[AxelE]

And they were partially answered in this thread as well. (Cycle elapsed time at the top of this very page)

1.01.01. is the most recent version I've published...

Why you want to reset the Today's counter? It is done every night.

AxelE

Originally Posted by itsbernie

AxelE, firstly, this application is GREAT ! Hats off to you, for making this happen.

After installing it on my 8310, version say 1.01.01 - is this the right one ?

Is there a way to modify the period start and end date to synch with my billing period ?

Just like how we can reset the period counter, can we do that for the Today counter ?

what is cycle elapsed time ?

If there is an FAQ somewhere that I have missed let me know, which may have answers to these questions.

thanks and once again, great product !

Bernie

[tao980]

Hi AxelE, and thanks for this great application that is really useful for most of us. I have one question: the cycle elapsed time on my BB Curve 8320 is always between 80 and 92, values that are quite large compared to those mentioned by you or by other users on this forum - is this a problem? I haven't noticed any additional battery drain or slowing down of the device. By the way, I am using the latest version (1.01.01).

[tej5abi]

Hi,

sorry if this has been already answered. Does this version work with CDMA too? The previous version I had didn't only GSM.

thanks

[AxelE]

This was answered before not only once... It does not work for CDMA.

Originally Posted by tej5abi

Hi,

sorry if this has been already answered. Does this version work with CDMA too? The previous version I had didn't only GSM.

thanks

[malbecar]

Hi, amazing software.
Many thanks! I am running the last version.

[malbecar]

Hi, sorry if this has already asked in the post.
I want to know if it is possible to add a cost for each kb used. So at the end of the month we are going to have how much we have to pay.
Many thanks!

[AxelE]

That can be done of course. The question is, how useful this is as the provider normally do charge per 10 KB or even 50 KB doing some rounding, which MiniMoni has no idea about. But I'll put it on my to do list.

Originally Posted by malbecar

Hi, sorry if this has already asked in the post.
I want to know if it is possible to add a cost for each kb used. So at the end of the month we are going to have how much we have to pay.
Many thanks!

[malbecar]

Hi, thanks for the replay.
I didn't understand very well when you say:

Originally Posted by AxelE

The question is, how useful this is as the provider normally do charge per 10 KB or even 50 KB doing some rounding, which MiniMoni has no idea about. But I'll put it on my to do list.

In my case, my provider charge me $0.01 per 1MB (1024Kb). So if I know how many kb I have use during the month I would have a good idea of what I have to pay to them.

One more question please, in my country $0.01 is equal to US$0.0032. This is expensive compare to others countries? I know that some people have unlimited access but I think is not my case. :(

[AxelE]

For your first question:

If the provider counts exactly kb by kb your remark is right. In other cases I know, that the GPRS connection is dropped every lets say 2 hours. Whatever the amount used during this time, the provider rounds to the next 50 kb. So if you have used 20 kb during these 2 hours only you still have to pay for the 50 kb. MiniMoni, thought, does know about the 20 kb only, as MiniMoni is not able to track, if the connection was reset. If in your case, the provider will charge every kb separately, everthing will be fine, though.

For the costs: If it's really US$0.0032 per MB it is very cheap. In Germany, if you don't have an unlimited plan like me the most cheap data plan will be EUR 0.25 per MB what is around US$0.40 per MB. And if you take my unlimited plan with US$15 per month you may have a traffic volume of more then 4 GB per month until you reach these US$15 I pay. And this is more then enough for a BlackBerry.

Originally Posted by malbecar

Hi, thanks for the replay.
I didn't understand very well when you say:



In my case, my provider charge me $0.01 per 1MB (1024Kb). So if I know how many kb I have use during the month I would have a good idea of what I have to pay to them.

One more question please, in my country $0.01 is equal to US$0.0032. This is expensive compare to others countries? I know that some people have unlimited access but I think is not my case. :(

[malbecar]

AxelE that was very clear.
Many thanks.

[luuluumelon]

Hi, has anyone found any issues with this version on the 4.5 OS? I'm finding that the data usage calculation is incorrect. Everyday, it shows 1k to 2k of data usage which is wrong.