Is there an E symbol on the screen when using ucweb?

It means that the mobile phone is now connected to the Internet, such as QQ UCWeb and other software that wants to access the network, will display "e" in the upper left corner of the screen after opening, which is normal, and it is not normal if it is not displayed!

It will be displayed when your phone UCweb is running and connected to the network.

It may not be displayed in the current interface, but when you let UCWeb run in the background, you will see an E display on the standby screen.

Just don't know if your phone is a smartphone.

Show e that's because the network in your region supports egprs (of course, you also need your mobile phone to support it, the general domestic copycat mobile phone is not good), it is an upgraded version of GPRS, the speed is much faster than the latter, there is an average of 25kb**speed, and the traffic is included in your monthly subscription**,

Display. That's for sure.

If there is e-network access and the phone supports edge, it will be displayed.

Edge is an upgrade of the GPRS network, which is much faster than G.

So you don't have to worry.

This has to do with the signal you're in.

Anyway, I use the same mobile phone is e.

The symbol of E you said is the symbol of the Edge network, and Edge is an upgrade of the GPRS network, which is much faster than G. If there is an e-network in the local area, there will be an e-sign when the mobile phone goes online.

The new GPRS** charges for mobile are now higher than before! Previously, there was no additional roaming charge for roaming on the old GPRS! But now, there is an additional charge for using GPRS when roaming with new GPRS**! It seems to be 1 yuan m!

Is the native browser available! You didn't even say that! The average test network can pass! The main thing is whether the network selection or access point you choose in the UC settings is correct!

You can call ** to 10086 for manual service inquiries!

That's the problem of roaming, it's the mobile company that doesn't do a good job. If you apply for a card in the future, you can handle the kind of GPRS business that can roam.

UCweb is a browser used on mobile phones and cannot be used on computers.

Hey, don't say anything, maybe.

You need to make sure that your new card has GPRS enabled. If it doesn't work, re-create the next UC

If you use GPRS for mobile phone packs

There is no deduction for using UCweb to access the Internet, only the traffic! If the maximum monthly traffic limit is exceeded, the money will be deducted!

Also pay attention to setting up your UCWeb Internet access portal.

To set which of your monthly subscriptions! Internet access will not deduct money!

If you have a monthly wap GPRS, you will give priority to this network if you go online, and you will be deducted if you use the others!

It just reminds you that with UCWeb you will use GPRS traffic. With traffic!

The access point of Monternet is CMWAP, so it is included in the monthly traffic, so you can surf the Internet with peace of mind.

The monthly subscription of mobile GPRS is limited to CMWAP traffic, and the traffic generated by CMNET Internet access is charged at 3 cents per KB. Mobile is used to harm beginners on mobile phones, and almost everyone has fallen for this. Because CMNet is a little faster.

Of course, beginners will use CMNET to access the Internet.

Oh, when setting, the access point should be wap over GPRS, it doesn't matter if you connect to Montnet, it is within the range of monthly traffic subscription!

It's free, but there's one caveat: clear your cache after logging in to a web page that requires a password. Nothing else to pay attention to.

It's completely free, and I'm using it right now, as long as I don't overload the traffic.

It is recommended to use operamini. You'll know when you use it. It's also free. N times faster than UCWeb! Not to lie to you.

As long as you still have traffic, it's free.

If you're using a generic version of UC, I think it's a bit incompatible or a network problem. If it's a dedicated version of your phone, I think it must be a network setting or a network problem, or it's a slow opening of a web page, not that the software is stuck. The actual problem solved is that you can next to another browser View Original Post

It's much easier to use with a built-in browser.

Take a look at the help options below.

And I suggest you use the air opera, which is better than UC.