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Motorola reveals the Razr Fold, a book-style foldable launching this summer

6 January 2026 at 20:00

Motorola is no stranger to foldables, having revived the Razr as a flip-style foldable phone in 2020. Now that it has a few iterations of modern flip phones under its belt, Moto is embarking on a new challenge: big foldables. The new (and thoroughly leaked) Motorola Razr Fold is a book-style foldable like Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold and Google's Pixel Fold lines, offering a smartphone-sized external display with a big foldable panel inside.

Motorola is taking the opportunity to reveal the phone at CES, but it's far from ready for launch. Currently, Motorola is aiming to release the Razr Fold this coming summer for an unknown amount of moneyβ€”Motorola won't confirm pricing or really much of anything about the Razr Fold at this time.

What we do know is the device will be about as big as other large foldable phones, featuring a 6.6-inch external display and an 8.1-inch internal one. Moto says the main foldable OLED panel will have a 2K resolution, which means roughly 2,000 pixels tall. Again, this is similar to existing foldables.

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iPhone Fold Renders Show Apple’s First Crease-Free Foldable Display

24 December 2025 at 14:37

New iPhone Fold renders suggest Apple’s first foldable could feature a nearly crease-free display, slimmer design, and premium hardware.

The post iPhone Fold Renders Show Apple’s First Crease-Free Foldable Display first appeared on Redmond Pie.

Fold Launches Nationwide Bitcoin Services Across All 50 States With BitGo

18 December 2025 at 13:54

Bitcoin Magazine

Fold Launches Nationwide Bitcoin Services Across All 50 States With BitGo

Fold Holdings, Inc. ($FLD), a publicly traded Bitcoin financial services company, just announced that its platform is now available in all 50 U.S. states.

The expansion follows a strategic partnership with BitGo Bank & Trust, which recently became one of the first digital asset companies to secure a federal bank charter from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC).

The move marks a rare milestone in U.S. consumer Bitcoin services: Fold is the first platform to operate nationwide under a single federally supervised trust framework.Β 

Previously, state-by-state licensing and regulatory barriers constrained consumer access, particularly in states like New York. With BitGo’s charter, Fold can now provide Bitcoin exchange and custody services across the entire country, including historically restrictive markets, this is according to the company’s statement shared with Bitcoin Magazine.Β 

Fold wants a β€˜national framework’ for Bitcoin

β€œBitGo B&T’s federal bank charter combined with Fold’s Bitcoin financial products gives the U.S. its first true national framework for Bitcoin access,” said CEO Will Reeves. β€œIt replaces a patchwork of state rules with a single, regulated structure, creating a clear path forward for both companies and consumers.” 

Reeves emphasized that nationwide availability allows the company to scale its offerings and deliver Bitcoin products in line with federal oversight.

The company’s consumer-facing products include its Bitcoin Gift Cardβ„’ and the upcoming Fold Bitcoin Credit Cardβ„’, which will now reach previously untapped markets.Β 

BitGo provides the digital asset infrastructure through its Crypto-as-a-Service platform, enabling them to operate within a federally supervised compliance framework while continuing to innovate in rewards, payments, and custody services.

β€œThis is a meaningful moment for both BitGo B&T and Fold,” said Frank Wang, Executive Director of Fintech Sales at BitGo. β€œOur conversion to a federal bank charter allows us to support consumer platforms at a national level, and Fold is a natural partner in that effort. Access has been limited by geography, but with a national framework, both companies can now operate as intended β€” responsibly and across the entire U.S.”

This partnership positions FLD to capture a wider audience while aligning consumer crypto services with federal standards. At the same time, reliance on BitGo introduces dependencies: any regulatory or operational issues at BitGo could affect the company’s nationwide offering.Β 

Fold is beginning to onboard users nationwide, the company said, with details of product availability to be shared as the rollout progresses.Β 

This post Fold Launches Nationwide Bitcoin Services Across All 50 States With BitGo first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah Zimmerman.

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