[blackberry_punk]

I searched, then searched some more. How the hell do change the carrier banner on the home page/screen if a (Cingular) 8700c?

I always search first, the problem is knowing what key words to use as the criteria.....

[paulbblc]

Not possible to change the carrier banner nor the splash page at startup, sorry.

[NJBlackBerry]

All that cursing to find out it can't be done....

[Stinsonddog]

Wirelessly posted (8700c: BlackBerry8700/4.1.0 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 VendorID/102)

Hey Mods what about the black electrical tape trick?

[paulbblc]

Originally Posted by Stinsonddog

Wirelessly posted (8700c: BlackBerry8700/4.1.0 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 VendorID/102)

Hey Mods what about the black electrical tape trick?

doh.. forgot about that one!

[blackberry_punk]

Ah, you guys are all cards...... you should be delbt with. lol

Thanks anyhow.

[NJBlackBerry]

I have frequently delbt myself.

[takeshi]

Originally Posted by blackberry_punk

I searched, then searched some more. How the hell do change the carrier banner on the home page/screen if a (Cingular) 8700c?

Isn't that actually determined by the network that you're connected to? I know some carriers do stick a banner with their name on their own theme but I thought that Cingular's just displayed the network (as I recall seeing other carrier names there when I was in Europe).

If that's the case, I guess you could pull the SIM... :P

[Gmouth]

Don't think so....you can't change it.

[MrKyoo]

Title edited.

~MrKyoo

[mymitsu3kgt]

Originally Posted by takeshi

Isn't that actually determined by the network that you're connected to? I know some carriers do stick a banner with their name on their own theme but I thought that Cingular's just displayed the network (as I recall seeing other carrier names there when I was in Europe).

If that's the case, I guess you could pull the SIM... :P

You will see the carrier's name where the signal is on the homescreen but you can't change the startup "splash" screen with the original carrier's logo no matter what OS you're using.