a.) pretend you're still surfing the net
b.) tell yourself that I've stuck with a blackberry for years, what's a minute
c.) press the keyboard violently and freakout
d.) throw your blackberry in the garbage bin
e.) asking yourself why am I still on this thing
f.) and finally ... accept it for what it is
I give it the three finger salute....alt, shift, delete
If that doesn't work I pull the battery
My Skyrocket does it and I pull the battery
My iPhone did it and I did a reset
My iPad does it and I do a reset
My laptop does it and I do a control alt delete
It's tech
As long as my heart doesn't do it, I'm easy
g.) figure out why its freezing up, May be an app that causing it.
h.) Update the OS to a newer version.
i.) Upgrade your phone, may be your using an old model.
My BlackBerry is a constant battle with the spinning clock. Lately throwing it against a wall has helped pass the time. Can't wait until I am rid of this spinning clock disaster of a phone.
I give it the three finger salute....alt, shift, delete
If that doesn't work I pull the battery
My Skyrocket does it and I pull the battery
My iPhone did it and I did a reset
My iPad does it and I do a reset
My laptop does it and I do a control alt delete
It's tech
As long as my heart doesn't do it, I'm easy
If my heart can be rebooted if it stops working properly...I'll take it!
If my heart can be rebooted if it stops working properly...I'll take it!
AED will only work if you have something going on there. If not it tells you to continue CPR, no shock advised. Which could mean you're dead or you have enough there to not shock you.
Hm, the hourglass? Well I've had a Bold 9000, Torch 9800, and am currently on a Bold 9900. Can't say I've ever had the hourglass pop up for more than about 3 seconds at a time on the 2 older phones. I've never seen it on the 9900. So... I guess the answer is I wait 3 seconds and keep going.
I do have a friend with an iPhone who complains about it freezing on occasion. My brother has an Android phone, it never freezes up but it's always slow in general.
The ONLY time I get the hourglass is when I'm installing or updating an app. I don't do that very often, but when I do, I've always known what to expect. I really don't know why everybody makes such a big deal over the whole app install thing. That's the way it works. Any of you people ever installed a serious piece of software on a PC? Many of them do the same thing. And don't bother thinking of switching to a Mac because of it, because Macs to it too. If it bothers you that much, then for God's sake shut up and get another phone. Oh the misery of it all.
Hm, the hourglass? Well I've had a Bold 9000, Torch 9800, and am currently on a Bold 9900. Can't say I've ever had the hourglass pop up for more than about 3 seconds at a time on the 2 older phones. I've never seen it on the 9900. So... I guess the answer is I wait 3 seconds and keep going.
I do have a friend with an iPhone who complains about it freezing on occasion. My brother has an Android phone, it never freezes up but it's always slow in general.
Smartass question get's a smartass answer.
Well that can't possibly be a new Android. Can it?
My BlackBerry is a constant battle with the spinning clock. Lately throwing it against a wall has helped pass the time. Can't wait until I am rid of this spinning clock disaster of a phone.
HAHAHHAHAHAH, Dam NJPhilly always good for a laugh. Really I enjoy reading your nonsense.
I thinks it time for you to move on.
I concentrate really hard....I focus my mind on the hour glass saying " please go away" and what do you know? after 5 minutes it's gone...trust me it works all the time...
Enjoyed reading your comments guys thanks, too bad i was working and can't follow this thread. And yeah, I get hourglass a lot, its coming out of nowhere. Tried everything possible except throwing my 9900 to a wall