As promised, Verizon unveiled an ad in tonight's Yankees-Angels game aimed pretty squarely at the iPhone.  It is interesting to remember that the Motorola ROKR had Apple iTunes software on it three years ago... and Apple was negotiating to put the iPhone on Verizon (never gonna happen now!) at about the same time. It also looks like George Lucas is getting some Droid money.  You...

My, oh, my how far weve come in so few years. Daring Fireball sums it up beautifully: Hard to believe this was just four years ago. The demo starts around 2:45; the look of utter contempt comes about a minute later. (Not iPhone friendly, sorry). This is a story by the iPhone Blog. This feed

Motorola has very few full touchscreen phones. this new Motorola ROKR ZN50 maybe the most featured full touchscreen phone of Motorola. it has a slider keypad as well. Motorola ROKR ZN50 has 3.2 inch resistive touchscreen which has 240 x 427 pixels resolution. also this is a 3G phone which supports 7.2MBp/s HSDPA. ROKR ZN50 is best for entertainment. it has very quality media player with Built-in e...

Pictured above is the Motorola ROKR, a fairly common phone for prepaid carriers. It’s a few years old and doesn’t have a ton of advanced features, so it’s rip for a no-subsidy price. According to Boy Genius Report, this is an iDEN version that could be heading Sprint’s way. While that could mean Nextel, it would seem to fit more in the lineup of Boost Mobile. With their unl...

BGR is reporting that this iDEN Motorola ROKR slider is planning to make a possible comeback on Sprint or Boost... Photos:

There’s not much more than a picture to inform you with, but word is that Sprint could possibly be picking up this IDEN-flavored Motorola ROKR on their network. Not very interesting cell phone news and not the most attractive phone to go along with it.

We don’t know if we can find the love in us for a device like the ROKR now that Motorola has moved to greener pastures with the Shules and Morrison, but the iDEN-equipped version of the musicphone that you see above might just be what some iDEN customer is looking for.  There isn’t much to

Details are slim, but Boy Genius Report has gotten their hands on an image of a Motorola (NYSE: MOT) ROKR slider that is apparently headed to an iDEN network in the US. The Moto ROKR musicphone you see here is likely on its way to Sprint (NYSE: S) or Boost (or both) sometime this year.

We don’t have much info to go on here besides the photo, but we’ve been told that Sprint could quite possibly be picking up this iDEN-flavored Motorola ROKR for their network soon. If this was 2004, I’d totally sport an iDEN slider. But hey, we’re not exactly the target customer for this so we have

Motorola released many low end phones recently, and people were about to lose interest. Now Motorola has come up with a new full touch music slider, Motorola ROKR ZN50. It comes with new Motorola panorama user interface, which supports three separate screens, allowing more widgets and shortcuts to be arranged according to usage patterns.MotoROKR ZN50 specifications: * WCDMA 2100, GSM 900/1800/