HTCメーカーDROID Eris PB00100の使用説明書/サービス説明書
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2 Please Read Bef ore Pr oc eeding THE BA TTER Y IS NO T CHARGED WHEN Y OU T AKE IT OUT OF THE BO X. DO NO T REMO VE THE BA TTER Y P A CK WHEN THE DEVICE IS CHARGING. Y OUR W ARRANTY IS INV ALID A TED IF Y OU DISAS SEMBLE OR A TTEMPT T O DISAS SEMBLE THE DEVICE.
3 tr ademarks of Micr osoft Corpor ation in the United Stat es and/ or other countries. Bluetooth and the Bluet ooth logo are tr ademarks owned b y Bluetooth SIG, Inc. Wi-Fi is a r egister ed tr ademark of the Wir eless Fidelity Alliance , Inc. micr oSD is a tr ademark of SD Car d Association.
4 Disclaimers THE WEA THER INF ORMA TION, ST OCK D A T A, D A T A AND DOCUMENT A TION ARE PRO VIDED “ AS IS” AND WITHOUT W ARRANTY OR TECHNICAL SUPPORT OF ANY KIND FROM HT C.
5 SAFETY PRECA UTIONS IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OF THE WEA THER INF ORMA TION, ST OCK D A T A, D A T A OR DOCUMENT A TION. Limitation of Damages T O THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED B Y APPLICABLE LA.
6 Loca tion Based Servic es (LBS) Y our wireles s de vice can det ermine its (and your) ph y sical, geogr aphical location (“Loca tion Information”). C ertain softwar e applications ar e capable of acces sing, collecting and using L ocation Information and disclosing the inf ormation t o the application pr o vider and other people.
7 Important Health Informa tion and Safety Pr ecautions When using this pr oduct, the safety pr ecautions belo w must be tak en to a void pos sible legal liabilities and damages. Retain and f ollo w all pr oduct safety and oper ating instructions. Observ e all warnings in the oper ating instructions on the pr oduct.
8 service pr o vider or local po w er compan y . For a pr oduct that oper at es fr om battery po wer or other sour ces, r efer to the oper ating instructions tha t ar e included with the pr oduct. Handle batt ery packs carefully T his pr oduct contains a Li-ion batt ery .
9 T he phone should be only connect ed to pr oducts that bear the USB-IF logo or ha v e complet ed the USB-IF compliance pr ogr am. Do not use a batt ery that appears damaged, deformed, or discolor ed, or the one that has any rus t on its casing, o verheats, or emits a f oul odor .
10 T ake e xtra pr ecautions to k eep a leaking battery a w ay fr om fir e as ther e is a danger of ignition or e xplosion. SAFETY PRECA UTIONS FOR DIRECT SUNLIGHT K eep this product a w ay fr om e x cessiv e moistur e and extr eme temper atur es.
11 EXPL OSIVE A TMOSPHERES When in an y ar ea with a potentially e xplosiv e atmospher e or where flammable mat erials e xist, the pr oduct should be turned off and the user should obe y all signs and instructions. Sparks in such ar eas could cause an e xplosion or fire r esulting in bodily injury or ev en death.
12 INTERFERENCE WITH MEDICAL EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS T his pr oduct may cause medical equipment t o malfunction. The use of this de vice is f orbidden in most hospitals and medical clinics.
13 T o assur e optimal phone performanc e and ensur e human e xposure t o RF ener gy is within the guidelines set forth in the r elev ant standar ds, alwa y s use y our de vice only in its normal-use position. Contact with the antenna ar ea may impair call quality and cause y our devic e to oper ate at a higher po w er le v el than needed.
14 • Heed service markings Ex cept as e xplained elsewher e in the Operating or Servic e documentation, do not servic e any pr oduct yourself . Service needed on components inside the de vice should be done b y an authorized servic e technician or pr o vider .
15 NO TICE: When taking the de vice from lo w-temper ature c onditions into a warmer en vironment or fr om high-temper atur e conditions int o a cooler en vironment, allo w the de vice t o acclimat e to room temper ature bef or e turning on pow er .
16 C ont ents Chapter 1 Phone Basics 28 1. 1 Y our Phone and A cc essories ................................................................................. 28 Fr ont panel ..............................................................................
17 Using a pr eset scene .............................................................................................42 Cust omizing and sa ving a scene .....................................................................42 A dding Home scr een items .
18 2.3 Using In-call Options ............................................................................................... 62 Handling multiple calls .........................................................................................63 Setting up a conf er ence call .
19 Changing F acebook and Flickr upda te settings ...................................... 81 Updating y our Fac ebook status ....................................................................... 81 3.5 Using the Contact Details Scr een ..............
20 Setting the priority for an email mes sage ................................................ 10 7 V ie wing and r eplying to emails...................................................................... 10 7 Editin g email acc ount settings .........
21 Do wnloading w eb applications ...................................................................... 121 Managing bookmarks ......................................................................................... 122 Setting Internet options ....
22 Libr ary ........................................................................................................................ 149 Cr eating pla ylists .............................................................................................
23 8.4 Using Google Maps ................................................................................................ 168 T urning on location servic es ........................................................................... 169 Finding y our location .
24 Chapter 9 Mor e Applications 187 9. 1 Using Calendar .......................................................................................................... 187 Cr eating e vents ..................................................................
25 Opening Peep......................................................................................................... 214 Sending a tw eet .................................................................................................... 215 Sending a dir ect message .
26 10 .2 Sound Settings ...................................................................................................... 226 Changing the ring tone ..................................................................................... 226 Enabling touch t ones .
27 Appendix 234 A. 1 Specifications ........................................................................................................... 234 A.2 Regulatory Notic es ...............................................................................
1. 1 Y our Phone and A cc essories Fr ont panel Notification LED See “Notification LED” in this chapter for details. T ouch Screen HOME END /PO WER BA CK TRA CKBAL L CALL MENU Earpiece List en to a phone call fr om her e. SEARCH Pr o ximity Sensor See “Pr o ximity sensor ” in this chapter f or details.
Phone Basics 29 Button Function CALL Pr ess t o open the phone dialer screen. When a c ontact, contact number , or phone number is highlighted on the scr een, press t o call the contact or phone number . During a call, pr ess and hold t o turn on speakerphone .
30 Phone Basics T op panel 3.5 mm Audio Jack Connect a headset (not included in the bo x) for hands-free c on v ersation or for list ening to audio media. Back panel Left panel Back Co ver See “T o r emo v e the back co ver” in this chapter . 5 Megapix el Camera See “Using Camer a and Camcor der ” in Chapter 7 for details.
Phone Basics 31 Bott om panel USB Connect or /Earphone Jack Connect the: USB cable to tr ansfer files. A C adapter to r echarge the batt ery . USB st ereo headset f or hands-fr ee con versation or f or list ening to music (not included in bo x).
32 Phone Basics 1.2 Ins talling the Batt ery and Stor age Card Alw ay s turn off your phone bef or e installing or r eplacing the battery and st or age car d. Y ou also need to r emov e the back co v er befor e you can install the batt ery and stor age card.
Phone Basics 33 T o install the ba ttery 1. Align the batt ery’ s e xposed copper c ontacts with the batt ery connect ors inside the batt ery compartment. 2. Insert the contact side of the batt ery first then gently push the batt ery into plac e. 3.
34 Phone Basics 3. Pr ess the micr oSD car d all the w ay in until it clicks int o place. T o r emo ve the s tor age card Pr ess the s tor age card in t o eject it fr om the slot. Note If y ou w ant to r emo ve the st orage car d while the phone is on, see “T o r emo v e the st orage car d while the phone is on” later in this chapt er .
Phone Basics 35 Char ging is indicat ed b y a solid amber light in the Notification LED . As the batt ery is being char ged while the phone is on, the char ging batt ery icon ( ) is displa y ed in the status bar of the Home scr een.
36 Phone Basics Swipe or slide T o swipe or slide means to quickly dr ag y our finger v ertically or horizontally acr oss the scr een. Dr ag Pr ess and hold y our finger with some pres sur e befor e y ou start to dr ag. While dr agging, do not r elease y our finger until you ha ve r eached the tar get position.
Phone Basics 37 1.5 Getting Start ed Once y ou’v e installed y our battery and micr oSD card, y ou can turn on y our phone and start using it. T urning on y our phone Pr ess END /PO WER . Note When y ou turn on the phone for the first time, y ou will be prompt ed to sign in to y our Google™ Ac count.
38 Phone Basics Google’ s location service to aut omatically determine y our current location. On the Loca tion consent scr een, you can choose whether to allo w Google’ s location service t o collect information about y our location. Clear or select the checkbo x, and then tap Ne xt .
