1) The failure of the rokr rests on apples heads. Motorola had to bend over backwards to get the shot at making the itunes phone and in the process got stuck between a carriers demands and apple's outrageous, let's not eat into the ipod shuffle sales, 100 song limit.
The non iTunes phone from motorola that was built from the ground up to be a music phone will really suprise some people. No ridiculous 100 song cap, no B.S. itunes DRM.
Most ridiculous comment of the day: 'That's far from a "few million." Also, worldwide CDMA is the more popular standard for the gadget-hungry Asian countries, like Japan, S. Korea, etc.'
Japan - Uses FOMA S. Korea - ONLY OTHER PLACE IN WORLD THAT HAS CDMA STANDARD.
Furthermore, to create a CDMA phone you must get deeply in bed with qualcomm that hold their sweet patents very dearly. To create a CDMA phone, you -must- use qualcomm's chips across.
Now I'll stop bitching about people creaming over something that hasn't been announced and likely doesn't exist.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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A2DP, A2DP, A2DP... nough said