Motorola L6 calling and messaging phone: Part2

Messaging - Good

Messaging was rather uncomfortable and tedious on the L6's tiny, asymmetrical keypad. Even worse, the phone's erratic iTAP predictive text feature regularly coughed up off-base suggestions that were slow in coming; we often finished typing our words before a prediction showed up. At least we were able to fit a respectable 117 characters on outgoing texts, and about 119 characters on incoming messages -- decent, but short of our preferred 160 characters. The L6 also offers up instant messaging with support for AIM, MSN and Yahoo, along with e-mail support for AIM, AOL, Hotmail, Yahoo, and SBC Yahoo. They all worked nicely, but it did take a good 45 seconds for the application to load.
12/17/2006 9:37:55 PM
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