Apple to Unveil Motorola ROKR iTunes Phone

September 6th 2005 | Phones

In a move to make music truly mobile, Apple is expected to unveil the aptly named Motorola Rokr cell phone Wednesday in San Francisco. The phone will play songs people already own, transferred directly from the iTunes music collection on their computers.

Apple’s marriage of the popular iPod with a gadget we carry everywhere is a bid to consolidate its dominance of the digital music market. Cingular Wireless will offer the Rokr as other cell phone companies prepare to launch high-speed networks to allow people to download songs to their phones. No pods required.

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Apple to Unveil Motorola ROKR iTunes Phone
Published in: Phones on 2005-09-06