Motorola iTunes Phone - No Obstacles?
The Chicago Tribune reports that the Motorola iTunes phone is coming in "a couple of more months" and that wireless carriers are not resistant to the iTunes-enabled product.
Motorola Inc. Chief Executive Ed Zander said mobile phone carriers aren't balking at his company's plan to sell a phone that doubles as a music player.
"There is no resistance on anybody's part," Zander said. "I don't know where these rumors got started."
The rumors were started primarily from this Businessweek article which cited concern for competition from Wireless carriers.
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