Phone Basics 39 T urning off the screen when not in use T o sav e battery po wer , the phone aut omatically turns off the scr een when y ou leav e it idle after a certain period of time . Y ou will still be able to r eceiv e messages and calls while the phone’ s screen is off .
40 Phone Basics 1.6 Home Scr een T he Home scr een lets y ou add the items y ou want and need up fr ont. A dd items lik e application icons, short cuts, folders, and widgets t o giv e you ins tant acc ess t o information and applica tions. For details, see “Personalizing y our Home screen” in this chapt er .
Phone Basics 41 Y ou can also bring up a snapshot of the main Home screen and the e xtended Home scr een to easily jump fr om one screen t o another . Pinch the scr een, if y ou’re on the e xtended Home scr een, and then tap a scr een thumbnail to go dir ectly to that scr een.
42 Phone Basics Using a pr eset sc ene Y our phone featur es preset sc enes, each pr econfigur ed with a differ ent wallpaper and c ollection of widgets that r eflect differ ent moments in y our life. 1. Pr ess HOME ( ) > MENU , and then tap Scenes .
Phone Basics 43 A dding Home screen it ems 1. Pr ess HOME ( ) , and then tap . Note Y ou can also pr ess and hold an empty area on the Home scr een. 2. When the A dd to Home options menu opens, select the item y ou w ant to add t o the Home scr een: • HT C widget .
44 Phone Basics 3. Y ou can tap Get mor e HT C widgets to do wnload and add mor e to the lis t. Select a widget, and then tap Do wnload . When do wnload is complet e, “Installed” appears on the right side of the widget name. Pr ess BA CK ( ) to r eturn to the HT C widget list.
Phone Basics 45 Repositioning and r emo ving a Home screen it em 1. Pr ess and hold the it em on the scr een y ou want to r eposition to activ at e Edit mode.
46 Phone Basics 1. 7 Phone Status, Notifications, and Pr o ximity Sensor Phone status ic ons T hese ar e the icons that ma y appear on the phone status ar .
Phone Basics 4 7 Notification ic ons T hese ar e the icons that ma y appear on the notifications area of the status bar: Icons that appear in this ar ea Ne w Gmail message Mor e (not display ed) notif.
48 Phone Basics Notifications panel Notification ic ons r eport the arriv al of ne w messages, calendar e vents, alarms set and ongoing settings such as when call forw arding is on or the curr ent call status.
Phone Basics 49 Notification LED T he Notification LED locat ed at the right corner of the earpiec e pr o vides information on the phone status. Notification LED LED Status Indication Solid gr een Ba tt er y i s f ull y c har ged (w hen th e pho ne is c onn ect ed t o t he A C a dap t er / com put er).
50 Phone Basics 1.8 Applications T he All progr ams scr een holds all applications on y our phone. All applications that y ou downloaded and ins talled fr om Andr oid Mark et or fr om the w eb ar e also added to the All pr ograms scr een.
Phone Basics 51 Personalize Select a sc ene, set the Home screen or L ock scr een wallpaper t o use, and set the default ring tone t o use for inc oming calls.
52 Phone Basics Applications Manage applications and installa tion of ne w progr ams. SD card & phone st or age Check the av ailable stor age card and phone memory . See Chapter 10 f or details. Date & time Set the date and time , time zone , and date or time format.
Phone Basics 53 Pr ess the V OLUME UP or V OLUME DO WN buttons to adjus t the ringer v olume to y our desir ed le v el. The Ringer v olume window appears on the scr een to displa y the volume le v els. 2. While in the lo wes t ringer v olume le v el (Silent mode), pr ess V OLUME DO WN once t o set your phone t o V ibr ate mode .
54 Phone Basics 1. 11 Connecting Y our Phone to a C omput er Whene ver y ou connect y our phone to a c omputer using the USB cable, the C onnect to PC dialog bo x display s and prompts y ou to choose the type of USB connection. Select one of the f ollo wing choices, and then tap Done .
Phone Basics 55 3. On y our comput er , y our phone is rec ognized as a r emo v able disk. Na vigate t o this remo vable disk and open it. 4. T r ansfer files betw een the computer and the r emo v able disk.
56 Phone Basics 1. 12 Sear ching Y our Phone and the W eb Y ou can search f or information on y our phone and on the W eb b y using the Quick Sear ch Bo x or by speaking using Google sear ch by v oice.
Phone Basics 57 3. Do one of the f ollo wing: If what y ou’re sear ching for is in the list of sugges tions, tap it in the list. T he item opens in the appr opriate applica tion. If what y ou’re sear ching for is not in the list, tap t o sear ch the W eb.
2. 1 Making Calls T her e ar e se v er al con venient methods t o make a call fr om your phone . Calling using the phone dialer scr een Y ou can either dial a number directly , or y ou can use the Smart Dial featur e to sear ch and call a contact in People or a number fr om or Call Hist ory .
Using Phone Fea tur es 59 4. T o call a number or contact, do one of the f ollo wing: • T ap the desired phone number or c ontact fr om the list. • T o call a differ ent phone number associat ed with the contact, tap the contact car d icon at the right side of the contact name.
60 Using Phone Fea tur es Calling using V oic e Dialer 1. Do one of the follo wing: Pr ess and hold the CALL butt on. Pr ess HOME ( ) , and then tap > V oice Dialer . 2. When the V oice Dialer message bo x appears and y ou see “Listening” on the scr een, sa y “Call [name of person]” in a clear v oice into the phone .
Using Phone Fea tur es 61 Calling a phone number in an email While vie wing a rec eiv ed email message, tap a phone number that is displa y ed in the body of the email message t o open the phone dialer scr een so y ou can call that number .
62 Using Phone Fea tur es Muting the ringing sound T o mute the ring without r ejecting the call, pr ess the V OLUME DO WN button. Rejecting a call and sending a t e xt message Y ou can automatically send a def ault te xt message t o the caller and r eject the incoming v oice call.
Using Phone Fea tur es 63 Handling multiple calls Y our phone notifies y ou when y ou ha v e another incoming call, and giv es you the option of r ejecting or acc epting the call. If y ou ar e alr eady on a call and acc ept the new call, y ou can choose to s witch betw een the tw o callers.
64 Using Phone Fea tur es Note The c onferenc e call is put on hold when y ou call another contact. When y ou are c onnected t o the other contact, y ou can talk to that party in priv ate . 5. W hen connect ed, tap to add the participant t o the confer ence call.
Using Phone Fea tur es 65 2.4 Using Call His t ory When y ou miss a call, the missed call ic on ( )appears in the title bar . Use the Call Hist ory tab of the People scr een to check who the caller w as or vie w all y our dialed numbers and r eceiv ed calls.
66 Using Phone Fea tur es A dding a new phone number t o Contacts If the phone number of a person who called is not in y our contacts list, y ou can choose to sav e the number after y ou hang up. 1. Pr ess CALL > MENU , and then tap Call hist ory .
Using Phone Fea tur es 6 7 2.5 A djusting Phone Settings Y ou can adjust the phone settings of y our phone such as your v oice mail number , V oice priv acy , and mor e. T o open the phone settings menu, pres s HOME ( ) > MENU, and then tap Settings > Call .
68 Using Phone Fea tur es Quiet ring on pickup Y our phone is automatically set t o scale do wn the ring v olume whene v er you pick it up t o answ er calls. T o use this f eatur e, the phone must be on a flat surf ace when y ou r eceiv e an incoming call.
3. 1 About People T he People scr een giv es you eas y acc ess to all y our contacts, as w ell as e v en fast er acc ess t o the people and gr oups of people y ou contact most oft en. T o open People, pr ess HOME ( ) , and then tap > People . W a y s of getting c ontacts into y our phone Y ou can add contacts t o y our phone fr om: Gmail .
7 0 Using People 3.2 Using the People Scr een T he People scr een giv es you eas y acc ess to all y our contacts, as w ell as e v en fast er acc ess t o the people and gr oups of people y ou contact most oft en.
Using People 71 Setting up My c ontact car d My contact car d pro vides a con venient w ay t o st or e y our personal contact inf ormation so that y ou can easily send it via MMS. 1. On the All tab of the People scr een, tap Me . Note If y ou ar e logged in to y our Fac ebook acc ount, inst ead of Me, y ou will see the name y ou use in F acebook.
72 Using P eople T o import c ontacts fr om the st or age card Y ou can only import contacts that w ere e xported t o the st or age car d using the Export to SD car d featur e on y our phone. See “T o back up y our contacts to the s tor age card” in this chapt er .
