BROAD COMPATIBLE: This phone swing pedometer is recommended for those who want to increase the numbers of the walks steps. Works with Poke Ball Plus, Pokemon GO (Adventure Sync), Walkr, Google Fit, Pedometers, various Smart Phones (Under 7.2 inch) and Smart Watches. Moto Blasts iRadio". Red Herring. 2 January 2006. Archived from the original on 2011-06-07 . Retrieved 2013-03-22.

Apple, Motorola & Cingular Launch World's First Mobile Phone with iTunes". Apple Newsroom . Retrieved 2021-01-22. Both E8 and EM30 uses the ModeShift technology and this enables the phone to switch from talk to music with one touch (special music keys get lighted up when playing music) The phone incorporated Motorola's patented CrystalTalk technology, providing clear conversations in noisy environments. [ citation needed] Specifications [ edit ] Ziegler, Chris (2006-06-23). "China first to get Motorola Rokr E2". Engadgetmobile.com. Archived from the original on 2008-06-21 . Retrieved 2013-03-22. U.S. Cellular was the first carrier to release the Rokr Z6m on October 14, 2007, alongside their Napster-to-Go service's launch. [ citation needed] Technical information [ edit ] Device requires Bluetooth low-energy compatible smartphone. Compatible with iphone 5S or higher devices with iOS Ver. 11.1 or higher installed. Compatible with Android devices with 2 GB RAM or more. Bluetooth Smart (Bluetooth Ver. 4.0 or higher) capability and Android Ver. 7.0 or higher installed.When comparing various specifications, it is important to consider not only performance and functionality but also cost. You'll need to think about everything mentioned above before making a final choice. If you think about all of them, you can maximize your return on investment. Design

SUPPORT 2 PHONES: This pedometer counter can hold 2 phones on the support plate with the rubber band at the same time, which help you and your family friends to earn steps together quietly. Jobs’ introduction of the phone onstage proved to be perhaps the cringiest product demo in Apple history. Jobs failed to demonstrate the phone’s ability to play iTunes music correctly.

Designed to make listening to your music easy — and pitched as the “iTunes phone” during Jobs’ presentation at Moscone Convention Center in San Francisco — the first Apple phone even failed on that front. The Rokr E1 required that users buy songs via iTunes, then transfer them to the device using a cable. Andreescu, Alex (27 September 2005). "iPod nano: The End of the Motorola-Apple Story - Ed Zander, Motorola CEO: "Screw the nano" ". Softpedia . Retrieved 2010-06-05.