[mikeoxmiller]

The top two keys are for Lock and Standby mode.

I can't seem to find a difference between the two.

Can anyone enlighten me as to which I should use when my phone is just relaxing?

Thanks a bunch.

Edit: This is a Curve 8900 (AT&T, if that makes a difference)

[KurtisBertolami]

Use the top right standby one. If you want to know why google it because there are several other forums that cover this.

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[mikeoxmiller]

Thanks for the quick reply.

I tried googling it, and all I got was a bunch of review sites explaining that there was a lock button and a standby button, and not the difference.

Thanks again

[aristile]

This should help you out:

lock vs standby 8900 site:forums.crackberry.com - Google Search

[mikeoxmiller]

Thanks very much again.

I was an iPhone guy until yesterday when I finally made the switch I should have made a long time ago.

I had no idea the holster did that, so thanks for all the help.

[KurtisBertolami]

Good decision, you won't regret the 8900. If you want to use that pouch it came with just put your phone into standby and then put the phone in screen first so then it doesn't go into holster mode. The holster/lock mode will drain the battery faster than standby.

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[TgeekB]

I read on a previous thread not to use the sleeve it comes with because it's too tight, still seems to be with my new 8900. I have mine in a Incipio hard case, and then use my sleeve from my 8310. Fits perfectly and then put it in standby, works well.