Using People 7 3 T o br eak the c ontact information link betw een contacts 1. On the All tab, tap the name of the c ontact (not the icon or photo ) whose contact inf ormation link y ou want t o br eak. 2. On the upper right corner of the scr een, tap .
7 4 Using People Has updat ed his or her F acebook pr ofile or has added photos on Flickr or F acebook. Has upcoming F acebook e vents. T o view only c ontacts of a particular type, f or e xample Gmail and F acebook c ontacts, press MENU , tap Vie w , and then select an contact acc ount type to display .
Using People 7 5 Editing a c ontact ’ s information 1. On the All tab, pr ess and hold the contact, and then tap E dit contact . 2. Enter the ne w information for the c ontact. 3. Scr oll to the bott om of the scr een, and then tap Sav e . Sending c ontact information 1.
7 6 Using People Deleting c ontacts 1. On the All tab, pr ess MENU and then tap Delete . 2. Select the contacts y ou want t o delete, and then tap Delet e . 3. W hen pr ompted, tap OK . T o delet e one contact On the All tab, pr ess and hold the contact, and then tap Delet e contact .
Using People 77 T o add or r emo ve c ontacts from a gr oup 1. On the Gr oups tab, pr ess and hold the gr oup, and then tap Edit gr oup . 2. Do any of the f ollo wing: T ap the group name t o change the name. Y ou can only change the name for gr oups that y ou hav e cr eat ed.
78 Using People People W idget Put the gr oup of people y ou contact most right on the Home scr een of y our phone by adding them as the People widget. Using the People widget, y ou can instantly place a call, send a message , or vie w details of a fa vorit e contact with a single tap.
Using People 7 9 3.4 Using F ac ebook and Flickr in People If y our contacts hav e F acebook ac counts, y ou can vie w their curr ent status and upc oming ev ents, and be notified when they change their pr ofile information. Y ou can also updat e y our own F acebook status.
80 Using People On the Updat es and e v ents tab of the Contact Details scr een for each c ontact, the contact’ s F acebook status, pr ofile updates, and upcoming e v ents ar e displa y ed. Notifications of ne w photo uploads t o Flickr ar e also displa y ed.
Using People 81 Changing F acebook and Flickr updat e settings On the All tab of the People scr een, slide to the Updates and e v ents tab, pr ess MENU, and then tap Settings . Updating y our F ac ebook status On the All tab of the People scr een, tap [Name] My contact car d , and then tap F acebook .
82 Using People T ab Functions Messages Sho ws y our e x changed SMS messages with the contact. T ap a message t o vie w it. T o send a new mes sage, tap Ne w message . For mor e information about messages, see. Chapt er 5. Mail Sho ws email mes sages y ou hav e rec eiv ed fr om the contact.
4. 1 Using the Onscr een K e yboar d When y ou start a pr ogr am or select a field that r equires t e xt or numbers, the onscr een k e yboar d becomes a vailable . Y ou can choose fr om these k e yboar d la y outs: Q WERTY , Compact Q WERTY , and Phone K eypad .
84 Entering T ext Q WERTY Q WERTY is a k e yboar d lay out similar to a desk top c omputer k e yboar d. T o switch t o QWER TY , start a progr am that acc epts te xt input, and then tap > K eyboar d types > Q WERTY . 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 T ap to ent er letters or s ymbols.
Entering T e xt 85 7 T ap to delet e the pr evious char acter . 8 Displa ys the w ord candidat e list when wor d prediction is turned on. T ap a w or d to insert it int o y our te xt. T ap to see mor e candidate w ords. Compact Q WERTY Compact Q WERTY is a type of k eyboar d which featur es 20 k e y s.
86 Entering T ext 5 T ap to open a menu wher e you can change the k eyboar d lay out and open the T ouch Input Settings. See “ Adjus ting T ouch Input Settings” for details. 6 T ap to s witch t o the numeric and symbol k eyboar d. 7 T ap to cr eate a ne w line.
Entering T e xt 87 1 T ap to ent er letters or s ymbols. Pr ess and hold t o enter ac cent ed letters, numbers, or symbols. 2 T ap to t oggle between using Multitap or XT9 mode . 3 T ap to ent er an upper case letter . T ap twice t o turn on Caps Lock.
88 Entering T ext T o manually add a w ord t o the predictiv e te xt dictionary 1. On the onscr een k e yboar d, tap . 2. T ap User Dictionary . 3. T ap A dd ne w .
Entering T e xt 89 T e xt input T ap t o set te xt input options when entering t e xt, calibr at e the k e yboar d, and set a sound and/ or vibration feedback whene ver y ou tap a k e y . For details, see “T e xt input” in this chapter . T utorial T ap to learn ho w to use the onscr een ke yboard.
90 Entering T ext Other settings Sound feedback Select t o mak e a clicking sound whene v er y ou tap a ke y on the ke yboard. V ibr ate when typing Select t o enable vibration f eedback whene v er you tap a k ey on the k eyboar d. Finger touch pr ecision Calibr ation t ool T ap t o r e-calibr at e the k e yboar d touch accur acy .
5. 1 Sending T e xt and Multimedia Messages Messages lets y ou compose and send t e xt (SMS) and multimedia messages (MMS) t o other mobile phones. Opening Messages Pr ess HOME ( ) , and then tap Messages . T ap to cr eate a ne w te xt or picture message.
92 Ex changing Messages Cr eating and sending SMS and MMS mes sages Send short te xt messages (SMS) t o other mobile phones. If y ou e xc eed the limit on the number of charact ers for a single t e xt message , y our te xt message will be deliv ered as one but will be billed as mor e than one message .
Ex changing Messages 93 As y ou enter information, an y mat ching phone numbers fr om y our contacts list ar e display ed. T ap a mat ch to ent er that number dir ectly . Note The phone number only appears if the number w as filed under Mobile in Contacts.
94 Ex changing Messages T o cr eat e and send a multimedia (MMS) message 1. On the All messages scr een, tap Compose message . 2. In the T o field, do an y of the follo wing: Enter phone numbers or email addr ess. If y ou’re sending the message t o se v eral r ecipients, separat e the phone numbers or email addr esses with a c omma.
Ex changing Messages 95 Audio . Opens the Select music tr ack screen. T ap an audio file to select, and then tap OK to a ttach the file int o y our message . T he music file play s back when you tap it. Location . L ets y ou attach a Footprint or location on a map.
96 Ex changing Messages T ips • When editing multiple slides, tap to edit the ne xt slide or tap to r eturn to the pr e vious slide. • While editing the slidesho w , pr ess MENU to let y ou pre view the slidesho w , add music or video to a slide, r emov e a slide, and mor e.
Ex changing Messages 97 Messages application ic on also display s the number of ne w messages . T o open the message, r efer to the ne xt section. Managing messages and mes sage thr eads T ext and mul.
98 Ex changing Messages T o open and vie w a multimedia message 1. On the All messages scr een, tap a multimedia message or message thr ead to open it. 2. T ap the attachment to open it. If the attachment is a vCar d contact, it is imported t o y our Phone contacts lis t.
Ex changing Messages 99 T o pr ot ect a message fr om deletion Y ou can lock a message so that it will not be delet ed e v en if y ou delete the other mes sages in the con versa tion. 1. On the All messages scr een, tap the message thr ead that contains the mes sage y ou want to lock.
100 Ex changing Messages T o open the link c ontained in a W AP push message 1. Pr ess and hold the s tatus bar , and then slide the status bar do wn to open the Notifica tions panel. 2. T ap the new mes sage, and then tap V isit w ebsite . T o vie w all your W AP push messages On the All messages scr een, pres s MENU, and then tap Push messages .
Ex changing Messages 101 Connection settings Set MMS connection settings. Rec eiv ed messages Rec eiv ed notification Select this option if y ou w ant to r eceiv e a notification in the status bar when a ne w te xt or multimedia message arriv es.
102 Ex changing Messages 5.2 Using Mail T he Mail application lets y ou send and rec eiv e email fr om y our w ebmail or other acc ounts, using POP3 or IMAP . It also lets y ou acc ess y our Exchange A ctiv eSync email on y our phone. A dding a POP3/IMAP email acc ount 1.
Ex changing Messages 103 y our corpor ate Ex change Server does not support aut o-detect, y ou will need to ent er y our Ex change Server settings aft er y ou tap Ne xt . Ask y our Ex change Server adminis tra tor for details. 4. Select the type of information y ou w ant to s ynchr oniz e, and then tap Finish setup .
104 Ex changing Messages 1 Number of unr ead email messages. 2 Filter tabs. F or details, see “Inbo x filter tabs” in this chapter . 3 T ap to vie w a different email ac count or add a new email ac count. T ip While in the ac count y ou want t o synchr onize, pr ess MENU , and then tap Refr esh .
