one of Mexico’s most cherished indigenous languages.

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) estimates that one indigenous language disappears every two weeks, representing the potential loss of some 3,000 unique languages by the end of the century. That’s why, for the past four years, Motorola has been focused on championing the revitalization of endangered languages. Motorola has enabled six languages ​​in its user interface: Nheengatu, Kaingang, Cherokee, Kangri, Maori, and Ladin. It has also made keyboards available for: Nheengatu, Kaingang, Kangri, and Kuvi.

In addition, Motorola has made more than a million words translated into indigenous languages available in open-source code, which will allow other companies to also promote these languages through their own interfaces, expanding the impact of this initiative globally.

A living language that can now also be digitized

Zapotec is not just a language, it is history, identity, and a way of seeing the world: it is Mexico itself, rooted in its culture and tradition. That is why, in collaboration with Professor Ambrocio Gutiérrez Lorenzo, a linguist from Teotitlán del Valle, and the Lenovo Foundation, Motorola developed a keyboard that represents five Zapotec varieties from the Central Valley of Oaxaca: San Pablo Guilá, Teotitlán del Valle, Santa Inés Yatzeche, San Bartolomé Quialana, and San Miguel del Valle.

Through community workshops with native speakers, the character mapping and keyboard design were defined from scratch, respecting the linguistic needs and structures of each variety. This is the first time that these written forms of Zapotec have been made available on mobile devices, marking a turning point in their revitalization.

A step beyond digital inclusion

The new keyboard will be available on devices with an Android operating system (Android 13 onwards), for download via Google Play Store. This will allow any user to explore the five Zapotec variants included in its design.

This keyboard is not a symbolic gesture: it is a bridge. A tool created with respect, from and for the communities, with the aim of promoting the written use of Zapotec and strengthening its presence across generations. At Motorola, we recognize that true innovation happens when technology respects, represents, and reconnects with its roots. Today, the Zapotec language is more alive than ever, and it vibrates in the palm of your hand.

What does art say when it speaks in Zapotec? An art film that turns language into a visual manifesto

Za lade ridxi (Nubes entre las voces – Clouds Among the Voices), is an art film written and directed by Cassandra Casasola, poem by Irma Pineda, and music by Mare Advertencia and Alan Ortíz-Grande, in collaboration with Zapotec artists and communities. It pays tribute to cultures that not only inhabit the mountains or traditional festivities, but also in urban walls, songs, sports, art, and now digital writing.  This audiovisual poem has brought together voices that defend the Zapotec language as not being a thing of the past, but rather the present and future.

The dialogue that arose between the Zapotec generations gave rise to the film Nubes entre las voces (Clouds Among the Voices)”, which features the poem “Cayaba Nisaguie” written by  Irma Pineda, winner of the Sor Juana Prize and defender of linguistic rights; complemented by the original music of Mare Advertencia, one of the leading activists of Zapotec origin who have revolutionized the musical spectrum of rap in Mexico. Together, they represent the duality of contemporary Zapotec. On the one hand, Irma’s traditionalism and, on the other, Mare’s disruptive nature have demonstrated how this language has not only been preserved but also reinvented.

This film explores the difficulties in terms of visibility, communication, and understanding between cultures. But at the same time, it hints at the possibility of achieving an encounter and connection where those voices can resonate.

The complete art film will be available on Motorola Mexico’s official Youtube channel and can be seen in selected Cinépolis theaters in the country starting July 1 in cineminuto format.

Availability of the Zapotec keyboard

The new keyboard will be available on devices with any Android operating system (Android 13 onwards), for download via Google Play Store. This will allow any user to explore the five Zapotec varieties included in its design.

ABOUT MOTOROLA

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Motorola expands Indigenous languages support with addition of Ladin

Motorola and the Lenovo Foundation are committed to inclusion and smarter technology for all, and today we reaffirm this dedication with the expansion of our Indigenous Languages Support Initiative. As part of our ongoing efforts to raise awareness and empower Indigenous communities, Motorola is proud to announce the addition of Ladin, a minority language spoken in Italy’s Dolomites region (South of Tyrol), to the list of over 90 languages supported in our smartphones.

United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) estimates that one Indigenous language disappears every two weeks, resulting in the potential loss of around 3,000 unique languages by the end of the century. That’s why over the past three years, Motorola has been at the forefront of this mission, championing the revitalization of endangered languages across the globe.

