[st0rm]

bumppppppp

[procter256]

Ha. Doing the same in my curve 8900 too does it!

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[asmallchild]

Cool thanks!

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[electrofreak2k7]

Very cool. Thanks!

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[TheTruth8]

cool find...

[tysonsnow]

Nice tips everyone. Thanks for sharing!

[kaykay20]

nice just when you think theres nothing left

[golfpro999]

I like it...good find

[gadgetgirl327]

Thanks for the new tricks! I love that there is always new things to learn...

[fire911fighter]

great find i like having that option.

[katiiegm]

I was very curious about what that little green box symbol represented. Now that I know I have a question - is it really that important to know how long you have been connected and how much data you are using? Isn't everyone on an unlimited data plan?

Thanks

[CrackberryMike]

Wow... you schooled me, Jr.

[milkpowder]

I was very curious about what that little green box symbol represented. Now that I know I have a question - is it really that important to know how long you have been connected and how much data you are using? Isn't everyone on an unlimited data plan?

Thanks

True, not all that useful, but I guess geeks like us just want to "be in control"

[st0rm]

I was very curious about what that little green box symbol represented. Now that I know I have a question - is it really that important to know how long you have been connected and how much data you are using? Isn't everyone on an unlimited data plan?

Thanks

I
Ike to use it when its the first time connecting after I close the browser to see if it is sending data

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[st0rm]

I found another way to do it if you are in full screen mode...you bring up the keyboard and then press C.

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