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EDGE (Enhanced Data for Global Evolution) - definition

EDGE is the Enhanced version of GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) which is also known as EGPRS. It is considered as three (3) times faster than the GPRS signals. EDGE can carry a bandwidth up to 236 kbit/s (with end-to-end latency of less than 150 ms) for 4 timeslots (theoretical maximum is 473.6 kbit/s for 8 timeslots) in packet mode.
In order to use the EDGE service, device must have EDGE supported on the network unit. A small “E” symbol can be seen when EDGE is activated on a cell phone, it denoted the network data is currently on EDGE mode.

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2G|3.5mm Audio Jack|3G|4G|5G|802.11|1G|4K|802.11a|802.11ac|802.11b|802.11g|802.11n|

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E

EDGE (Enhanced Data for Global Evolution)|EGPRS|Email client|Emoji|EMS (Enhanced Message Service)|eSIM|External Antenna Jack|External Display|EV-DO|Exchangeable covers|EDR (Enhanced Data Rate)|EGSM (Extended GSM)|EV-DV|Extended Battery|Ethernet|

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Feature Phone|Firefox OS|Flight mode|FM Radio|FOTA (Firmware Over-The-Air)|FPS (Frames Per Second)|Frame Error Rate|Frequency|FTP (File Transfer Protocol)|Flash Memory|Fixed-focus|FM Transmitter|Flip-down phone|Femtocell|Firmware|Form factor|Fast Charge|Face ID|FCC (Federal Communications Commission)|

G

GB (Gigabyte)|Gbps (Gigabits per second)|Geo-tag|GPRS|GPS (Global Positioning System)|GPU (Graphics Processing Unit)|Gyroscope|GSM|Galileo (Global Navigation Satellite System)|gpsONE|gpsOneXTRA Assistance technology|GLONASS|

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Handwriting recognition|Hot Spot|Hot Swap|Hz (Hertz)|Haptics|Half-QWERTY keyboard layout|Hexa-core|H.263|HEVC|HyperOS|

I

IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity)|IP Ratings|IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol)|Image Signal Processor (ISP)|Inductive Charging|IP (Internet Protocol)|IR Blaster|IP69K|Immersive Audio|

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Key Guard|KB (Kilobyte)|Kbps (Kilobits per second)|Key Lock Switch|

L

Lock code|Loudspeaker|Laptop Computer|LTE|Launcher|Lightning Cable|Lithium Ion|Landline|LCD|LED|

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N

Numeric keypad|NFC (Near Field Communication)|

O

OTG|OTA (Over-The-Air)|Optical Zoom|OS (Operating System)|OEM|Oryon CPU|

P

Phonebook|Port|Predictive text input|PTT (Push-To-Talk)|PUK Code (Personal Unlock Key)|Polyphonic ringtones|Pixel density (Pixels Per Inch)|Pixel|PIN code (Personal Identification Number)|POP3 (Post Office Protocol)|Phone Physical Attributes|Phone Life Cycle|Percentile rank|Personal Assistant|Power Bank|PPI|Privacy Screen Protector|Proximity Sensor|Passive Noise Cancellation|

Q

QWERTY keyboard layout|Quad-band|Quick Charge|Qi Wireless|Quad Core|

R

RAM (Random-Access Memory)|Ringtone|ROM (Read-Only Memory)|Roaming|Ringing profiles|Ringer ID|Resistive touchscreen|Resolution|Ruggedized (Rugged)|RSS (Rich Site Summary)|RS-MMC (Reduced-Size Multi Media Card)|Rechargeable Battery Types|RDS (Radio Data System)|RBDS (Radio Broadcast Data System)|RFID|Root|Refresh Rate|Reverse Charging|

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T

U

UFS|UI (User Interface)|UIQ|UMA|UMTS|Unlocked phone|Upload|UPnP (Universal Plug and Play)|USB (Universal Serial Bus)|USB On-The-Go|USIM|UX|Ultra-Wide Camera|USB Type-C or USB-C|User ID|Uptime|Username|User-Friendly|Unified Memory (Unified Memory Architecture - UMA)|

V

VGA (Video Graphics Array)|Video call|Video Codec|Voice dialing|Voice mail|Voice memo|VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol)|VPN (Virtual Private Network)|Vapor Chamber Cooling (VC Cooling)|Virtual Proximity Sensing|Virtual RAM|

W

WAP (Wireless Application protocol)|watchOS|WCDMA(Wideband Code Division Multiple Access)|Wear OS|Wearable Technology|webOS|Wi-Fi|Windows Mobile|Windows Phone OS|Wireless email|WLAN|WMV (Windows Media Video)|Wi-Fi Assistant|Widget|Wireless|Wired|Widevine L1|

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