Browser Message

I received a browser message today from Rogers AT&T for a promotion they are running but do not know how to view it.
I have the browser icon with a 1 at the top of my screen where it would should text and email messages to let me know I have a new message.
How do I access browser messages on my 8900?

If you can't view it - how do you know it is a Promotion ?
If it is definitely the Browser icon - a tiny globe of the world, with a number 1 next to it,
then it is a browser "push" message - from when you previously tried to view a web page that was unavailable,
and now it IS available, so you are being alerted to this.
Goto  : Main Menu / Messages / Menu / View Folder / Browser Messages
Then either delete the message in there, or click on the link to view the web page you are being notified is now available.
Can also be confused with the symbol that appears when there is an update available for one of your installed app's.
In which case : go into your downloaded Apps folder and check the indiviual App's to see if there are updates for them.
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