Closing applications...

**naviwilliams** · 03-15-2007, 03:55 AM

Is it me, or is it when you're running an application it's basically running 24/7, even if it's not on your front screen?

For example, if am the internet (pay per use), but then switch back to my main screen, or receive a call, etc, is the Internet not still running, thus am still being charged? If yes, how does one 'close' an application?

I remember back in the day you could intall a program to close applications...

**naviwilliams** · 03-17-2007, 09:20 PM

Anyone use a 'BlackJack'?

**kasperapd** · 03-17-2007, 09:38 PM

Probably lots of people using them, just not many of them going to crackberry.

**MMB916** · 03-17-2007, 10:15 PM

I tried the BJ in Cingular - I thought it was wonderful - I'm a fan of the clickwheel...I think you can install BB puch email on to the Blackjack...I didn't take it home though...

Originally Posted by navilyn

Anyone use a 'BlackJack'?

**MMB916** · 03-17-2007, 10:18 PM

Many of the apps have a close app. on the menu of the app.
Internet Browser has a "close" option on the main menu...I think that should do it...don't you?

Originally Posted by navilyn

Is it me, or is it when you're running an application it's basically running 24/7, even if it's not on your front screen?

For example, if am the internet (pay per use), but then switch back to my main screen, or receive a call, etc, is the Internet not still running, thus am still being charged? If yes, how does one 'close' an application?

I remember back in the day you could intall a program to close applications...

**naviwilliams** · 03-17-2007, 10:24 PM

...but, on Windows Mobile, it's slightly different, and thus on the BJ it's different...

I just don't want hugh bill come month-end; because the browser was open, and running in the background 24/7...