Go to m.google.com/sync (please note that the Google Sync features are only available only if you've setup your Gmail account as a exchange account). You might probably get an error screen of "unsupported device". Here is the trick: go below and find an option to change the language. Change the language to English (US). The screen will automatically refresh and you will have Google Sync screen. 

Login using your Gmail username. You'll get into Google Sync configuration. Here you should see a list of your iOS devices that are configured to use Gmail. 

*//Tap on the relevant iOS device.

*//You should now see an option to Enable "Delete Email as Trash", tap to select this option.

*//Tap on the save button.

That's it, now when you tap on the Delete button in the Mail app on that iOS device or you swipe to delete, Gmail should send the email to the Trash folder instead of archiving it.

Note:

Google Sync features are available only via Microsoft Exchange. Google Sync via Microsoft Exchange includes push email feature, which means that the emails will be delivered to your iOS device as soon as it arrives, unlike the regular Gmail account, which retrieves emails at x time basis.

A week ago I updated the firmware to 2.3.5 and the portable hotspot is
working fine now.

I think the problem lies in the old firmware. Nevertheless I can not
justify what went wrong. Still, it is good to have this feature back.

Go to Settings > Airplane Mode, switch it On
This will switch all iPhone's radio off.

Go to Settings > Wi-Fi, switch it On
Select a hotspot.

That's it. That was not so difficult.

1. Create a new document, add or modify styles, change other settings as you require
2. File menu, choose Templates > Save
3. Give your template a name
4. Select a category in the Categories list (e.g. My Templates)
5. Click OK to save the template
6. Choose File > Templates > Organize
7. In the Categories list, double click on the My Templates folder
8. Right click on the template you want to use as your default template and choose Set as Default Template from the menu
9. Click Close

U for update status / compose new tweet
R for reply to a status
J for reply all
L for ReTweet
D for direct message
G for go to user
S for search
O for refresh
V for favorite a status
Z for email a tweet

... devices that aren't yours -- whether at a friend's house or a public place like a library, hotel or a cafe -- are a privacy risk, because anyone can see what you've done online just by checking out the web browser's history.

Excerpt from Wired.com.

Day by day, I found that things that very easy for certain people might become big challenge for other, including clean up browser history. Other than privacy issue, cleaning up browser history would give you extra disk space.

The article is straightforward and useful for many people since it covers several types of browser. However, BlackBerry Bowser is not included within the article. And since most of Indonesian mobile users are BlackBerry users, this is how you delete your browser history: From your browser, BB menu > Options > Cache Operations > Clear History. You may also clear the Content Cache, Pushed Content, and Cookie Cache.

I love my BlackBerry even more. I usually use "f" shortcut key and use the trackball to choose the profile. This extra convenient key somehow reminds me to my old Treo. It gives you the ability to switch your profile between normal - vibrate easily.