Internet keeps connecting when phone not in use

[Wolfhelm]

If Seidio would release their extended battery it wouldnt be a problem, I had it for my PPC 6700, looking forward to it for this one.

[Wolfhelm]

Unfortunately it didnt solve the issue, as I was sitting in a movie today I checked the time and saw that it had connected again.

[Wolfhelm]

any other ideas anyone?

[jmkendrick]

Originally Posted by Wolfhelm

any other ideas anyone?

Check the RSS Hub program, I think the default on that might be to auto-update every couple hours.

Jeff

[Wolfhelm]

thanks for the suggestion, I went ahead and turned it off, but the program hadnt even been set up yet

[darren.wlsn1]

i use the "no data" cab, works like a charm. http://www.modaco.com/content/pocket...tility-nodata/

[jejb]

Go to SPB and pull down their free trial of Wireless Monitor. It will tell you exactly what exe's, etc are are connecting and using bandwidth.

[dafuse]

That's exactly what I've done. I'm trying to figure out what is connecting, out of curiosity mostly. I can't identify everything precisely so far, though. It shows "SPB Receiver" having fetched 400 KB, "services.exe" is in for 380 KB, and "system.exe" responsible for 13KB. Oddly, "Messaging" only shows up for 8 Kb, but I've received many messages today, so I don't get that yet. Now I'm trying to figure out what services.exe is, and what exactly the SPB Receiver is receiving. I run Mobile Shell and Traveller from SPB, so it may be them updating the weather and currency rates. But for 400KB?? Sheesh.

[ramborami]

For me, I had to uninstall the Verizon VZ-AppZone program. I believe Sprint has a similar program.