Originally Posted by Chris 

...by looking at the icon on the status bar at the top of your iPad. ...

Yeah, thank you, correct.

However this is strange. I'm here on WiFi at home.
All apps were terminated in the dock except for 2: WYSE Pocketcloud and DataMan, which calculates my 3G usage.

Then (still on WiFi) I connected to my Imac through WYSE Pocketcloud, checked a two apps, first Mail (on the iMac), then I pressed a button on iTiunes (on the iMac), back to the iPad:
DataMan now tells me that (with no other apps running on the iPad) I'ved used on the 3G network: 220 KB downw. and 60 KB upward traffic.

How is this possible? And over an extended period the other day (see my note above) much more 3G bandwidth was used.

bw, Omar KN
(WYSE Pocketcloud is a very neat app otherwise of course!)

Hi Omar,

It uses whatever network is available at the time. You can figure that out by looking at the icon on the status bar at the top of your iPad. 

See Page 13 of the user manual.
http://manuals.info.apple.com/en_US/...user_guide.pdf

-Chris

Hi OmarKN, Can you turn off 3g on your phone at home. Does this help?

Wyse PocketCloud Team

 Originally Posted by Suchitha 

turn off 3g on your phone at home.

At home WiFi will take over 3G, (except for the above described issue), but thank you anyways :-)

bw, Omar K N

PS:
Right now I could not reproduce the above mentioned issue, I'll check this later, ...