Hi all, new to forum and new to BB!!
I have unlimited data package on orange (but i believe this is actually 250mb per month) Can anyone please tell me where in my BB Pearl 8120 i can see how much of this data i have used - am scared that i will go over and wont realise it until the bill arrives.......?
Thanks
so far I have used 29,527KB since November 17th and thats about 28MB, My push email is very active and I go on Myspace,Fox biz and of course crackberry fourms amoung others sites several times a day. Normally about twice per hour depending on how boring my work day is. My bill recyles on the 17th, Halfway throu the billing periode I did get a new BB so my useage during the second portion went way up. I dont think thou I woudl exceed 35MB in a month.............so I really dont think you will have a problem with a 250MB limit
thanks everyone, makes me feel much better!!! Not ready to download any apps yet, still on 7 day trial with 8120 pearl, can change my mind, definitely want a BB but not sure if i will stick with pearl or go for one of the larger beasties.
The 8330 is a very nice and reliable device the BB bold I am sure is a nice device but in the USA its only offerd by one carrier and its a new enough device you can't really tell how realible it is yet.
I'm sure the pearl is not bad thou I do like the full QWERTY keyboard.
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