Ghost in the machine?
 

I’m sure there’s a perfectly reasonable explanation as to why this happened, but it was still unusual enough to warrant this post. I was listening to some music on my Mogul using TCPMP when I remembered there was a hack I wanted to apply so that it would allow me to listen to music but have the screen off. I found the hack (located here, if anyone’s interested), but before I had a chance to apply it, my phone started playing music all by itself, with the screen off. This happened right as I pulled the page up with the registry hack in it. My phone was a couple feet from me and not even connected to my computer. I was just listening to some music, turned the screen off and started looking for the hack when the phone decided it wanted to finish off the rest of “Discipline.” I wasn’t about to complain, I love the song, but it was just… unexpected.

Anyone else have a “haunted” Mogul?

Re: The wolf has a winning game
 

OK???? And what does this have to do with the original post?

As for the OP, just be thankful that you phone is not levatating and chasing you around the house. I had to use a fishing net to get mine to stop chasing me. I have had this happen as well, but mine happened when I had TCPMP running and turned it off and it kept playing. I wonder if it is the program is not shutting down fast enough.

Re: The wolf has a winning game
 

It has nothing to do with the OP. I have seen this posted a few time in the last week or so and it always says the same spam. *** ****s.....
Look at the rest of their posts. http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/search.php?searchid=2075660
The bad part is is I have seen this same post under a different user names so that means their just spamming us.

Re: The wolf has a winning game
 

Haha... nice. This actually happened already, but it wasn't anything a young priest and an old priest couldn't fix.

It's possible that the program just showed as closed in your case, but due some fault kept running in the background. These phones can do some strange/undesired things when given a command; I'm just really thrown when it "chooses" to execute a command all on its own.