Motorola, Apple differences cause iTunes phone delay
updated 03:25 am EST, Wed March 16, 2005
iTunes phone delay redux
Apple's , according to Motorola who downplayed the perceived problems with carrier networks (as previously reported). Reuters reports that "In response to a question about why Motorola did not show its upcoming iTunes phone at CeBIT, Motorola said it tends to display its products before they go on the market but Apple's Chief Executive Steve Jobs does not. 'The first thing you're seeing here is a merger of two different industries with different ideas of launching products. Steve's perspective is that you launch a product on Sunday and sell it on Monday." Motorola said it is on schedule to deliver two phones that can play music downloaded from the iTunes service this year, with one coming on the market in the first half of the year and another in the second half.






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"Steve's perspective is that you launch a product on Sunday and sell it on Monday."
Launch a product on Sunday, sell it on Monday, deliver it in 5-7 weeks is more like it. That's why the iPod Shuffle, case and dock I ordered on the 25th of February isn't due to be delivered until the 15th of April.