[Gerard]

A co-worker has a small circle with the number 1 next to it show up in the notification area of her 7520 a couple of weeks ago--you know, the area where you are told how many messages you have waiting to read, how many voice mails, if you've got an IM to reply to, a Calendar alarm, etc.

Anyone have idea what this could be? She didn't seem to have any unusual applications installed, outside of a few games I don't have.

I spent about 20 minutes searching through the online user guides with no luck. Thanks in advance for any ideas.

[Last Z]

Blackberry messenger maybe? Mine looks like a yellow circle with a number next to it.

[KChung54]

This sounds like the push data icon. If you don't have an entry in your inbox, check your browser to see if the data appears there.

[BBtechrep]

Originally Posted by Gerard

A co-worker has a small circle with the number 1 next to it show up in the notification area of her 7520 a couple of weeks ago--you know, the area where you are told how many messages you have waiting to read, how many voice mails, if you've got an IM to reply to, a Calendar alarm, etc.

Anyone have idea what this could be? She didn't seem to have any unusual applications installed, outside of a few games I don't have.

I spent about 20 minutes searching through the online user guides with no luck. Thanks in advance for any ideas.

One thing I've noticed with "mystery icons with #'s beside them appearing" is if you hook up your BB to the Desktop Manager program, go to "Backup/Restore", click "Advanced" and on the right side clear any type of item from the device (assuming you have everything backed up), then most of the time those icons with #'s beside them go away.

I've had people call in to me telling me they have old voicemail/email/text message icons appearing with #'s beside them and after doing the steps described above, the icons disappeared. Try that and see if that helps

BB Tech Rep