Similar to the Motorola Z3 RIZR, both in the external aspect and the characteristics, this model is a GMS quadband, that uses the four frequences: 850, 900, 1800 and 1900 MHz to guarantee an excellent network coverage. The cellphone features the GPRS and EDGE technologies, with a WAP browser and integrated modem for the internet navigation. The synchronization with other devices is done through an USB cable or the bluetooth connectivity.

Perhaps the most particular feature on the Z6 RIZR is the Linux Mobile Operational System, that wasn’t featured on the Z3. Besides that, the two cellphones are very similar in most of their functions, that include, for example, a built-in handsfree, multiconference, voice memo, voice call, alarm clock, clock, vibracall, agenda, phonebook, calculator, time zones, notepad and many others.

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