"text messenger" is a proper and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It typically refers to a person or device that sends or receives text messages. Example: "I forgot my phone at home, can you please be my text messenger and let me know if anyone texts me?".
Of course, the text messenger known as Kevin Pietersen pervaded everything they did and accompanied them wherever they went.
Billed as a mobile phone, music player, text messenger, FM radio and video-game player, the Nokia 5510 doesn't particularly look like any of those things.
Handspring, Motorola, Palm and Ericsson are developing products that blur the traditional lines between phone, hand-held, text messenger and music player.
The new Handspring Treo is a tiny gadget that packs a mobile phone, a personal organizer based on the Palm OS and a Blackberry-style text messenger into one device.
(Examples might include such innovations as the Internet, digital cameras, text messenger units such as the Blackberry or Sidekick, laptop computers, personal digital assistants like the Palm Pilot, Web cameras, cellular phones, DVD players and digital music players such as the iPod).
And rather than some tiny gray text, Messenger uses your photos of your friends' faces to show exactly who in the convo has seen what, the company tells me.
Other companies, too, have introduced text messengers that work via satellite.
(Riders there have trained themselves instead to be expert text messengers, typing furiously with their thumbs as trains clack along).
But trying to keep up with them all over text messengers like WhatsApp was too slow.
Yes, this is THE premier event where all the best text messengers get together to see who can text the fastest.
The killed/voted off people can talk with each other, but their text messengers are confiscated until the game ends.
