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DonFL · 11-25-2008, 06:01 PM

I agree the browser is not as intutive as it was on the 8700, mainly because of so many more features. This definitely clarifies..I wasn't quite sure just how to use the hotspot browser, but I do now (I think..).

Of course, out of all the websites I use from my BB, AOL is the only one that seems to be a pain..e-mail font is micrscopic no matter what you use for settings...but, I guess I'm not surprised.

Is there a doc out there that talks about the browsers in depth? Sounds like a good tutorial topic.

11-25-2008, 06:01 PM	#6
DonFL Thumbs Must Hurt Join Date: Jan 2007 Model: 9650 Carrier: Verizon Posts: 53	I agree the browser is not as intutive as it was on the 8700, mainly because of so many more features. This definitely clarifies..I wasn't quite sure just how to use the hotspot browser, but I do now (I think..). Of course, out of all the websites I use from my BB, AOL is the only one that seems to be a pain..e-mail font is micrscopic no matter what you use for settings...but, I guess I'm not surprised. Is there a doc out there that talks about the browsers in depth? Sounds like a good tutorial topic.
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