Motorola iTunes Phone [Updated]
Motorola reportedly showed their upcoming iTunes compatible phone today:
No photos or details yet available.
Engadget provides a picture of the E1060 upcoming phone but there appears to be some discrepancy on the supported music formats. (no mention of iTunes).
Link to Motorola website on the E1060.
The new iTunes compatible E1060 model phone, which the company said is aimed at music aficionados, allows users to download and carry a limited number of songs in the iTunes format.
No photos or details yet available.
Engadget provides a picture of the E1060 upcoming phone but there appears to be some discrepancy on the supported music formats. (no mention of iTunes).
Link to Motorola website on the E1060.
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91 months ago
There's a picture of it here (from the MacBytes thread).
I hope that's not really what it ends up looking like. Reminds me of the ugly blue HP iPod prototype.
I hope that's not really what it ends up looking like. Reminds me of the ugly blue HP iPod prototype.
91 months ago
Damn you Wordmunger. I thought I had 1st post. ;)
I wonder which carrier(s) will offer the phone...
I wonder which carrier(s) will offer the phone...
91 months ago
I think a lot of people want this in their phones. Good Job Apple. Now just make it affordable.
91 months ago
I don't think it's hard to predict this will sell well, given the iPod's popularity.
91 months ago
I would guess it would be a GSM phone, meaning Cingular. It always seems like the cools phones never come out for Verizon(CDMA).
91 months ago
I like the idea that Apple has teamed up with Motorola to provide iTunes support thingy on their new phone, but in my experience Motorolas are clunky phones which are nowhere near as good as the likes of the Samsung D-500. And from that pic, it looks fugly.
91 months ago
Ugly IMO but I would still use it. On the other hand it looks cheaper and thats a good thing.
91 months ago
NOkia signed up with MS to go with their media player.
This should have been Apple.
Why, oh, why, Motorola? Nokia #1 Cell phone manufacturer.
This should have been Apple.
Why, oh, why, Motorola? Nokia #1 Cell phone manufacturer.
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