The Motorola ROKR E8 is known to be the morphing phone because of its uncanny ability to change its form in a matter of seconds. With ModeShift Technology, it has no visible keys when turned off and when turned on, it has the usual makings of an ordinary cell phone. It also has virtual music keys for music lovers who wanted to take their MP3 songs wherever they may be. Since Rogers is getting all the sweet deals in cellphones, including a deal with Apple. Inc. for iPhone 3G and another deal for BlackBerry Bold, it is no wonder that Rogers got the deal with Motorola to distribute the ROKR E8 in Canada.

The Motorola ROKR E8 was launched by AT&T in United States in September of 2007. It is a slim type phone and weights only 100 grams. It comes with a touch sensitive pad and a navigation scroll wheel, which are very prominent visually. You can navigate through your phone with ease on a 2-inch 256K colored TFT screen with 320 x 240 pixels resolution.
You can customize and download ringtones you desire. It has 64 polyphonic channels and you can use MP3 or ACC data file as ringtones. This handset also comes with a 3.5 mm headset jack so you can use it as mobile media player. You can store up to 2GB of data on its internal memory and you have the option to add more storage spare via a MicroSD slot.
You can browse the Internet via WAP and download your favorite games. You can take advantage of its GPRS and EDGE technology. Connectivity will not be problem via Bluetooth and USB syncing. You can send messages through MMS, SMS. EMS, instant messaging and email.
You ROKR E8 can double up as a 2MP camera pixel with video capture. You can also listen to your favorite FM radio stations. Aside from that, you also get to have a calculator and organizer. This handset comes in navy color and platinum.
You can get Motorola ROKR E8 fresh of the shelves from Rogers for only $149.99 CAD (with a 3-year contract).