Standby mode info..

i recently purchased a pearl from us cellular, and i've looked through my user guide and on the cd that came with it to find out info on the standby mode... what exactly can the phone do in standby? does it still ring when a call comes in, alert with messages, etc? just trying to find out what all it does while in standby mode to see if i should start using it at night...

Standby mode denotes the screen that appears right after turning on the BlackBerry. Calls, SMS or alerts can be received while in standby mode.
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I have read many articles today and I remain a little confused. I have seen the Apple discussion at http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4392 regarding "Standby Mode", but I appear to have limited progress.
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