E63 - Image in corner

Hello all,
What is the image in the top right hand corner of the background mean?
It's a little bucket with an up arrow, i would like to know what it means....
Thanks,
Cohen
Cohenl.info - http://www.cohenl.info
I have the Nokia E63, on the 3 $29 cap

Awesome,
Thanks
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