Motorola ROKR E1, 176 x 220 pixels, Bluetooth, Silver Motorola ROKR E1. Display resolution: 176 x 220 pixels. Bluetooth. Battery technology: Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion), Standby time (2G): 210 h. Weight: 3.77 oz (107 g). Product color: Silver Built-in iTunes music player software. - Download songs to the phone from your computers iTunes music library using the supplied USB cable. - Number of songs available on the phone limited to 100. The tunes are stored on the included TransFlash (mic... SpecsRadio GSM 850/1800/1900 Weight 3.77 oz Size 4.25 × 1.81 × 0.80 Memory 5MB built-in plus included 512 microSD card Screen 176 × 220 pixel 262K color screen Data GPRS Camera VGA with LED flash Sync Bluetooth, USB Music iTunes mobile Construction/Des... DESIGN The ROKR definitely isnt a product of Apples design team. The candy bar style body is a bit clunky and doesnt incorporate the familiar iPod Click Wheel. Instead, the phone is navigated through a five-way joystick that can be programmed to jum... The cell phone industry is highly competitive and global communications companies are always looking for new and innovative ways to make their technology stand out form the others. Cell phones are no long just wireless communication tools. Todays ge... now, with the negative reviews mostly over, the analysis stories are starting to appear, trying to understand how a phone this misguided came to be in the first place. The ROKRs story is a sad one. Perhaps never before have so many techie hopes been c... A mobile phone that thinks it?s an iPod Rokr E1 iTunes Phone Motorola have launched the Rokr E1 the first fruit from its partnership with Apple. But is this a sweet cocktail or is there a whiff of something rotten about the first iTunes phone? The reviews certainly have not been stellar for the ROKR E1, but I walked into a Cingular store recently and played around with one. I’ve been contemplating a new phone now for about three years. I just loved my five-year old Nokia; it’s a gre... Back on the 7th of September Motorola and Apple jointly introduced the new Motorola ROKR E1 - the worlds first phone with iTunes support built-in. Based on the rock-solid E398, the E1 has a lot to offer. https://www.cnet.com/reviews/motorola-rokr-e1-at-t-review/ Spec: 0.2 lbs Good: Solid call and music playback quality; includes speakerphone and Bluetooth; bright display; user-friendly controls; integrated iTunes player. Bad: Dull design; small 100-song memory; limited Bluetooth functionality; sluggish iTunes interface and transfer speeds; cant download songs wirelessly; VGA camera only. Bottomline: The Motorola Rokr E1 takes a step toward integrating a usable audio jukebox into a functional cell phone, but the 100-song limit and the slow processor performance will disappoint iPod users looking to carry a single do-it-all device. https://www.macworld.com/article/1149314/motorola_rokr.html I?m not wowed by the ROKR. It?s not a terrible phone or music player, but it?s not the kind of impressive first effort you expect from a product associated with Apple. With its slow syncing and response, artificial 100 track limit, audio glitches (reve... https://www.ilounge.com/index.php/reviews/entry/motorola-rokr-e1-itunes-mobile-phone-ipod Pundits claim that standalone digital music players are destined to be replaced by music-ready mobile phones. If they’re correct - and we’re not convinced that they are - Motorola’s ROKR E1 Mobile Phone ($349.99) will not be the vanguard... https://www.pcmag.com/archive/motorola-rokr-e1-159767 "Its not an iPod. Its a ROKR." Thats what Motorolas tech support line told us when we started complaining that the first iTunes phone doesnt live up to the iHype. The Motorola ROKR E1 is the first phone with iTunes, able to sync music easily wit... First phone with iTunes. Good call quality. Extremely slow music transfer. Somewhat clunky software. No other cutting-edge features. Although the first iTunes phone connects easily with PCs and Macs, the sad truth is that music transfers and the phones interface both feel clumsy....