Ex changing Messages 105 A ttachments tab ( ) Displa ys all emails tha t hav e attachments. Meeting in vitations tab ( ) *For Micr osoft Ex change A ctiv eSync email only . All r eceiv ed meeting invita tions sho w on this tab. T ap a meeting in vitation to vie w the meeting or ev ent details and acc ept or decline the in vitation.
106 Ex changing Messages T ip If you w ant to send a carbon c op y ( Cc) or a blind carbon cop y (Bcc) of the email to other r ecipients, press MENU , and then tap Show Cc/Bc c . 4. Enter the subject, and then compose y our message. 5. T o add an attachment, pr ess MENU , tap A dd attachment, and choose fr om the follo wing options: Pictur e .
Ex changing Messages 107 Setting the priority for an email mes sage Y ou can set the priority for an email message y ou send with y our Ex change Activ eSync ac count. 1. While c omposing the message , pr ess MENU , and then tap Set priority . 2. Select the priority for the mes sage.
108 Ex changing Messages 5. Set the dat es and times for the period when y ou will be out of the office . 6. Enter the auto-r eply message, and then tap Sa ve . T o sort messages 1. On the email acc ount Inbox, pr ess MENU , and then tap Sort . 2. Select fr om the options to sort email mes sages b y dat e r eceiv ed, priority , subject, or size .
Ex changing Messages 109 Notification settings Set email notification settings. Delete ac count T ap to delet e the email acc ount. Deleting an email ac count 1. Pr ess HOME ( ) , and then tap Mail . 2. Swit ch to the email ac count y ou w ant to delet e.
6. 1 Connecting t o the Internet Y our phone’ s netw orking capabilities allo w y ou to ac cess the Int ernet thr ough data c onnection or Wi-Fi. 6.2 Data C onnection Settings for c onnecting to the V erizon data netw ork ar e alr eady pr econfigur ed on y our de vice , and y our de vice is r eady to c onnect to the Internet 6.
Getting Connect ed 111 T urning Wi-Fi on and c onnecting t o a wir eless netw ork 1. Pr ess HOME ( ) > MENU, and then tap Settings > Wir eless & netw orks . 2. Select the Wi-Fi check bo x to turn Wi-Fi on. T he phone will scan for a vailable wir eless netw orks.
112 Getting Connected Wi-Fi netw orks On the Wir eless & netw orks scr een, tap Wi-Fi settings , then tap the wir eless netw ork that the phone is curr ently connect ed to. A message bo x will be display ed sho wing the Wi-Fi netw ork name, status, speed, signal s tr ength, and mor e.
Getting Connect ed 113 3. T ap Install fr om SD card . 4. Select the network c ertificat e needed to c onnect to the EAP- TLS netw ork. 5. F ollo w the st eps in the pr e vious section to c onnect to the Wi-Fi netw ork.
114 Getting Connected for the cr edential stor age, scr oll do wn and confirm the pas sw ord, and then tap OK . 3. Select the Use secur e credentials check bo x. Y ou can then download and ins tall the certifica tes needed t o acc ess y our local network.
Getting Connect ed 115 6.5 Using Y our Phone’ s W eb Br o wser Open the w eb br o wser t o start surfing the web . T he br o wser is fully optimized and c omes with advanc ed featur es that let y ou enjo y Internet br ow sing on your phone . Note Y ou mus t hav e an activ e data or W i-Fi connection t o acc ess the Int ernet.
116 Getting Connected Changing the scr een orientation T he phone automatically changes the scr een orientation depending on ho w y ou are holding y our phone. Note The Orienta tion check bo x in HOME ( ) > MENU > Settings > Sound & display needs t o be selected for the scr een orientation t o automatically change .
Getting Connect ed 117 Use y our thumb and inde x fingers to ‘spr ead’ the web page to z oom in. Use y our thumb and inde x fingers to ‘pinch’ the w eb page to z oom out. Opening a ne w bro wser windo w Open multiple br o wser windo ws t o mak e it easier for y ou to s witch fr om one w eb site t o another .
118 Getting Connected Swit ching between br o w ser windo w s 1. On a br o wser windo w , pr ess MENU , and then tap Windo ws . 2. Select the br o wser windo w y ou want t o view b y sliding your finger on the scr een fr om right to left. T ap to close the w eb page.
Getting Connect ed 119 Selecting links in w eb pages Na vigate t o links on a web page using the TRA CKBALL. Links ar e enclosed in a color ed bo x when selected. Link is selected Link is not selected Link What t o do W eb page addr ess (URLs ) T ap the link to open the w eb page.
120 Getting Connected Link What t o do Location addr ess T ap the addres s to open Google Maps and locat e the addr ess. Phone number T ap t o open the phone dialer screen t o call the phone number .
Getting Connect ed 121 On the Internet scr een, pres s MENU, and then tap Bookmarks t o view y our bookmarks ( ), fr equently- visited sites ( ), or bro wsing hist ory ( ).
122 Getting Connected T o vie w your do wnloads On the Internet scr een, pres s MENU, and then tap Mor e > Downloads . Managing bookmarks Y ou can stor e as many bookmarks as y ou want on y our phone. T o bookmark a w eb page Go to the w eb page y ou want t o book mark.
Getting Connect ed 123 Setting Int ernet options Cust omize the Int ernet application to suit y our bro wsing lifes tyle. Set displa y , privac y , and security options when using Internet. On the Internet scr een, pres s MENU, and then tap Mor e > Settings .
12 4 Getting Connected T urning on Bluetooth and making the phone disc o v er able Pr ess HOME ( ) > MENU, and then tap Settings > Wir eless & netw orks. Select the Bluetooth check bo x to turn on Bluetooth. W hen on, the Bluetooth ic on ( ) appears in the status bar .
Getting Connect ed 125 3. T ap Scan for de vices . Y our phone will start to scan f or Bluetooth de vices within r ange and will display all det ected de vices belo w the Bluetooth de vices section. T ips • If you do not find the de vice in the list, tap Scan f or devic es to scan again.
126 Getting Connected Notes • Pairing betw een tw o Bluetooth de vices is a one-time pr ocess. Onc e pairing is cr eated, the de vices can r ecogniz e the partnership and e x change information without entering a pas scode again. • If y ou pair with a second headset while c onnected t o the first, the first headset will be disc onnected.
Getting Connect ed 127 Music files Pr ess HOME ( ) , and then tap > Music . Slide y our finger left or right acr oss the c enter of the scr een to bring up the music that y ou want t o send. Pr ess MENU , and then tap Shar e > Bluetooth . F or details, see “Sending music using Bluetooth” in Chapter 7 .
128 Getting Connected T o send informa tion fr om y our phone to another de vice 1. A fter selecting the files t o send, the Bluetooth settings scr een opens and y our phone starts scanning Bluetooth de vices within r ange. 2. In Bluetooth de vices, tap the r eceiving de vice .
Getting Connect ed 129 5. W hen a file is tr ansferr ed, a notification is display ed. T o open the file immediat ely , slide down the Notifica tions panel, and then tap the r ele v ant notification.
130 Getting Connected Disc onnecting a Bluetooth de vice 1. Pr ess HOME ( ) > MENU, and then tap Settings . 2. T ap Wir eless & netw orks > Bluetooth settings . 3. Na vigate t o the Bluetooth de vices section, and then pr ess and hold the connect ed Bluetooth de vice .
7 . 1 Using Camer a and Camcor der Use Camer a or Camcor der to tak e and shar e pictur es and videos. Y our phone comes with a 5. 0 megapix el camer a with auto-f ocus featur e that lets y ou capture sharp pictur es and videos. Important Y ou must install a st orage car d befor e you use Camer a or Camcor der .
132 Camer a and Multimedia 1 Menu tab. T ap t o open the menu panel and change camera settings. See “Camer a menu panel” in this chapter f or details. 2 Vie w button. T ap to open the Phot os application so you can br ow se thr ough and vie w the photos and videos in y our stor age card.
Camer a and Multimedia 133 Z ooming Get closer to or f arther from y our subject using the onscreen z oom bar . 1. On the Camer a or Camcor der viewfinder , tap to displa y the onscr een zoom bar .
134 Camer a and Multimedia T aking pictures 1. Pr ess HOME ( ) , and then tap > Camera. 2. Befor e taking the photo , y ou can zoom in firs t on y our subject. See “Z ooming” in this chapter f or details. 3. Fr ame y our subject on the Vie wfinder scr een.
