[Stinsonddog]

Well in case you don't know it some programs just like to load themselves during reboot. Here's is my list:

Webmessenger's Message Alerts
Webmessenger IM
Google Talk
Yahoo IM
Berry 411
IdeaMatrix
TodoMatrix

So my last reboot after upgrading the last two was 9 minutes or so on my 8700.

So what did I do - roasted some green coffee. Another hobby of mine. Check out Home Coffee Roasting Supplies -Sweet Maria's. Any now you know how I get green.

What do you do during a reboot that is interesting?

[ndub33]

Usually it's something that I read here that reminds me to reboot, so while I reboot, I'm reading and posting. I probably need to develop some other interests...

[hmm]

What I don't do is rip off software from PWC...

[plchan]

Originally Posted by Stinsonddog

Well in case you don't know it some programs just like to load themselves during reboot. Here's is my list:

Webmessenger's Message Alerts
Webmessenger IM
Google Talk
Yahoo IM
Berry 411
IdeaMatrix
TodoMatrix

I did not know Yahoo IM and Google Talk load themselves. At least, they don't do it on my 8700g.

However, I noticed the following programs do load themselves after reboot:

Berry411
BB Messenger
BeamBerry

[Stinsonddog]

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

Maybe I have auto login set. I'll check. What is Beamberry?

[JSanders]

Beamberry - pretty good, so far, service for reading MS word, xls, pdf, etc., documents on your BB, and storing them offline for reference later. They have a free trial going. I found out about it in a thread over on aftermarket software and have been trying it out. So far, a little easier interface than Repligo.

I am interested in the coffee roasting, gonna look into that.

[cmpugh]

Beamberry is a pretty cool "free" download that allows attachment viewing in original format, printing to Bluetooth enabled printers, and organizing files.

At least that's what I use it for.

Anyhow... back on topic.

I usually click my scroll wheel a few times during reboot, and then curse when I still see the hourglass.

[penk]

fidget. fret. steal glances at the screen while pretending i'm not completely freaking out that this may be the time the hourglass "never runs out"...