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Motorola Explains iTunes Phone Delay

Speculation from several websites claimed that service providers were the reason why Motorola pulled their ROKR iTunes enabled phone from CTIA. Motorola is blaming Apple however.

“Motorola Inc. did not show upcoming phones designed to work with Apple Computer Inc.’s iTunes digital music service at a recent tech show because of the pair’s differing approach to launching new products, executives from Motorola said on Tuesday.

In response to a question about why Motorola did not show its upcoming iTunes phone at the Cebit technology fair in Germany Motorola said it tends to display its products before they go on the market but Apple’s Chief Executive Steve Jobs does not.”

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