Camer a and Multimedia 135 Re vie w scr een A fter capturing a phot o or video , the r e vie w scr een lets y ou sa v e, vie w , send, or delete the pictur e or video b y tapping a button sho wn onscr een. Re view scr een buttons Icon Function Icon Function Back.
136 Camer a and Multimedia Camer a menu panel T he menu panel lets y ou acc ess and change basic and advanc ed camer a settings. 1. On the Camer a or Camcor der viewfinder , tap to sho w the menu panel. 2. T ap any of these icons t o change the rele vant setting: Mode .
Camer a and Multimedia 13 7 T he follo wing are settings that y ou can change fr om the Settings menu: Whit e balance Select the white balanc e settings acc or ding to the curr ent lighting condition t o captur e colors mor e accur ately . ISO (photo mode only) Choose an ISO le v el or set it back to A uto .
138 Camer a and Multimedia Rec or d with audio (video mode only) Select or clear the check bo x, depending on whether y ou w ant to r ecor d audio when capturing videos. Metering mode Set ho w the camera measur es the amount of light to calculat e the best exposur e: Spot mode allo ws the camer a to measur e light ar ound the focus point.
Camer a and Multimedia 139 7 .2 Using Phot os Using the Photos applica tion, y ou can vie w photos and w atch videos that y ou’ve tak en with y our phone’ s camera, do wnloaded, or copied onto y our st or age car d.
140 Camer a and Multimedia Notes • Depending on the number of pictures s tor ed on the stor age card, it may tak e a while for the Albums scr een to load all y our photos on the scr een. • Y ou need t o be signed in to y our Fac ebook and Flickr acc ounts to vie w the pictur es in those acc ounts.
Camer a and Multimedia 14 1 Roll the TRA CKBALL left to vie w the pr e vious pictur e, or r oll it right to vie w the ne xt pictur e in the album or in the pictur es list. Pr ess MENU t o vie w mor e options. T o vie w photos in y our Fac ebook or Flickr acc ount 1.
142 Camer a and Multimedia T o vie w a photo in landscape orientation T urn y our phone side wa ys t o vie w the pictur e in landscape mode. T he pictur e orientation aut omatically adjusts t o ho w y ou hold the phone.
Camer a and Multimedia 143 Cr opper tool Cr opper arr ow Pr ess and hold inside the cr opper , then dr ag it to an y ar ea of the photo . 3. T ap Sa v e to apply the changes t o the pictur e. Note The cr opped picture is sa ved in the s tor age car d as a cop y .
144 Camer a and Multimedia T o send phot os or videos using Bluetooth 1. Pr ess HOME ( ) , and then tap > Photos . 2. T ap the album where the phot os y ou want to shar e ar e in. 3. T ap , and then on the Share options menu, tap Bluet ooth . 4. Select the photos or videos y ou w ant to shar e, and then tap Ne xt .
Camer a and Multimedia 145 3. T ap , and then on the Share options menu, tap Flickr . 4. Select one or more phot os, and then tap Ne xt . 5. A dd a description for each photo (if y ou want), and then tap Upload . 6. Select which album to upload to and set priv acy settings for the uploaded pictur es.
146 Camer a and Multimedia T o shar e phot os on Picasa Y ou need to be signed in t o a Google A cc ount to be able t o upload pictur es to the Picasa™ phot o organizing servic e. 1. Pr ess HOME ( ) , and then tap > Photos . 2. T ap the album where the phot os y ou want to shar e ar e in.
Camer a and Multimedia 14 7 7 .3 Using Music Music pla ys digital audio files fr om the phone’ s st or age car d. Since Music only pla ys audio files sa ved on the s tor age car d of y our phone, y ou must cop y your audio files t o the stor age card bef or e y ou open Music.
148 Camer a and Multimedia 3 Pres s and drag t o jump to any part of the song. 4 Elapsed time 5 T ap to go to the Libr ary . 6 T ap to go to the pr evious song in the No w pla ying list. 7 T ap to pause or t o r esume playing the song. 8 T ap t o go to the ne xt song in the Now pla ying list.
Camer a and Multimedia 149 Libr ary Y our music is organiz ed into differ ent categories such as Albums, Artists, Genr e, Composers, and mor e. Select a category b y tapping one of the cat egory tabs at the bottom of the scr een. T ap a song in the cat egory to pla y it back.
150 Camer a and Multimedia T ip Go to the Select music tr ack category t o sho w all the av ailable songs. 5. Select the songs y ou want t o add to the playlis t, and then tap A dd . 6. T ap Sav e . Managing y our playlis ts T o pla y the songs in a pla ylist On the Pla ylists scr een, tap the playlist name and then tap a song.
Camer a and Multimedia 151 T o delet e a song in a playlis t 1. In the Pla ylists scr een, tap the playlist y ou want t o edit. 2. Pr ess MENU and then tap Delet e songs . 3. Select the songs y ou want t o delete and then tap Delete . T o delet e a playlis t 1.
152 Camer a and Multimedia 4. On the Ringtone T rimmer scr een, drag the left and right trim handles to adjus t the song’ s start and end points. 5. Use the pla yback contr ols to pr evie w the trimmed song. 6. T ap Phone ringtone or C ontact ringtone .
8. 1 Signing In t o Y our Google A c c ount Signing in to y our Google A cc ount lets y ou synchr onize Gmail, Calendar , and contacts betw een y our phone and the w eb. Y ou also need to sign in t o a Google Ac count t o use Google Apps such as Google T alk™ and Android Mark et.
154 Google Apps 8.2 Using Gmail Gmail is Google’ s web-based email servic e. Gmail is c onfigur ed when y ou first set up y our phone. Depending on y our synchr onization settings, Gmail on y our phone is automatically synchr onized with y our Gmail account on the w eb.
Google Apps 155 3 A ctions for check ed email(s ). This will not sho w if ther e is no item selected in the inbo x. 4 Message label 5 Starred mes sage. T ap to add or r emov e the star . 6 Unread messages ar e display ed in bold. 7 The Google A ccount y ou ar e currently vie wing.
156 Google Apps Cr eating and sending emails In the Inbo x, pres s MENU and then tap Compose . Enter the mes sage r ecipient’ s email address in the T o field. If y ou are sending the email t o se v er al r ecipients, separ at e the email addr esses with a c omma.
Google Apps 157 T o add a signatur e to emails Y ou can add a signatur e to email mes sages that y ou send. In the Inbo x, pres s MENU and then tap Settings > Signatur e . Enter y our signatur e in the te xt bo x, and then tap OK . T ip Y ou can crea te a signatur e consisting of multiple lines of t e xt.
158 Google Apps 1 2 3 1 Message subject 2 Online s tatus. Appears when the contact is a Google T alk friend and y ou ar e signed in to Google T alk. 3 Message label T o scroll thr ough the message, slide y our finger up/ do wn on the scr een or r oll the TRA CKBALL up/ do wn.
Google Apps 159 Sear ching for mes sages Y ou can search f or messages that c ontain one or more w ords in their cont ents or in their addresses, subjects, labels, and so on.
160 Google Apps 2. T ap Reply , Reply t o all , or Forw ard . 3. Do one of the f ollo wing: If y ou selected Reply or Reply all , ent er your r eply message. If y ou selected Forw ard , specify the message r ecipients. 4. Scroll do wn to the end of the message , and then tap Send .
Google Apps 161 Email messages In the message thr ead, navigat e to the email header or mes sage using the TRA CKBALL, pres s MENU and then tap: A dd star or R emo v e star to assign a s tar or r emo ve the s tar on the con versa tion. Mark r ead or Mark unr ead as desir ed.
162 Google Apps Clear sear ch hist ory Remo v e the sear ches y ou ha v e performed. Labels T ap to select which Gmail labels to s ynchroniz e. Email notifications Select the check bo x to sho w a notification icon on the s tatus bar when y ou rec eiv e a new email.
Google Apps 163 T o change y our online status and message Y our status and an y message appear in y our contact’ s Friends lists and in other locations wher e your s tatus or status mes sage ar e displa y ed. T ap the online status icon ( ) beside y our name, and then select the status y ou want on the menu.
164 Google Apps Signing out of Google T alk If y ou are not going t o use Google T alk for an e xtended period of time, w e rec ommend that y ou sign out of Google T alk t o sav e battery po w er . 1. Pr ess HOME ( ) , and then tap > T alk. 2. In the Friends list, pr ess MENU, and then tap Mor e > Sign out .
Google Apps 165 Swit ching between activ e chats Y ou can swit ch betw een chats if y ou hav e more than one chat going. 1. While on a chat scr een, pres s MENU, and then tap S witch cha ts . 2. On the scr een that opens, tap the friend y ou want t o chat with.
