New to mobile phones, a lot of questions to ask for advice

For the first.

Manual settings: 1. Mobile Montnets GPRS (that is, used to go to the WAP network).

Connection name: Monternets GPRS (the names are all filled in randomly, you can recognize them).

Data bearer mode: group data.

Access point name: CMWAP

Username: None.

Prompted for password: No.

Password: None Identification: Normal.

Home: Bring up the advanced settings in the options.

Network type: IPv4

**Port Number: 80

2. China Mobile MMS.

Connection name: China Mobile MMS (the name is filled in randomly, you can recognize it).

Data bearer mode: group data.

Access point name: CMWAP

Username: None.

Prompted for password: No.

Password: None Identification: Normal.

Home: Bring up the advanced settings in the options.

Network type: IPv4

**Port Number: 80

3. Web.

Connection name: web.

Data bearer mode: group data.

Access point name: cmnet

Username: None.

Prompted for password: No.

Password: None Identification: Normal.

Home: Bring up the advanced settings in the options.

Network type: IPv4

**Port Number: None.

Note: 1. "None" means that you don't need to fill in anything;

2. You can fill in the "connection name" as long as you recognize what it is for;

3. It's best not to use CMNET to access the Internet, unless you have money or have a monthly subscription, because the usage fee is too expensive.

MMS Settings: MMS Settings: Info - Options - Settings - MMS.

Use the access point: China Mobile MMS (you just filled in you know).

You don't need to change anything else, you can send and receive normally when you quit.

Mail Settings: 1. Select: Info - Options - Settings - Email.

Select: Mailbox - Options - New Mailbox - Start.

8. E-mail name: Fill in whatever you like.

Basically, if you want to send and receive emails more easily, then set it up as follows:

Select: Info - Options - Settings - Email - Email - Select the email name you just entered.

10. Connection Settings - Receive email, fill in username and password, Security (Port): Off, Port: Default, APOP Secure Login: On.

11. Go back, select Send Email, and fill in the username and password.

That's it, and now you can send and receive emails conveniently on your phone.

Note: The access point used must be selected Web Internet (CMNET) to use e-mail, but there is a software for sending and receiving e-mails with GPRS, which can be found and installed, and you can make full use of the monthly GPRS.

About the Internet:Don't go directly to the Internet from the browser icon on the desktop,Don't go to the Internet from the shortcut key that "network",To go in from the function table,Select "Service",Enter ** here to get on,I don't know why the desktop and the shortcut key can't get on the Internet。

How to enter Monternet: Press and hold the "0" button in standby to enter Monternet, where you can check the weather forecast for free.

2.Maybe it's a changed file. It's not a song, if it's not important, delete it!

3.Some files are hidden!

A lot of it. The game is huge, it costs a lot of capacity, and it's explained online!

6.No. As long as you take your phone and ask him to get one that you can put in. I bought it myself for 98 yuan 2g.

7.It's normal that I'm n73 rushing once a day

Hehe, you read the manual first, and you will slowly understand these problems after a month.

Although a large number of full-screen mobile phones are popular, they are all pseudo-full-screen, and the only really excellent full-screen is Xiaomi Mi MIX series (first), iPhoneX (special-shaped screen), Samsung (all-view curved screen), OnePlus, Hammer (Mostly full screen). Strictly speaking, the rest is not called a full screen (the definition of a full screen was pioneered by Xiaomi, referring to the ultra-high screen-to-body ratio and the visual experience of the front full screen), neither the stunning effect of the full screen (especially Huawei's, the front actually adds fingerprints), and it is also quite impractical, so ordinary screen mobile phones will not be eliminated for a long time in the future, and even said, manufacturers that launched non-full screen flagships this year are likely to be popular.

The choice of mobile phone must not blindly follow the trend, what suits you is the best.

Not all 18:9 is a full screen.

The system needs to be further improved.