Motorola Edge, Edge+ launched: 90Hz display, 5G support, 3D curved edges and more

However, the wait is finally over and Motorola has released its latest flagship phones and these seem to be a welcome return for the Lenovo-owned brand. Both the models support 5G networks and both of them feature a high refresh rate display with 3D curved edges on either side. The edge can also be used to display virtual buttons in games and one can disable it, if found unuseful. Motorola also lets one swipe down on the curve to access the notification tray. At the back, the Edge has an array of triple camera, with the main unit using a 64-megapixel sensor. Motorola has built its usual array of camera features found on several other Moto devices. Inside, the Edge relies on a Snapdragon 765G chip that’s paired with 6GB RAM and 128GB storage. The phone is quite similar to the standard model but it bumps up the crucial specifications to flagship levels. Inside, the Edge+ makes use of the flagship Snapdragon 865 chip that’s paired with 12GB of LPDDR5 RAM and 256GB of UFS 3.0 storage. There’s stock Android 10 onboard with the usual Moto additions and the new Edge features.