[tennistim777]

Hello, everyone. While surfing the web, if I want to know what time it is, I select switch applications, then select messages, then my Curve shows the time at the top of the screen. There must be a quicker way. While I'm surfing the web, what is the quickest way to access the time on my Blackberry? Thank you, in advance, to all that reply.

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[amazinglygraceless]

While in the browser pres "D" for hide. That will take you directly
to your homescreen. Once you know the time click the browser
icon and it will bring you back to where you left off.

Or you could do what I do and wear a watch

[Kevin8503]

I just hit the "end call" button. You'll go back to the homescreen. Just click the browser icon to pick up where you left off.

Kev

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[fisherclive]

Wow. I love this site. I learn something new everyday usually 3 or 4 things.
Thanks

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[TvTechGuru]

Thanks for this tip I had no idea about the D button feature. However when I hit the browser icon it loads as if first time and doesn't bring me back to where I left off. Any suggestions?

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[rachel0179]

I have my *dial from homescreen* off, so when I hit D to minimize it, and B (Browser) it brings mine back up the same place it was..

[exelant]

Yes ttg, try the end call button then the browser button,

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[TvTechGuru]

Ohh, so if I hit B from mainscreen it will bring it back up?

I find it easier to hit Alt + Back, then Mainscreen to view the time, then hit Alt + Back again and Browser. Quicker I think.

I still can't understand the D / B method.