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Motorola opens Moto AI beta signup for Razr devices
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The emergence of Motorola’s AI features marks another major smartphone manufacturer entering the artificial intelligence space with device-specific capabilities.

Initial rollout details: Motorola has launched the beta version of Moto AI for select Razr smartphones, with potential availability for some Edge devices.

  • The beta program is accessible globally for Razr and Razr Plus (also known as Razr 50 and Razr 50 Ultra) users
  • Initially announced during the 2023 Lenovo Tech World conference, the suite of AI features is now ready for public testing
  • Language support is currently limited to English, Spanish, and Portuguese

Key features: Moto AI introduces four main functionalities designed to enhance user productivity and information management.

  • “Remember this” enables users to save and later recall screenshots, photos, and notes
  • “Catch me up” provides summaries of messages and missed calls
  • “Pay attention” offers recording, transcription, and note summarization capabilities
  • “Journal” serves as a central hub that organizes information from other Moto AI features

Beta access process: Users must follow specific steps to participate in the Moto AI beta program.

  • Devices need to be running the latest software version
  • Users can join through the Moto AI app listing in the Google Play Store
  • Alternatively, signup is available through Motorola’s website
  • The beta update may take up to 24 hours to appear in the Play Store after registration

Looking ahead: While Motorola’s entry into AI-powered features shows promise, questions remain about language expansion plans and the full scope of device compatibility, particularly regarding Edge devices.

Razr devices can start signing up for the Moto AI beta

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