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<a href="http://www.motorola.com/mdirect/manuals/V3i_9504A48O.pdf" rel="ugc">http://www.motorola.com/mdirect/manuals/V3i_9504A48O.pdf</a><br />
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the 2 houses is the GPRS indicator<br />
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http://www.motorola.com/mdirect/manuals/V3i_9504A48O.pdf [http://www.motorola.com/mdirect/manuals/V3i_9504A48O.pdf]

the 2 houses is the GPRS indicator




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You have established a connection to the EDGE (Enhanced DATA for GSM Evolution) network for ATT. The symbol itself means connection only, no download. 
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You have established a connection to the EDGE (Enhanced DATA for GSM Evolution) network for ATT. The symbol itself means connection only, no download.

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The only possible thing that I suspect is:<br />
Earlier you had a plain old GSM network in your locality, ATT is upgrading their network to EDGE and HSPA all over usa.. so now your locality gets under EDGE, and hence that symbol is thr<br />
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The only possible thing that I suspect is:
Earlier you had a plain old GSM network in your locality, ATT is upgrading their network to EDGE and HSPA all over usa.. so now your locality gets under EDGE, and hence that symbol is thr



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I've had my razr for over 4 months and just a few days ago a symbol showed up next to the signal strength bars. Sometimes it looks like the upright house and upsidedown house with two little bars connecting them. Other times it looks like a little blue &quot;E&quot; with two tiny stripes below the &quot;E&quot;, one stripe is blue and one stripe is red. Any ideas?
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I've had my razr for over 4 months and just a few days ago a symbol showed up next to the signal strength bars. Sometimes it looks like the upright house and upsidedown house with two little bars connecting them. Other times it looks like a little blue "E" with two tiny stripes below the "E", one stripe is blue and one stripe is red. Any ideas?

Motorolr Razor symbols

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