Light Launches Affordable Colorful Flip Phone From Motorola Razr Co-Creator

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Light, a tech company co-founded by Kaiwei Tang, has launched a new flip phone described as colorful and budget-friendly. Tang previously co-created the iconic Motorola Razr, making him a notable figure in the flip phone space. The launch comes more than two decades after the original Razr debuted, a timeline that even Tang finds surprising. The new device signals a broader revival of the flip phone form factor in the modern smartphone market.

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