166 Google Apps By def ault, only the friends that y ou frequently c ommunicat e with — the most popular — ar e in the Friends list. If y ou w ant to displa y all y our friends, press MENU and then tap All friends . T ip T o swit ch back to displa ying only your most popular friends, pr ess MENU and then tap Most popular .
Google Apps 167 T o block a friend Y ou can block a friend from sending y ou messages. When block ed, y our friend is also remo v ed fr om y our Friends list. 1. In the Friends list, locat e the friend you w ant to block. Note If y ou cannot see the friend, Pr ess MENU and then tap All friends .
168 Google Apps T o sho w a mobile indicator In the Friends list, pr ess MENU and then tap Mor e > Settings . Select the Mobile indicat or option, and then pr ess BA CK ( ).
Google Apps 169 T urning on location services Befor e you open Google Maps and find y our location or sear ch for places of int erest, y ou must enable My location sour ces . Pr ess HOME ( ) > MENU and then tap Settings > Location . Select Use wir eless netw orks , Enable GPS satellit es , or both.
17 0 Google Apps Getting an addr ess and additional inf ormation f or a location Pr ess and hold a location on the map . A balloon opens o ver the location, with the addr ess and a thumbnail from s tr eet vie w (if a v ailable ). T ap the balloon to see mor e information or t o get directions to tha t location.
Google Apps 17 1 V ie wing map lay ers Initially , Google Maps opens with a str eet map. Y ou can view additional map la y ers, such as sat ellite images, tr affic information, y our Google Latitude friends’ locations, and W ikipedia information on loca tions.
172 Google Apps Earth acquir es the best imagery av ailable, most of which is appr o ximately one t o thr ee y ears old. Latitude . When y ou hav e joined Latitude, y ou can vie w y our friends’ locations as a la y er on the map. For informa tion, see “Finding y our friends with Google Latitude (av ailable by country)” in this chapt er .
Google Apps 173 3. T ap . The sear ch results ar e display ed on the map. T ap to go t o the pr e vious or ne xt sear ch item on the map if ther e ar e multiple sear ch r esults. T ap to sho w the sear ch r esults as a list. 4. T ap the callout to sho w the Addr ess , Details (if a v ailable ), and Re view s (if a v ailable ) for the sear ch item.
17 4 Google Apps By def ault, y our current location is ent er ed in the Starting point bo x. Y ou can also tap to open the location sour ce menu and select a starting point and des tination addr ess. 3. Choose ho w y ou want t o get to y our destina tion: Driving , Public tr ansit , or W alking .
Google Apps 175 8.5 Using Google Latitude Google Latitude ™ user location servic e lets y ou and your friends shar e locations and sta tus messages with each other . It also lets y ou send instant mes sages and emails, mak e phone calls, and get dir ections to y our friends’ locations.
17 6 Google Apps In viting friends T o shar e y our location with friends and reques t to see their loca tions 1. In Latitude, pr ess MENU and then tap A dd friends . 2. Choose ho w to add friends: Select fr om Contacts . Select an y number of friends fr om y our Contacts.
Google Apps 177 Sho wing y our friends Y ou can show y our friends using the map vie w or the list vie w . Map vie w When y ou open Google Maps, it show s your friends’ locations. Each friend is r epresent ed b y a photo ic on with an arro w pointing at his or her appr o ximate location.
178 Google Apps Connecting with y our friends T ap a friend’s c ontact details balloon in map view or tap a friend in list vie w to open the friend’ s profile . In the pr ofile scr een, y ou can communica te with y our friend and set privac y options.
Google Apps 179 T o change y our public profile 1. In Google Maps, pr ess MENU , tap Latitude , and then tap y our contact details balloon. 2. T ap your o wn name, and then tap Edit priv acy settings .
180 Google Apps Pr ess HOME ( ) , and then tap > Y ouT ube . Y ouT ube pr esents the videos gr ouped into ca tegories, such as Mos t vie w ed, Most discussed, Mos t r ecent, and T op r ated. W at ching videos On the Y ouT ube scr een, select a video to w atch fr om the a v ailable categories.
Google Apps 181 Sharing videos Y ou can share a video b y sending its link to y our contacts. Do one of the follo wing: While vie wing videos in a list, pr ess and hold the video , and then tap Shar e on the options menu. While w atching a video , pr ess MENU and then tap Shar e .
182 Google Apps 8. 7 Using Andr oid Mark et Andr oid Mark et™ is the place t o go to find ne w apps for y our phone. Choose fr om a wide v ariety of fr ee and paid apps r anging fr om pr oductivity apps, entertainment, t o games.
Google Apps 183 1 2 3 1 T ap to sear ch Android Mark et for apps to ins tall on y our phone. 2 T ap to displa y the av ailable apps or games on Android Mark et, or display the apps tha t y ou hav e already do wnloaded and installed from Andr oid Market.
184 Google Apps 2. T ap an app to r ead a description about the app and user r e vie ws. 3. T ap Install (f or fr ee applications ) or Buy (for paid applications ).
Google Apps 185 Cr eating a Google Check out acc ount Y ou must ha v e a Google Check out acc ount associated with y our Google A cc ount to pur chase items fr om Android Mark et. Do one of the follo wing: On y our computer , go to http:/ / checkout.google .
186 Google Apps Uninstalling an applica tion Y ou can uninstall any applica tion that y ou hav e downloaded and installed fr om Android Mark et. 1. Fr om the Andr oid Mark et Home, pr ess MENU, and then tap Do wnloads . 2. On the Do wnloads scr een, tap the application y ou want t o uninstall, and then tap Unins tall .
9. 1 Using Calendar Use y our phone’s Calendar t o cr eat e and manage y our e v ents, meetings, and appointments. Y ou can also set up y our phone to s tay in sync with the f ollo wing types of calendars: On y our phone, sign in to y our Google Ac count so y ou’ll be able to s ync your phone’ s Calendar with y our Google Calendar online.
18 8 More Applica tions Cr eating e v ents 1. Pr ess HOME ( ) , and then tap > Calendar . 2. On any Calendar vie w , pr ess MENU , and then tap Ne w e v ent to open the Ev ent details screen. T ip If you ar e in the Agenda or Monthly vie w , tap at the bott om- right of the scr een.
Mor e Applications 189 8. If the ev ent occurs on a r egular basis, tap the Repetition bo x, and then choose ho w often the e v ent occurs. 9. Scroll t o the bottom of the scr een, and then tap Add .
19 0 More Applica tions T o send a meeting r equest using Calendar (Ex change Activ eSync only) If y ou hav e an Ex change A ctiv eSync ac count set up on y our phone, y ou can use Calendar to cr eate a meeting appointment and send a meeting r equest email t o the people y ou want to in vite t o y our meeting.
Mor e Applications 191 Pr ess and hold a da y to open an options menu fr om which y ou can also choose to cr eate an e v ent or swit ch to either Da y or A genda vie w .
192 Mor e Applications Notes • In Day vie w , the w eather information appears only if the e vent is within the fiv e-da y for ecast of the W eather application. • W eather information does not appear in Da y vie w when y ou change Day vie w to displa y as a time list.
Mor e Applications 193 Change the r eminder time. If it’ s a Google Calendar ev ent, respond whether y ou’ll attend the e v ent. Pr ess BA CK ( ) on y our phone to r eturn to the E v ent details scr een. 4. T o edit mor e details about the e v ent, pr ess MENU while y ou’r e on the Ev ent details screen, and then tap E dit e v ent .
19 4 More Applica tions Ev ent reminders If y ou hav e set at least one r eminder for an e vent, the upc oming ev ent icon ( ) will appear in the notifications ar ea of the status bar t o r emind y ou of the upcoming e v ent. T o vie w , dismiss, or snooz e the reminder 1.
Mor e Applications 195 T o add a Google Calendar t o sync with Only the calendars that y ou’ve cr eated or subscribed t o on the W eb, but pr e viously r emo ved fr om y our calendars list, ar e shown in the list of calendars that y ou can add. 1. In any Calendar vie w , pr ess MENU and then tap Mor e > Calendars .
19 6 More Applica tions Changing Calendar settings Y ou can change Calendar ’ s settings t o specify ho w it display s ev ents and ho w it notifies y ou of upcoming e v ents. In any Calendar vie w , pr ess MENU and then tap Mor e > Settings to acc ess Calendar ’ s settings.
Mor e Applications 197 Day vie ws Choose whether to displa y Day vie w in the form of an e v ent list or time list. First da y of w eek Set the Month and W eek view s to s tart on a Sunday or Monday . Include w eather Make sur e this check bo x is selected so that w eather information is sho wn in Day vie w’ s e v ent list.
