Wow, typing English on a cell phone is bad enough, but having to press each key so many more times to get all the way to the Greek letters, that's a real pain. Just tried that for the first time. (And Motorola has such a bizarre notion of what a lowercase gamma looks like that I had to go through every other letter on the phone to convince myself that's what it had to be. Yow.)
Ugh, Motorola. The first phone I had was one of theirs, and my dad has one now and I ended up borrowing it briefly while mine was out of funds - couldn't beleive how tricky it was to SMS on it. Not saying all their phones are that bad, but of the two I've used they sucked, whereaas the 3 Nokias I've had access to have been much more user-friendly, you've not had to press so hard on the buttons either. I agree regardless of the having to type real English on a cellphone - my sense of language refuses to let me use u or 2 or b4, but last time Forest was away and we'd been texting a lot and i was tired I just gave up and went for the easier options, fingers and brain were getting worn out!
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I agree regardless of the having to type real English on a cellphone - my sense of language refuses to let me use u or 2 or b4, but last time Forest was away and we'd been texting a lot and i was tired I just gave up and went for the easier options, fingers and brain were getting worn out!