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I have and it is very nice. Also, every review out there has just loved the software. The Russians over at mobile review had it beating out all the following other "music phones":
* Nokia 3250
* Samsung X700
* Siemens S75
* Sony Ericsson W800i
* Sony Ericsson W810i
* Sony Ericsson W900i

Once the APIs are opened up to third party development, it will be very strong competition for symbian and ms. You can tell from motorola's open source site, opensource.motorola.com, that they are heading in this direction.

Although not carried by US carriers, you can get this phone for $300, which is pretty cheap for an unsubsidized handset.

Also, I'd be on the look out for some major phones in 07 from Moto with some very slick hardware and running an update of this software.]]>Jan 3rd 2007 2:47AMhttp://mobile.engadget.com/2007/01/02/motorolas-rokr-e2-reviewed-welcome-what-took-you-so-long/http://mobile.engadget.com/2007/01/02/motorolas-rokr-e2-reviewed-welcome-what-took-you-so-long/
Even the popularity in my country (malaysia) is not that hot for this phone because ppl are going for Nokia and Sony Ericsson most of the time.

But I am happy with E2's features with the affordable price.

However, there is one complain about E2, I miss moto E398's speaker quality!! :p]]>Jan 14th 2007 11:09PMhttp://mobile.engadget.com/2007/01/02/motorolas-rokr-e2-reviewed-welcome-what-took-you-so-long/http://mobile.engadget.com/2007/01/02/motorolas-rokr-e2-reviewed-welcome-what-took-you-so-long/Nov 15th 2007 9:17AM