iTunes Fails In Motorola Rokr Cell Phone Bid

The ability to marry iTunes Motorola Rokr phone was theoretically very healthy. MacNewsWorld reported, however, that the new Motorola Rokr phones are proving to be virtual hot potato. The rate of return phone is about six times the usual for these new iTunes phone, the article said. Apparently, the storage has been shown that the triumph of the functionality with consumers, leaving blindly indifferent to the over-MPEG-4 promoted the reproduction of these devices. The Rokr iTunes phone only stores about 100 songs, a relatively small portion of the enormous storage capacity of iPods. Pocket PC owners are lucky to have SDIO slots are laughing at the comparison, though hobbled by a gigabyte card Secure Digital. together with the fact that many cases of PDA can be stored on an SD card and is further easy to see what happened. Presumably, mobile phone owners simply could not withstand the combination of pointing and laughing masses of iPod and Pocket PC. When owners are versatile dazzling Pocket PC devices with video and fifth generation iPod are increasingly ubiquitous commercial while a trade is definitely in order. Pull the Pocket PC as iTunes PPCTunes PocketMac Team, and you're ready for the races of PDA functionality with iPod-like, adding insult to injury. PPCTunes If you really do not halve the storage space of iTunes music files to fill in the device, as claimed (no doubt they have not tried to download - play very busy), this completes the unfortunate image of castration Motorola. Apple blames poor marketing, but it really seems a case of bad timing with the new video iPod came knocking knees Rokr. I opted to stay with Windows Media Player on my iPAQ at the moment. Damian Julien is a board game for Pocket PC and game time for fans in general and reviewer. He is a specialist for IT professionals and has published numerous articles on Pocket PC emulators for the game and industry trends. http://www.pdagameguide.com/