[george1098]

� found it while searching the net. It shows basic stats


?

http://www.winc.com/bb/StormStat.jad

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[neverhavemoney]

Downloading now... I will let you know in about an hour!

[NFLBlitze1]

what sort of stats? like Device Info?

[neverhavemoney]

Really cool info.

Battery lever +volts

Memory free: mine is 49.22MB!

Device:Pin and version

and radio singal

I dont get the whole radio signal thing. How does that work? If it says
Signal: -92 dBm

That does that mean?
Tanks,
Ben

[george1098]

Yes battery , pin, memory

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[george1098]

The higher the number the stronger the signal

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[bigredrandy]

The higher the number the stronger the signal

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The "less negative" if that's what you mean by "higher", the stronger the signal.

So, -80 is better (stronger) than -90, etc...

[george1098]

-90 is better I think

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[whitenagla]

There is already a post on this. Really useful app!

[bbstormz]

This has been out....

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[cuban_dudeca]

What is the difference than looking at status in the options?

[george1098]

1 click instead of 2

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[daboogas94e]

-90 is better than -80. the closer to zero the worse your signal is

[moosc]

Nope just the opposite there's a theard on this

-90 is better than -80. the closer to zero the worse your signal is

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[pstanger]

Decibel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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[Lylej2k]

-90 is better than -80. the closer to zero the worse your signal is

think of it this way, which is worse, owing someone $80 or owing someone $90 lol

[phillypharm]

� found it while searching the net. It shows basic stats


?

http://www.winc.com/bb/StormStat.jad

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um... no offense but u didn't find this app, doxidad (here on crackberry) made it

http://forums.crackberry.com/f134/st...cation-147203/

[mattvait]

-80 is def beter than -90

[rubrown]

haha, this is already on the phone....why would you want an app for it?

I do the whole....hold down back arrow and touch top L, top R, top L, top R, voila - it pops up.

it shows:
vendor ID
Platform
App version
PIN
IMEI
MEID
Uptime
Signal Strength
Bat Lvl
File Free
File total

[Danieljbrown32]

the "smaller" the number the greater your signal is. so -90 is much better than -80! i have had my decibal all the way up to -110 before(i was inside of a verizon at a mall).

[rydog525]

the "smaller" the number the greater your signal is. so -90 is much better than -80! i have had my decibal all the way up to -110 before(i was inside of a verizon at a mall).

Wrong!

well at least my phone says otherwise. i had 5 bars it said -80. later i had 3 bars it said -92. just my little experiment

[Danieljbrown32]

so its pretty much the same thing you get when you go options_ status?

[Danieljbrown32]

google decible strength determinence and it will tell you that the smaller the number or the farthest the number is away from ZERO the stronger the signal current is

[48hughey]

the "smaller" the number the greater your signal is. so -90 is much better than -80! i have had my decibal all the way up to -110 before(i was inside of a verizon at a mall).

I used to work at a store in a mall where the signal was so bad we had to go outside into the common areas of the mall to activate phones (cheesy, I know, but it was a paycheck...), so don't believe that just because you were in a Verizon store that the signal was great...unless you saw a cell tower in the back room...

[rydog525]

google decible strength determinence and it will tell you that the smaller the number or the farthest the number is away from ZERO the stronger the signal current is

that's what i thought but my phone decides to think differently.