[JOHNGAETANO]

Does the BB OS have any Easter Eggs?

John

[Gothalyptic]

Not that I'm aware of, or have found. I've wondered also, but couldn't find any online. I'm HIGHLY interested to find out as well, they're fun to play with.

[JOHNGAETANO]

There are always Easter Eggs in any OS. The trick is to find them.

[AMCELL J]

Well if you find any let us know!! lol

[Mark Rejhon]

There are quite a few in Blackberries.

WAP Browser Config screen -- Type RBRO -- enable HTML browsing.

Main Menu - Type Alt+NMLL -- Turn signal meter into a dBm number.

[kirson]

ALT-CAP-H is a help screen
ALT-CAP-DEL performs a reset (like taking out the battery)
ALT-L-G-L-G shows a log file
ALT-N-M-L-L as Mark said, thurns signal strength into numbers (and a second time to return to bars)

There are many more...I will look for that updated tips & tricks posting, and post it...

Ian

[JOHNGAETANO]

Thanks everyone.

John

[Gothalyptic]

I don't know if I'd call those easter-eggs, more of a short cut kind of thing. My idea of an easter egg, is like playing Doom 1 on the PC, going into a wall and seeing the programmers faces, and grafitti signatures on the walls. *shrugs* Tho I like that dB one, that's cool.

[kirson]

Yeah, I agree -- these aren't really Easter Eggs. It would be cool if someone could find a REAL Easter Egg. There were some really cool ones in old MSOffice applications -- Excel 97 had a wild 3D fly-by scene

[Gothalyptic]

www.eeggs.com Has a bunch, unfortunatly none for the Blackberry. Yet they have a bunch for movies lol

[MrCynical]

Originally Posted by kirson

Yeah, I agree -- these aren't really Easter Eggs. It would be cool if someone could find a REAL Easter Egg. There were some really cool ones in old MSOffice applications -- Excel 97 had a wild 3D fly-by scene

DUUUUUUDE!

I remember that! You were like, flying over a purple, mountainous landscape! I used to turn it on and leave it running as a screensaver sometimes!

[cyberhh]

Windows 95 credits was cool, there was also a game hidden in Office 97.