The semi-successful Motorola Rokr is getting a new version to what could be a very successful series. The FCC has recently approved the Rokr E2 - and interestingly enough hints at support for iTunes in the Rokr user manula submitted to the FCC - Which was being debated as when it was announced Motorola was perhaps going to include it’s own default media player, and have support for third party players.

Airplane mode turns off your phones calling features in locations where wireless phone use is prohibited. You can use the phones iTunes music player and other non-calling features in airplane mode.

Motorola ROKR E2 Features:

• QVGA display
• SD card slot
• Runs Motorola’s new Linux bases OS
• Bluetooth
• 1.3 megapixel camera

Besides the iTunes possibility, the Rokr E2 will support Microsoft’s ActiveSync and SyncML. So there is a good chance of it being capable of iSync as well. The phone is also the first to work with Motorola’s recently announced service called iRadio.

You should be able to pick one of these Rokrs up at a T-mobile or Cingular outlet late September this year.