Tech Brew Ride Home (Bonus) The Razr and the Reality of 5G with QZ's Mike Murphy
Nov 16, 2019
In this conversation, Mike Murphy, a tech reporter for QZ.com, shares his firsthand insights from the recent Razr phone event in LA. He discusses the innovative design and concerns about the new foldable phone's durability. The chat also explores the reality of the 5G revolution, emphasizing the infrastructure improvements needed to unlock its full potential for augmented and virtual reality experiences. Murphy's unique perspective sheds light on how these advancements might reshape industries, including sports.
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Razr Event Atmosphere
- The Razr event was held in a warehouse-like venue in LA's Arts District, giving off a rave-like atmosphere.
- A DJ played music, but the volume felt excessive for the event's attendance.
New Razr Feel
- The new Razr looks like the original when closed sideways, but it's wider.
- It lacks the satisfying "clack" upon closing, instead feeling like a laptop due to magnets.
Razr Durability Concerns
- Motorola expressed confidence in the new Razr's durability, a key concern with foldable phones.
- However, Mike Murphy noticed the screen pops out slightly and can be pulled away from the body.