• Motorola phones includes a "Voice Command" function.Man Talking on Phone image by sLiLT from Fotolia.com
  
  Motorola cell phones can make calls and send text messages from practically anywhere. A few handy features are also included, such as imaging software, multimedia messaging and wireless connection capabilities. Before relying heavily on your phone in business or your personal life, you'll want to learn about all of its special functions. Knowing your phone allows you to make the most of it.
  
  

Camera

• Your Motorola phone offers a camera function, which allows you to take pictures using the camera's built-in lens (located on the back of your phone). The camera can be activated by first using the four-way navigation button (located in the center of your phone below the display) to highlight "Media Gallery." Push "Enter" (located in the center of the four-way navigation button) to select it, select "Camera," and push "Enter." The camera function is also activated when the "Camera" button (on the right edge of the phone) is pushed. The monitor will display the composition as seen through the lens, the number of remaining shots in the upper right corner and zoom button assignments. When you're satisfied with your composition, push the "Camera" button to snap the image.
  
  

MMS

• Not only can you send text messages with your phone, you can send multimedia messages using the "Messaging" application. The application can be accessed using the navigation button to highlight "Messaging." Push "Enter," and then select "Create Message." Push the soft key (a key with no specific function assignment located below the display on the right and left side of the keypad) beneath "Options," scroll to "Change to MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service) and push the soft key beneath "Select." You will be asked to confirm your switch to MMS. Select "Yes." Push "Options," select "Insert," and choose "Picture," "Voice Record" or "Sound" to specify which media type you would like to include in your message. Select your file from the list that appears, and push "Insert." A text message can be entered following the multimedia insertion. When you're satisfied with your message, select "Send To," enter the recipient's email or phone number, and push "Send."
  
  

Bluetooth

• Your phone can connect wirelessly to headsets or car kits by way of its Bluetooth technology. Turn your phone's Bluetooth on by first navigating to "Settings," "Connections," "Bluetooth Link," and "Setup." Navigate to "Power," select "Change," scroll to "On," and push the soft key beneath "Select."