19 8 More Applica tions 9.2 Using Clock T he Clock application is mor e than just a r egular date and time clock. It functions as a desk clock that sho ws the date , time, and w eather information, and it can turn int o a night clock or screensa v er .
Mor e Applications 199 1 T ap this button to dim the scr een and display only the time and dat e on the Desk Clock. T o light up the scr een again, tap anywher e on the screen or pr ess BA CK ( ) on your phone . 2 T he battery char ging indicator sho ws the ba ttery char ge le v el.
20 0 More Applica tions Setting the local dat e, time z one, and time By def ault, y our phone automatically uses the netw ork -pr o vided dat e, time z one, and time. Y ou can set the dat e, time z one, and time manually . 1. In Clock, go to the W orld Clock tab, pr ess MENU , and then tap Local time settings .
Mor e Applications 201 Setting y our home city’s dat e and time 1. In Clock, go to the W orld Clock tab, then pr ess MENU , and then tap Home settings . 2. Enter y our home city name. As y ou enter lett ers, the list is filt er ed to sho w matching cities and c ountries.
202 Mor e Applications Changing alarm sound settings If y ou’ve set one or mor e alarms, y ou can change their settings such as the alarm v olume, how long t o snooz e the alarm, and mor e. 1. Pr ess HOME ( ), and then tap the HT C Clock widget on the Home scr een.
Mor e Applications 203 9.3 Using HT C Sync HT C Sync lets y ou synchr onize y our Outlook contacts and calendar or y our Outlook Express c ontacts with your phone .
20 4 More Applica tions Installing HT C Sync on y our PC 1. Do wnload the HT C Sync installer fr om the HT C w ebsite (http:/ / www .htc. com/ us/ support.asp x) to y our c omputer . 2. Double-click HT CSync. e x e, and then follo w the installation instructions on the scr een.
Mor e Applications 205 If the HT C Sync ic on appears gr een in color , that means y our phone has succ essfully connect ed with y our comput er and HT C Sync r ecogniz es your phone . Setting up s ynchr onization Y ou can set up HT C Sync t o synchr onize y our comput er ’s Outlook contacts and calendar e v ents with y our phone.
20 6 More Applica tions Setting up mor e s ync options HT C Sync giv es you the fle xibility to set man y options, such as setting a sync schedule , choosing ho w to r esolv e conflicts when the same items ar e found on both the phone and the comput er , and more .
Mor e Applications 207 Conflict policy In cases when the same contacts and/ or calendar it ems e xist in both y our phone and your c omputer , choose whose data y ou want to k eep when a conflict oc curs. When t o sync Click Aut omatic s ync on the left side of the dialog bo x.
20 8 More Applica tions Synchr onizing y our phone with y our comput er manually 1. Connect y our phone to the c omputer with the supplied USB cable. Or , if y our phone is alr eady connect ed, pr ess and hold the status bar and dr ag y our finger do wn to open the Notifications panel.
Mor e Applications 209 Note Y ou only ha v e to do this s tep onc e. Y ou do not need to do this st ep again ne xt time y ou install another application fr om your c omputer to y our phone. 2. Connect y our phone to the c omputer with the supplied USB cable.
21 0 More Applica tions 9.4 Using HT C Footprints HT C Footprints ™ pr o vides an easy w ay t o r ecor d fa v orite plac es and r e visit those places. A f ootprint consis ts of a photo y ou tak e of a location such as a r estaurant, a sightseeing des tination, et c.
Mor e Applications 211 Re visiting a footprint 1. Pr ess HOME ( ) , and then tap > Footprints . 2. A t the bottom of the scr een, slide y our finger to select the Footprint ca tegory . 3. T ap the Footprint y ou want t o re visit. T ap to sho w the addr ess in Google Maps.
21 2 More Applica tions Pr ess HOME ( ) , and then tap > Footprints. Do an y of the follo wing: T o back up your F ootprints, on a category scr een, pr ess MENU and then tap Export . T o export a single f ootprint, open the footprint, pr ess MENU, and then tap Export .
Mor e Applications 213 9.5 Using PDF V ie w er Use PDF V ie w er to vie w PDF files that y ou hav e copied t o the phone’s st or age car d. V ie wing a PDF file 1. Pr ess HOME ( ) , then tap > PDF Vie w er . 2. On the Open file scr een, tap the file y ou want to vie w .
21 4 More Applica tions 9.6 Using Peep Peep™ is a T witter client that lets y ou enjoy “twitt ering’’ on your phone. Send out tw eets, read and r eceiv e tweets fr om people, sear ch for ne w T witter users t o follow , all fr om y our phone. Note Y ou need t o be signed in to y our T witter acc ount to use P eep.
Mor e Applications 215 3 Pres s and hold an item t o open the options menu to let y ou reply , send a dir ect message, R etw eet, add to f av orite, and vie w the profile . 4 T ap to enter a tw eet to send out Sending a tw eet 1. On the All T w eets tab, tap the t e xt field with the w or ds “What’ s happening?”.
21 6 More Applica tions On the Peep scr een, press MENU and then tap Mor e > Settings > Services t o check or change your phot o hosting sit e, location options, and URL shortening hos t. Sending a dir ect message Do one of the follo wing: On the Peep scr een, press MENU and then tap Ne w message .
Mor e Applications 217 9. 7 Using Quick offic e Quick office lets y ou vie w Micr osoft Office W ord, Micr osoft Office Ex cel, and Micr osoft Po werPoint files on y our phone. Quick office supports vie wing of Micr osoft Office 200 3 W or d (.doc ), Ex cel (.
21 8 More Applica tions 4. While vie wing a file, y ou can: Pinch the scr een to z oom in or out or use the zoom contr ols on the scr een to z oom in or out. Slide y our finger on the screen t o bring up the zoom c ontr ols. For Ex cel files, pr ess MENU and then tap W orksheet to vie w other w orksheets on the file.
Mor e Applications 219 9.8 Using St ocks Use St ocks to get the lat est stock upda tes f or st ock quotes and mark et indices y ou follo w . Opening St ocks Pr ess HOME ( ) , then tap > Stocks . 1 2 3 4 1 Lis t of y our st ock quotes and st ock mark et indices.
22 0 More Applica tions A dding a stock quot e or stock mark et inde x 1. On the St ocks scr een, tap . 2. Enter the s tock quot e or stock mark et index on the t ext field and then tap . 3. On the r esults list, tap the st ock quote or s tock mark et inde x y ou w ant to add.
Mor e Applications 221 9.9 Using W eather W eather lets y ou view the curr ent wea ther as w ell as the w eather for ecast for the ne xt four da ys of the w eek. Y ou can display the w eather c onditions in y our curr ent location and the w eather in up to 15 cities.
22 2 More Applica tions A dding a city 1. On the W eather scr een, tap . 2. Enter the loca tion y ou w ant to add on the t e xt field. As you ent er te xt, the list is filt er ed to sho w the possible locations based on the letters y ou enter ed. 3. T ap the desir ed city to select it.
Mor e Applications 223 9. 10 Using V oic e Rec order V oice Rec or der is useful for quickly r ec or ding thoughts. Y ou can also r ecor d y our v oice and set it as a ringt one. Note Y ou need t o hav e a microSD car d installed on y our phone to use V oice Rec or der .
10 . 1 Displa y Settings A djusting the scr een brightness 1. Pr ess HOME ( ) > MENU, then tap Settings . 2. T ap Sound & display > Brightness . Note The A utoma tic brightness check bo x needs to be selected f or y ou to be able t o manually adjust scr een brightness.
Managing Y our Phone 225 Pr e v enting automa tic scr een r otation By def ault, the scr een orientation aut omatically adjusts depending on ho w y ou hold the phone. Note Not all application scr eens support automa tic rota tion. 1. Pr ess HOME ( ) > MENU, then tap Settings .
226 Managing Y our Phone 10 .2 Sound Settings Changing the ring t one 1. Pr ess HOME ( ) > MENU, then tap Settings . 2. T ap Sound & display > Phone ringt one . 3. T ap the ring tone y ou want t o use, and then tap OK . The ring tone briefly pla ys when select ed.
Managing Y our Phone 227 Choosing the notification sound Y ou can select the ring tone t o play when y our phone r eceiv es ne w notifications. 1. Pr ess HOME ( ) > MENU, then tap Settings . 2. T ap Sound & display > Notification sound. 3. Select y our pr eferr ed notification sound, and then tap OK .
228 Managing Y our Phone 10 .4 Language Settings Y ou can change the platform language of the phone. Changing the language of the oper ating sy stem 1. Pr ess HOME ( ) > MENU, then tap Settings . 2. T ap Language & ke yboard > Select locale and then select the language y ou want to use .