With a focus on Europe for our latest phase of the Indigenous Languages Support Initiative, Motorola conducted extensive research to identify minority and endangered languages needing support. Among the languages considered, Ladin became a significant candidate, being one of the 12 officially recognized minority languages in Italy and one of three without a kinstate, or entity that is close to the region where their kin-groups reside. With only 30,000 speakers, UNESCO classifies Ladin as an endangered language.

“We’ve learned over the past few years that it is imperative that we work closely with the community of speakers and scholars that are passionate and committed to saving and promoting the language,” said Janine Oliveira, Executive Director of Software Globalization, Motorola. “This rang true for the Ladin community and made the decision to digitize the language in our devices easy.”

Ladin MotorolaMotorola worked alongside the Lenovo Foundation, and several translators and reviewers from the Ladin Institute, Micurá de Rü, led by Professor Paul Videsott, Professor for Romance Philology at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano (UNIBZ). “This will definitely help Ladin and other minority languages to be more visible,” said Professor Videsott. “Smartphones are like the pencil of the 21st century, and having minority languages, including Ladin, in the motorola edge 50 series, has the same importance of having a language in a book.”

Hello Indigenous whitepaper

At Motorola, we know indigenous populations are interacting with mobile technology and are one of many diverse groups that make up our valued consumer base. It’s why we started the project, as we aim to preserve human heritage and the unique histories of Indigenous cultures while empowering future generations. But we also believe we have a responsibility to inspire others to do the same. Through June 2024, Motorola has open-sourced over 1 million translated indigenous words, allowing other companies to promote these languages through their interfaces, furthering revitalization efforts worldwide.

Today, we’re also excited to share the latest version of our Hello Indigenous whitepaper written in partnership with Lenovo Foundation and UNESCO, serving as a blueprint for others to follow in their footsteps.

Ladin is the latest of several endangered languages that Motorola has added to its smartphone interface, including Kuvi and Kangri (spoken in regions of India), Cherokee (spoken in the United States), Kaingang (spoken in Brazil) and Nheengatu (spoken in the Amazon). Motorola remains committed to our mission of inclusion and cultural preservation, leveraging technology to bridge linguistic divides and foster a more diverse and interconnected world. To access the full data sets for each of our digitized endangered Indigenous languages, please visit: https://www.motorola.com/us/about/endangered-indigenous-languages-data-set

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Earth Day 2023: Investing in our planet

Each year, April 22nd marks an important day for our planet – Earth Day – a day dedicated to honoring the achievements of the environmental movement and raising awareness of the need to protect Earth’s natural resources for future generations. As a global technology powerhouse operating in markets across the globe, we fully understand the role we have in raising awareness and taking action to help protect our planet. In 2021, we announced a set of long-term KPIs that will help to do so, including achieving a 30% improvement in the energy efficiency of our mobile phones by FY 29/30.

As a Lenovo company, we are actively committed to investing in our planet through a number of key initiatives that will help to improve energy efficiency, increase sustainable packaging and product design, and reduce emissions. In January 2023, Lenovo announced its commitment to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, with science-based targets validated through the Science Based Targets initiative’s Net-Zero Standard. 

To learn more about all of the actions Lenovo as a whole is taking to build a brighter, more sustainable future for our customers, colleagues, communities, and planet, visit https://news.lenovo.com/campaign/earth-day-2023.

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Motorola expands its indigenous languages digital inclusion initiative with two new endangered languages spoken in India

Today, in partnership with the Lenovo Foundation, Motorola is excited to announce the next phase of our indigenous languages digital inclusion initiative with the addition of two new languages – Kuvi and Kangri – spoken in regions of India. Over the last two years, we’ve added the support of three endangered indigenous languages to our devices – Cherokee (spoken in the United States), Kaingang (spoken in Brazil) and Nheengatu (spoken in the Amazon). We’re incredibly thrilled to continue our commitment to embracing inclusivity and delivering smarter technology for all, by delivering the first-ever Kuvi language writing system and keyboard, and a fully localized Kangri smartphone User Interface to our devices.*

Of the 2,464 endangered languages around the world listed in the UNESCO Atlas of World’s Languages in Danger, India tops the list with 197 endangered languages, followed by the U.S. (191) and Brazil (190). When selecting the languages for this most recent phase of our project, we analyzed many factors including the percentage of speakers in the communities to indicate loss of language, community access to technologies, engagement with the broader community, and availability of linguistics resources. We found that while the Kuvi language community accounts for about 155,000 people, who live primarily in Odisha and Andhra Pradesh, India, only about 9% of the people in the region still speak the language. Similarly, we discovered that while Kangri is spoken by around 1 million people in India, only a very small fraction are fluent speakers.

