The music note displayed at the top of your cell phone screen indicates the ringer type for the phone's call alert. The music note means a melody will play when an incoming call occurs. A music note that is crossed out with a line indicates a silent ringer. A music note followed by lines indicates ring and vibrate.
E.g. means for example. (It's actually an abbrebiation of Latin exempli gratia-literally, 'for the sake of [an] example'; i.e. means that is (or that is to say) and is an ab â¦ breviation for Latin 'id est' - 'that is'.
The Latin abbreviations i.e. and e.g. are often confused. When used incorrectly, they achieve the exact opposite of the writer's intention, which is to appear learned by marshaling a Latin phrase for an English one not all that much bigger. What Do I.e. and E.g. Mean? I.e. stands simply for that is, or, in Latin, id est. I.e. takes the place of the English phrases in other words, namely, or that is.