Managing Y our Phone 229 A dding a social network ac count Y ou can sync with y our accounts on popular online servic es such as F acebook, T witter , and Flickr . 1. Pr ess HOME ( ) > MENU, and then tap Settings > A cc ounts & sync . 2. T ap Add ac count , and then tap the ac count type y ou w ant to add.
230 Managing Y our Phone Changing ac count settings Y ou can change settings such as the sync fr equency and the types of information s ynchroniz ed, the kinds of notification y ou rec eiv e, and the w ay tha t acc ount information is displa yed. 1. Pr ess HOME ( ) > MENU, and then tap Settings > A cc ounts & sync.
Managing Y our Phone 231 T o cr eat e and enable the scr een unlock pattern Y ou can increase the security of y our phone b y cr eating a scr een unlock patt ern. When enabled, y ou hav e to dr aw the corr ect unlock patt ern on the scr een to unlock the phone’ s contr ol buttons and touch scr een.
232 Managing Y our Phone 10 .7 Managing Memory Checking ho w much phone memory is av ailable for use Pr ess HOME ( ) > MENU, then tap Settings > SD card & phone st or age . T he av ailable phone memory is display ed in the Internal phone st or age section.
Managing Y our Phone 233 Fr eeing up mor e phone memory or stor age car d space If y our phone is running low on memory , try the follo wing: In y our web br ow ser , clear all tempor ary Internet files and his tory information. See “C onnecting to the Int ernet” in Chapter 6 for mor e information.
Appendix A. 1 Specifications Pr ocessor Qualcomm® MSM7 600™, 528 MHz Platform Andr oid™ Memory ROM: 512 MB RAM: 288 MB Dimensions (LxW xT) 4.45 X 2. 19 X 0.51 inches (113. 04 X 55.5 X 12.96 mm) W eight 4.23 ounces (120 gr ams) with batt ery Display 3.
Appendix 235 Audio support ed formats MP3, AA C(AA C, AA C+, AA C-L C), AMR-NB, W A V , MIDI and Windo ws Media Audio 9 Video support ed formats MPEG-4, H.
236 Appendix Feder al Communication C ommission Interf er ence Stat ement T his equipment has been tes ted and f ound to c omply with the limits for a Clas s B digital de vice , pursuant to P art 15 of the FC C Rules. T hese limits ar e designed to pr ovide r easonable pr otection agains t harmful interf er ence in a r esidential installation.
Appendix 23 7 IMPORT ANT NO TE Radiation Exposur e Statement: T his equipment complies with F CC r adiation e xposure limits set f orth for an unc ontr olled en vir onment. End users must follo w the specific oper ating instructions f or satisfying RF e xposure c ompliance .
238 Appendix succ essfully . T rying out the phone with y our hearing devic e is the best w ay t o ev aluate it for y our personal needs. M-Ratings: Phones r ated M3 or M4 meet F CC r equir ements and ar e lik ely to gener ate les s interf er ence t o hearing de vices than phones tha t ar e not r at ed.
Appendix 239 to be s ynonymous with the UT mark. The M and T marks ar e r ecommended b y the Alliance for T elecommunications Industries Solutions (A TIS).
2 40 Appendix on the safety s tandar ds pr e viously set b y both U.S. and int ernational standar ds bodies: American National Standar ds Institute (ANSI) IEEE. C95. 1- 1992. National Council on Radia tion Pr otection and Measur ement (NCRP). Report 86.
Appendix 2 41 equipment and for the saf ety of personnel, it is r ecommended that no part of the human body be allo w ed to c ome too close to the ant enna during oper ation of the equipment. Body- worn Oper ation T his de vice w as test ed for typical body -w orn operations.
2 42 Appendix T elecommunications & Int ernet Association (TIA) Saf ety Information Pac emak ers T he Health Industry Manuf actur ers Association r ecommends that a minimum separ ation of six inches be maintained betw een a handheld wir eless phone and a pac emak er to a void pot ential interfer ence with the pacemak er .
Appendix 2 43 WEEE Notice T he Dir ectiv e on W aste Electrical and Electr onic Equipment (WEEE), which enter ed into for ce as Eur opean law on 13th F ebruary 2003, r esulted in a major change in the tr eatment of electrical equipment at end-of-life .
2 44 Appendix A.3 A dditional Safety Inf ormation T his section pr o vides mor e safety inf ormation in addition to the information a t the beginning of the user manual.
Appendix 2 45 Using The Phone Function Of Y our Pock et PC While Driving Is Extr emely Danger ous T alking on or using your de vice while driving is e xtremely danger ous and is illegal in some stat es. Remember , safety c omes first. Check the la ws and r egulations on the use of phones in the areas wher e y ou driv e.
2 46 Appendix P A CEMAKERS T he Health Industry Manuf actur ers Association r ecommends that a minimum separ ation of six (6”) inches be maintained betw een a handheld wir eless phone and a pac emak er to a void pot ential interf er ence with the pac emaker .
Appendix 2 4 7 O THER MEDICAL DEVICES If y ou use any other personal medical de vice, consult the manufactur er of y our devic e to det ermine if it is adequat ely shielded fr om e xternal RF ener gy . Y our phy sician may be able t o assist y ou in obtaining this information.
2 48 Appendix r epr esentativ e befor e using y our de vice aboar d an air cr aft. Alwa ys follo w the instructions of the airline r epr esentativ e whenev er using y our devic e aboar d an air cr aft, to pr ev ent any pos sible interf er ence with airborne electr onic equipment.
Appendix 2 49 DO NO T use or stor e this equipment in a place wher e it will be e xposed to high temper atur es, such as near an open flame or heat- emitting equipment. DO NO T drop y our de vice or subject it t o se v ere shock. W hen not using, la y do wn the unit to a void pos sible damage due to ins tability .
250 Appendix Batt ery Safety Y our devic e uses a remo vable and r echargeable lithium ion ba ttery . Please contact cus tomer servic e for assistanc e should y ou need a r eplacement ba ttery . DOs Only use the batt ery and char ger appr o v ed by the manuf actur er .
Appendix 251 Lithium ion batt eries ar e r ecy clable. When y ou replac e the r emo vable batt ery , please reques t the r epair cent er to r ecy cle the battery in acc ordanc e with RBRC standar ds. When disposing of the battery b y y ourself , please call RBRC at (800) 822-883 7 for pr oper disposal tips.
252 Appendix Alw ay s use the authorized A C adapter / charger t o av oid any risk of bodily injury or damage to y our cellular phone or batt ery . Ne v er attempt to c onnect or disconnect the A C adapter / charger with w et hands. Alw ay s unplug the A C adapter / char ger fr om the po w er sour ce bef or e att empting any cleaning.
Appendix 253 VERIZ ON WIRELESS IS NO T RESPONSIBLE FOR Y OUR USE OF THOSE APPLICA TIONS OR INF ORMA TION Y OU CHOOSE T O SUBMIT OR SHARE WITH O THERS. SPECIFIC TERMS AND CONDITIONS, TERMS OF USE, AND PRIV A CY POLICES APPL Y T O THOSE APPLICA TIONS AND SER VICES.
Inde x A A dd an Ex change Activ eSync acc ount 102 Airplane Mode 68 Alarm clock 201 Andr oid Mark et 182 - getting help 182 Andr oid widget 43 Applications - on y our phone 50 - tab 50 B Back co v er.
Inde x 255 Contacts 73 - add ne w 71 - edit 7 5 - sear ch 7 4 Cr eating another email acc ount 103 D Data Connection 110 Data r oaming 227 Dat e 200 Desk Clock 198 Disconnecting a Bluet ooth hands-fr .
256 Index L Landscape onscr een k eyboar d 83 Language settings 228 M Mail 102 - deleting an acc ount 109 Making Calls 58 Memory 232, 234 Memory car d - install 33 - r emo v e 34 - r emo v e while the.
Inde x 25 7 Photos - opening 139 - w orking with pictur es 140 - w orking with videos 143 Pictur e message 91 - r eply 98 - settings 100 - vie w 98 Pr o ximity Sensor 49 Q Quick office 217 Q WERTY 84 .
258 Index V oice call - answ er call 61 - end call 64 V oice Dialer 60 V oice R ecor der 223 V olume - adjust 52 - media v olume 53 - ringer v olume 52 W W allpaper 45 W eather 199, 221 W eb applicati.
Inde x 259.
260 Index This Proof Indicates Approximate Color Only. For Accurate Color Match, Use Approved Color Standard. DO NOT USE COLOR FORMULAS ON THIS FILE. Inks S U P P L I E R I S R E S P O N S I B L E F O.
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