ROKR E2's features are built for ease-of-use. Dedicated music keys on the handset's side and front let you navigate playlists, as well as play/pause, skip backward/forward, and hold. Connect to ...

In music mode, ROKR E8 delivers great sound through a three-dimensional stereo feature that enhances two-channel audio and an on-board equalizer. Music can be enjoyed on the built-in speaker, with a ...

Motorola's second ROKR. This GSM music phone features dedicated music keys, stereo Bluetooth, stereo FM radio, a 3.5mm headphone jack, full-size SD memory card slot, and a key lock switch.

Although the ROKR now claimed that it could hold up to 1,000 tracks, iTunes stubbornly stuck to its 100 track limit. Try as I might, I couldn’t get iTunes to load more than the 100 tracks it ...

Apple, Motorola and Cingular Wireless on Wednesday unveiled the Motorola ROKR, the first cell phone equipped with a version of Apple’s iTunes software. The phone lets users transfer up to 100 ...

The Rokr E8 excels at music playback, but usability issues plague it in other areas. The Motorola Rokr E8 looks vaguely like an iPod: glassy, slim, and dark, except for a thin circular metal strip ...

In addition to the Rokr E1, however, Jobs also debuted Apple’s new iPod Nano, a scary thin MP3 player that holds 1,000 songs. It cost $250 as well.

We've been hearing details about this phone for ages, but it looks like Motorola finally ROLD out their latest ROKR musicphone, the ROKR E2. We already mentioned earlier today that it'll be one of ...

August 7, 2008 Motorola has expanded its ROKR range with the introduction of three new units in a range of styles. The lineup includes the candybar MOTOROKR EM30, clamshell ROKR EM28 and the ...

Review: Combine Apple's digital music service with Motorola's mobile know-how and the result is the terrific new iTunes phone, the Rokr E1.

According to Motorola statements, 250,000 ROKR phones were sold in the three-week period between the device’s launch on September 7 and the end of the third fiscal quarter on September 30.