[hzhao]

I try to find a Glossary that explains all the service indicators on Storm2. I was able to guess out most of the service indicator for what they mean, but one of them that I just could not find any information about.

There is a "blackberry" menu icon right next to "3G" right below the signal strength indicator, does anyone know what it that icon mean? I saw it was there most of time, but I noticed it this morning was not there, then, after I turned wireless off and on, it come back again.....

Would like to know what type of service indicator was that one for.

Thanks in advance.

[MidnightDraven]

Yes, it means its connected to data.

[MattClarified]

More specifically, it means that you have the BIS tariff on your account and you are connected to it

[hzhao]

Thanks.

But strangly, when the indicator was missing this morning, I was still able to get my emails from BIS accounts that I setup..... unless, I can get those internet emails anyway via my BES connection. I do have the BES for corp email account (Exchange email).....

[JSanders]

Then, there's your answer.

[hzhao]

Is there an on-line resource that actually detailly explain every service/message indicator for what they mean and when/where it might be available?

I know we kenw most of them already via discussion here and there, but it would be nice to have a cosolidated source that we can all reference to.

[JSanders]

Nope, none that I have seen.
This is close: BlackBerry Glossary - BlackBerryFAQ
Let's start on here if you want.

[hzhao]

That's a good idea to start one here...... except, it will take some time to actually collect all the encountered service icons. I travels lot worldwide, I will starting to record (taking pictures) all the service icons that I am running into, and posted here over the time.

[JSanders]

The PDF device manual has quite a few of the indicators.

Have you looked at it?

[hzhao]

I must miss that. I glance through the PDF that I downloaded from RIM site, thought only saw all the writings..... will read it again more closely. Thanks.