We have to admit we're not big fans of the L9's default, LG-designed keyboard.

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By default, the T-Mobile Galaxy Note uses Swype as its keyboard, which is a rather perplexing decision, seeing as how Samsung's own keyboard is vastly superior -- save for the ability to trace words, anyway.

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If you know your keyboard setup, select it in the list, otherwise you'll be fine with the default 105-key option.

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