Stella said:I'm very surprised Nokia didn't partner... since they are by far number 1.
hokka said:I wonder if iTunes would work with this sexy phone - to be released tomorrow and be available to buy in Sept. If so, I'm getting one!
Lancetx said:This just goes to prove that Apple is willing to work with worthy partners when it comes to their music strategy. Obviously HP, BMW, Motorola and AOL fall into that category, while chumps like Real Networks do not...
hokka said:"It wont be officially announced until tomorrow, but were very impressed that Motorola was able to keep their new razorthin V3 cameraphone a secret for this long, since this is one of those phones that you just cant help blabbing about. Its a mere 14mm thick, with a casing made mostly of titanium and pretty much everything else you hope for in a handset this thin, like a built-in digital camera, Bluetooth, a 4,096 color external LCD, and a 262,000 color main LCD. Due out in September with an expected price somewhere around $700 US."
Blurb from Engadget
jerk said:So far it sounds like any other modern phone, except for the exceptionally high price. If it doesn't do more, only an idiot would buy one.
jerk said:#1 only by sales, not really in any other sense, but if this really takes of probably most phones will get it sooner or later, as well as other gadgets.
Macrumors said:This represents the first officially supported use of Protected AAC iTunes on 3rd party hardware.
tex210 said:Notice the size? Compare to other equally featured phones... come back when you find one that is it's equal. Size in a device you carry around is a huge deal... just look at the Powerbooks.
Porchland said:I don't know why this couldn't BE the iPhone. Co-branding shouldn't be considered a deal-breaker; I mean, if it wasn't co-branded, it would still be made by Qualcomm or Erikson or some other mobile manufacturer.
Then again, one could read the fact that this announcement came from Motorola's web site as an indication that it won't be the last deal with a phone manufacturer. Maybe the iPhone is just further down the road.
Jalexster said:And that is the reason why this won't effect iPod sales. Because people are stupid.