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Hehe: There aren't a lot of questions.
1 Yes, both receiving and sending. The traffic is very small, and it is very little to be assured.
2 1 trillion = 1m = 1024k
3 The premise of browsing the web with little traffic is the mobile web page. There is a lot of traffic on the computer web page.
To put it simply, the mobile phone page starts with wap, and the computer starts with www.
If you think about it, browsing the mobile web page is about 10k at a time, and you have 30*1024k a month
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Send and receive your 30m to save a little on the line Otherwise, if you use over, you will deduct money Excess 1m a dollar If you want to talk about Q, go on 3G This is more economical It costs a lot of traffic to log in to QQ chat with software.
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1.Q chat, send messages, and pick up others on the mobile phone all have traffic, and the traffic is very small.
It's 1024k
3.The traffic of opening a web page is very small, generally only a few ks for a web page
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1.It's to deduct the traffic.,But it's not big.,Deduct the traffic of the software itself.,1KB in terms of text is equivalent to 512 Chinese characters.。
2.1 trillion = 1024k
3 Of course, you have to collect traffic, but some mobile phones themselves will record the content of the web page, if you don't clear the memory space, you won't go through the traffic if you open the same web page repeatedly (some of Samsung's mobile phones are like this, just for reference).
4 30m on the mobile phone QQ for 2 hours a day, enough! I drove a 50m and basically left every month, and my phone is 7610
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Use gxgprs to send to 10086 to check the traffic.
Each Q space is 50kb
1mb=1024kb
When you're done with traffic, the system will give you a hint.
If you want to change in the second half of the month, for example, 10 yuan business, this month he is still 5 yuan per month, more than it seems that every kb = 1 cent.
Chatting doesn't take much traffic.
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1 If you want to pick up someone else, you also have to have very little traffic.
2 1 trillion is 1 MB is 1024 KB
3 Not a lot, but it will consume a little data.
4 30m you go on QQ to see wap** is enough.
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Mobile Internet access is calculated based on data.
You usually use 30m on QQ, which is completely sufficient. Talking about QQ and sending messages is to calculate the traffic, generally a long sentence, you can count 1kb, and 1024kb = 1m
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1. Send and receive, not big.
2 1mb=1024kb
3 Look at what's on the page, the WAP page is generally not too big.
4 Talk about QQ a month 5MB is enough, 30MB is not a problem, read a web page to chat about QQ Feixin or something.
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Mobile phone traffic refers to the traffic data generated by the mobile phone to surf the Internet, and when the mobile phone opens the software or performs Internet operations, the data will be exchanged with the server, and the mobile phone traffic refers to the size of the data. The unit of mobile phone traffic is 1024, and the units are GB (G), MB (M), KB, and B.
1gb=1024mb
1mb=1024kb
1kb = 1024 b (bytes).
Traffic is not expensive.
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