Samsung C6112C is not a 3G mobile phone and what does EDGE mean

C6112C is a dual-SIM dual-standby non-smart phone, which does not support services, commonly known as GPRS Internet access.

Samsung's C6112C is just a 2G phone with dual SIM and dual standby. 3G network is not supported... edge：

It's technology, it's an enhanced evolution of technology GPRS. It is also the transition technology of 3G network... Like GPRS, it is a data transmission that belongs to the 2G network. 、

It seems that it is, Edge is for Internet use. It's like GPRS.

No, this is normal, as long as you quit, you won't be deducting traffic, I don't understand, you go to Samsung's customer service for details.

Edge originally means edge boundaries and the like.

Samsung's intention in giving this name is to make people pay attention to the curvature on both sides of the screen of this mobile phone, which is also the biggest selling point of this mobile phone.

I can't help but say that this phone is indeed a phone that looks and feels pretty good.

Edge means steep edge, and Samsung uses it to define the series name of the series of products on the curved edges on both sides of the phone's screen.

In Samsung's products, the end of the edge refers to a screen with curved edges.

The main features of the S7 Edge are:

1.The reverse hyperboloid 3D glass and metal frame provide a more comfortable grip.

No more worrying about accidentally leaving your phone in a place where there is water.

4.The Dual Pixel Sensor structure focuses as quickly and accurately as your eyes.

5.With a more powerful CPU and GPU and 4GB of RAM, you'll experience a thrilling experience.

The large battery capacity allows you to **enjoy and listen to your favorite TV series for hours on end**.

I remember the network option in the settings, see if you can change it to 4G, you haven't used this kind of phone, see if you have manually selected the network.

Can I change the mobile network type to GPRS if I change the mobile network type to EDGE?