iPhone to Hit Stores This Weekend

1:44 am on September 8, 2005 | Category: Business

As expected, Apple has now officially announced the release of its new iTunes Phone. The phone, which can hold up to 100 songs, will be fully available in stores starting this weekend. Apple CEO, Steve Jobs unveiled the new device yesterday, at an event in San Francisco.

The new phone, manufactured by Motorola, will be released under the brand name: ROKR (pronounced “Rocker”), and will include a built in digital camera, built in stereo speakers, and stereo headphones. It will be sold exclusively by Cingular Wireless and BellSouth Corp.

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    1. [...] After last week’s US launch the Motorola ROKR E1 device has become the first mobile phone equipped with Apple iTunes technology. [...]

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    2. [...] The comments seemed quite strange, given Motorola’s partnership with Apple to release the ROKR iTunes phone earlier this month. Zander now claims, however, that there is not a rift between the two companies. He says that that his comments were taken out of context, and although there is some competitive tension with Apple, there is still a “great relationship” between the two companies. [...]

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    3. [...] Unlike Motorola’s ROKR, this new phone will support wireless music downloads, for instant audio entertainment on the go. It will also be able to connect to a PC, via cable or bluetooth, which allows for music to be transferred from a user’s CD collection. [...]

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    4. [...] Motorola’s new ROKR cell phone, best known for its ability to play Apple iTunes music, isn’t performing anywhere near as well as expected. [...]

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