Can u give me a good review of Motorola Motorokr Z6?
Jun 09, 2008 by tyson a | Posted in Mobile Phones & Plans
I am planning to buy a mobile!!Motorokr Z6 had my attention!! So tel me howz the phone entirely!! I'll accept both good n bad !!Please be sincere in your remarks!!
I don't need the technical review which i can get 4m sites !! I need the user reviews!!!
i hav used mot rokr z6..!
its pretty good but nt very good..!
i mean linux os pretty good..! but boring..!
camera clarity is quite good..! but night shots will nevr be good..! sound clarity is vry good through headphones..! but volume
mind blowing..! | Jun 10, 2008
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