Motorola ROKR E8 Music Phone - X2 Creative @ Space

I don't know what kind of mobile phone you are using now. I'm using MOTO E2. Although I wouldn't say I like MOTO, I have used two models of MOTO phones, the previous one being the relatively old V500. I feel that MOTO phones generally respond a bit slowly. However, today I am still going to introduce another MOTO phone, the E8. It hasn't been released yet; it was just exhibited at CES 2008. The distinctive feature of this phone is its use of innovative ModeShift technology, which eliminates all physical buttons on the surface. Instead, it displays various function icons as needed, including music playback buttons, picture browsing control buttons, or telephone dialing number buttons. The central virtual dial supports FastScroll navigation for quick browsing of music, contacts, or photo libraries. Motorola has also equipped these virtual buttons with haptic feedback technology, allowing your fingers to feel as if they are pressing actual buttons. A single music button can handle all kinds of music function operations. The ROKR E8 phone comes with 2GB of memory, capable of storing 1500 songs. If you find this capacity insufficient, it also supports memory expansion via microSD cards, with an additional capacity of up to 4GB. Motorola's ROKR E8 is expected to be launched in the first quarter of 2008.