The first-ever Kuvi language writing system

With this project, Motorola and the Lenovo Foundation worked closely with the Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences (KISS) under the guidance of Dr. Achyuta Samanta, Founder, KIIT & KISS and leadership of Dr. Sushree Sangita Mohanty and support from the Kuvi speakers & language experts to determine the needs of the Kuvi communities in all regions where Kuvi is spoken. Together we determined that the most important step in Kuvi Language Preservation would be to develop the first-ever Kuvi language writing system. Additionally, to facilitate the usage of this new written system, we created a Kuvi keyboard supporting 4 scripts – Kuvi Odia, Kuvi Telugu, Kuvi Devanagari and Kuvi Latin. The new keyboard is available for download via the Google Play Store to help with the utilization of the written form in smartphones and allow for other forms of digitization.

“We at Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences (KISS) are delighted to partner with Motorola and Lenovo Foundation in this one-of-its-kind project to revitalize the endangered status of Kuvi language,” said Samanta. “KISS with support from the Lenovo Foundation has been integral in bringing together the member of tribal communities (Kondh, Kond and Jatapu), linguistic & technical experts, and various other fraternities to collaborate with the Motorola Software Globalization team and develop a keyboard for the Kuvi Language. This initiative sets the path for the revival of many more such languages, helping to preserve the rich legacy, knowledge and heritage that rests in the depths of our country.”

The first fully localized Kangri Smartphone User Interface

We also worked alongside linguists, scholars, and experts from the Kangra, Hamirpur and Una districts of Himachal Pradesh, to deliver the first fully localized Kangri. Smartphone User Interface, in both AOSP content and Motorola Experience apps. To make for a seamless Kangri experience on our devices, we also added Unicode Common Locale Data Repository (CLDR) support with a richer Kangri language data and user interface, all locale-specific patterns for formatting and parsing such as dates, times, currency, measure units, country & language information. Localizing over 200,000 English words into Kangri on our devices means that from the moment a Kangri user sets up their device, they can select the language and navigate a richer UI for both Android AOSP and Motorola experiences.

“With just about 1.7 million speakers of Kangri from a total 1.4 billion people who make India, Motorola and Lenovo Foundation’s language revitalization effort is truly a testimony of their commitment to preserving endangered languages,” said Professor Sunhu Sharma, consultant to Motorola’s Endangered Indigenous Language Initiative for Kangri. “The project was humongous and extremely gratifying, as researchers, tribals, linguists, and tech professionals, worked together to localize over 200,000 English words into Kangri on Motorola’s devices, which will enable Kangri speakers to set up their device in their language and navigate their phone in their mother tongue.”

To further our efforts in bringing more awareness and action to revitalize endangered indigenous languages, this past December, Sergio Buniac, President of Motorola, announced at UNESCO’s  International Decade of Indigenous Languages event, that we are also partnering with UNESCO to conduct further research on the impact and potential of digitizing endangered indigenous languages. “Lenovo and Motorola, in collaboration with UNESCO New Delhi Office, are in the planning phase to develop a toolkit sharing experiences and technology in digitizing endangered indigenous languages,” said Hesekiel Dlamini, Officer in Charge, UNESCO, New Delhi. “This is in line with our shared vision for digital inclusion of indigenous communities.”

In addition to these languages, we also recently introduced a new logo dedicated to our indigenous languages digitization initiative. The new logo is meant to make support of these languages more recognizable on our devices and raise awareness towards the cause.

“With each phase of our endangered indigenous languages project, our goal is to help bridge the gap in digitally inclusive technology and inspire more actions towards the revitalization of these languages”, said Janine Oliveira, Executive Director of Globalization Software at Motorola Mobility. “The addition of Kangri and Kuvi to our growing list of supported languages is a milestone we’re excited to celebrate, but our work doesn’t stop here.”

Moving forward, we will continue to conduct research alongside indigenous communities and engage with regional teams to enrich Motorola experiences and the lives of our incredible consumers.

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