How to charge for mobile phone traffic in Xining area?

Brother Qiang gave a 5-star concave mobile phone Tencent. You don't need to open it. As long as your mobile phone can surf the Internet, set up the network and enter wap.qq.com, you can browse Tencent. In addition, logging in to mobile phone Tencent is free, and accessing Q is also free, but the GPRS traffic fee will be deducted when surfing the Internet! The GPRS traffic fee depends on where it is. For details, please call the local customer service number 10086 for consultation! Supplement: 1. Introduction Guide TOP】GPRS [Top] GPRS is a "general packet radio service" and a new packet data transmission technology opened on the existing GSM network. Compared with the original GSM circuit-switched dial-up access data transmission mode, GPRS is a packet switching technology, which has the advantages of "always on-line", "free exchange" and "high-speed transmission". It can comprehensively improve the mobile data communication service, make Monternet service richer and more powerful, and bring more convenience and benefits to your life and work. With the technical support of GPRS, we can realize e-mail, e-commerce, mobile office, online chat, WAP-based information browsing, interactive games, FLASH pictures, ring tones, PDA terminal access, integrated positioning technology and so on. , thus bringing you into a dynamic and colorful mobile world and leading you into the 3G era as soon as possible. Second, the service advantages of GPRS wide coverage: GPRS has a good coverage in more than 240 cities in 365,438+0 provinces across the country, and basically all places where mobile phones can make calls can access the Internet wirelessly through GPRS; Always online: As long as the GPRS application is activated, it will always be online, similar to the wireless private network service. Charge by volume: Although GPRS service is always online, you don't have to worry about the cost; Because it only charges when traffic is generated. High-speed transmission: At present, GPRS can support the peak transmission rate of 53.6Kbps, and the theoretical peak transmission can reach more than 100 Kbps. Rich business: MMS, WAP handheld information, financial transactions, game treasure chest, colorful business applications involving all areas of people's lives. (Note: It is related to mobile phone support and network conditions) III. GPRS Setting Strategy At present, there are quite a few kinds of mobile phones with GPRS function on the market. Most GPRS mobile phones have the function of "one-click Internet access" and can be easily used without setting. I hope you can choose a mobile phone with GPRS "one-click internet access" function when you purchase. If your GPRS mobile phone doesn't have the function of "one-click Internet access", you can set it according to the following steps, and the operation is very simple: APN (access point name), which is used to identify the types of GPRS services, is currently divided into two categories: CMWAP (accessing WAP services through GPRS) and CMNET (services other than WAP are currently using CMNET, such as connecting to the Internet). GPRS connection mode is selected for connection configuration: connection 1: Access point name is CMNET, and user name and password are empty-mainly used for surfing the Internet or downloading java connection 2: Access point name is CMWAP, and user name and password are empty-mainly used for accessing Monternet WAP. Other common configurations in other mobile phones or PCs include other parameters, such as: Internet access needs to be configured on the PC side, the mailbox needs to be configured with its own POP and SMTP, and WAP configuration is the same as other WAP phones. For example, NOKIA66 10, 6 100, 7200 and 7250 choose to enter the service menu, choose Settings-> Select Modify Service Settings: enter the interface for modifying service settings, and enter relevant information respectively: the setting group name is Monternet GPRS and the home page is. List of operators and tariffs in some roaming countries and regions (tariffs are for reference only, subject to the latest tariffs published by local operators).