Motorola has a little E logo on it, what kind of work

e icon? Do you mean the GPRS Internet icon? If there is an up and down arrow next to E, the upward arrow light represents that you are uploading data, and the downward arrow light represents the rising surplus stove You are destroying the bridge data

It's all gray and won't go to the traffic, but it may light up a few times in a while, because there are many applications for the Android system to go through the traffic, such as the automatic update of the weather forecast, so if you don't want to go to the traffic, it's best to ** APN software, and turn off GPRS when you don't want to go to the traffic.

I've been looking for a long time, but I haven't made any major discoveries yet.

You can only turn it off in Settings - Data Management - Data Transfer - All Cellular Data and there will be no more. Anything else like adding a moto widget is useless, and I haven't found a suitable software solution yet.

Then, I called ** to customer service today, and they said they couldn't cancel.

Later, call ** to 10086, and they said that e is because the mobile phone has software to surf the Internet in the background.

Finally, I checked my traffic and found that I didn't open other Internet software, but the e sign was still there.

Isn't the motorcycle using Android?! Besides, when a motorcycle is registered as a trademark, it must be registered in all classes.

It's just a sign, nothing special.

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Hello, glad to be able to ask your questions.

You can change the theme, and some themes can block out the symbol.

Or you set up your phone not to actively connect to the Internet.

I have used the ME600, I recommend that you click the icon at the top of the screen and drag it down, you can see the specific meaning. Generally aggressive are unread text messages and unraised sock taps**.

The envelope looks like either an unread Gmail message or an unread text message.

What should the table look like is a Hitachi event reminding you of two events? I don't fight this empty chop field and shout clearly, guess this royal · ·

**The appearance should be a missed call.

Here, "there is always an e" indicates that the Edge network is enabled, just like if GPRS is enabled, there will be a g flag. EDGE is much faster than GPRS. You should know about mobile phone 3G network, right? Then the edge is equivalent to "huh.

Having this sign does not mean that you have been surfing the Internet, it just means that you have opened the e-network, and there is a signal of the e-network, and it does not generate traffic, so don't worry. If there is network traffic, you will also see another sign next to the e to indicate that there is traffic.

If you turn it off, you won't be able to send or receive MMS messages or surf the Internet on your mobile phone. Just leave it on, just a signal sign, easy to use :)

It is the meaning of e-net. No, hurry up.

Edge is a parallel trade network. It won't be a parallel import.

The third floor is invincible.。。。

Parallel imports...

Edge is a kind of Internet technology used in the new Moto model.

E-net can be used. Internet speeds are significantly faster.

What does it have to do with parallel trading?