The Motorola ROKR iTunes phones was one of the most anticipated products in recent memory, but a combination of compromises may leave it destined for the high tech recycling bin.

We were told that the new ROKR iTunes phone has a capacity of 512 MB. What we didn't know is that it has a limit on the number of songs as well. Playlistmag is reporting that the phone will only ...

Everyone knows that the Motorola ROKR has been considered, well, slightly less than awesome ever since its debut. It's only really enjoyed mediocre success (and that's being nice), and most Apple ...

I had one of the first ROKR phones sold from the downtown San Francisco Cingular location and couldn’t wait to get back to the office and see how it worked with my Mac. It wasn’t long before ...

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.

The Rokr has a nice-sized active color display (176 by 220 pixels) screen and something called 3D stereo sound via dual 22 KHz enhanced polyphonic speakers — whatever that means.

After the Rokr faded from everyone’s memory (except the people who bought them), Apple decided they would go their own way for the next iTunes phone. Motorola didn’t fold-up shop either.

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 ...

The Rokr’s ITunes compatibility is a nice bonus, especially for current ITunes users. However, the W800i Walkman phone accommodates my needs a little better: It has comfy earbuds, takes slightly ...

Motorola has made it very easy for users to switch the ROKR E8 from talk to music with ONE touch. The ROKR E8 features one of the best implementation of haptics feedback technology on the market ...

As you would expect from the ROKR line, they are putting the focus on music and MP3 player functions. They start off with a Linux/Java OS that will sync easily with Windows Media Player 10 or 11.