Motorola Apple iTunes Mobile Phone ROKR Around the Corner

Aug 30 2005, 2:14am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

UPDATE:
It is here! Motorola ROKR iTunes Music Phone Revealed with Photo.

Word is that the iTunes mobile phones from Motorola are to be announced on September 7th in San Francisco.

Cingular Wireless will apparently carry the Motorola ROKR iTunes phones reports the New York Times.

The launch of the Motorola ROKR iTunes phone has been delayed many times. Anticipated are a whole line of iTunes mobile phones not just one. On the lower end might be the Motorola E790 that surfaced in July.AppleInsider reports that the email invite for the Apple Launch event reads: "1000 songs in your pocket changed everything. Here we go again,...". Well, I am excited...

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