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[Status-Q] BluePhoneElite: Of course, when moving away from a Nokia, you sacrifice ease of use. And Motorola’s user interface is even worse than most. This has bothered me less recently because much of what I used to do on phones I now do on my Powerbook which integrates with most of them very nicely.

[textually.org] Motorola to Release Handset with Gigabyte Memory: "A Motorola official said in the World Handset Forum in Shanghai, “I cannot tell you the name of the phone and when it exactly would be released in the global market. However, it might be within this year. We expect to debut iTunes phone in the fourth quarter.”

 [Tuaw.com] The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW): i'm very excited by the entry of Apple into the mobile world. I'm curious how they are working directly with motorola to launch their mobile itunes solution and if this solution will work on other carrier handsets. As a games publisher for mobile games, our greatist dilemma involves alinging our software with the ever increasing variety of handsets... As more and more handsets are released each with competing technologies, developers are burdened with the difficulties of ensuring that their games work on a variety of platforms in multiple languages.

[Cellphones.engadget.com] Cellphones - cellphones.engadget.com: We know whatever cryptic alphanumeric name Motorola wants to slap on their first gen iTunes phone doesn't matter so much as the device itself--but will the supposed e790 be the first gen iTunes phone

[Cellphones.engadget.com] Motorola E399 to be the first iTunes phone - Cellphones ...: Speaking at an analyst conference, Ron Garriques, president of Motorola’s Mobile Devices business, also said that the E399 (which sounds like a successor to their E398 musicphone) will come out sometime in second quarter of this year. The ROKR phone, which Apple and Motorola worked on together, won’t be out until Christmas. Both phones will emphasize removable over internal storage. Garriques even disses the market for hard drives in cellphones, but then admits that Motorola will indeed have a handset with a hard drive out by Christmas.

[Technology.updates.com] | Digital Music News Added on February 14, 2005 | Technology Updates: Motorola reinforced assumptions that it was pairing with Apple to create an iTunes-compatible phone, bydetailingspecs of the E1060 phone at .- February 14 2005 - digitalMusicWebLog (Blog)

[Digitalmusic.weblogsinc.com] Nokia Pushes Aside Motorola; Makes History; Asks for Your ...: the answer is possibly not, as carriers have already demonstrated their displeasure at being cut out of the music-revenue loop in the case of Motorola’s iTunes phone. To be clear, the N91 is not an iTunes-branded instrument, and it does not connect with an online store. It connects to the PC via USB 2.0, syncing up with its 4GB hard drive—the first such drive in a cell phone. Multiple music formats are supported, and a stereo headphone jack is built in.

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