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Motorola Adds Motion Sensor to Its New Signature 27 Phone

The new phone’s extra sensor is designed to help capture fast-moving subjects.

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Source: Motorola, 2026-11-05.

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Read and understand · 1/2What does the action sensor detect?

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Changes in light. The company says it detects changes in light.

Clue: The company says the action sensor detects changes in light and is designed to help people photograph subjects moving quickly. It works alongside the phone’s main cameras.

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Dates and prices. The report says launch dates and prices can vary.

Clue: The announced starting price is $1,599. Motorola says availability will expand to different markets in the coming months; dates and prices can vary by location.

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It detects changes in light and works alongside the main cameras to help photograph fast movement.

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