Bmobile QS720 User manual

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Contents
Safety...............................................................................................................3
Environment....................................................................................................4
1GettingStarted.............................................................................................5
1.1Gettingto knowyourtouchphone..................................................5
1.2InstallingtheSIMcard, battery, andstoragecard............................5
1.3ChargingtheBattery.......................................................................6
1.4Startingup thedevice......................................................................7
1.5StatusIcons.....................................................................................9
2Usingphone features..................................................................................11
2.1Turningthephonefunctiononand off..........................................11
2.2Makingacall................................................................................11
2.3Answeringand Endingacall.........................................................12
2.4In-calloptions...............................................................................12
2.5Usingcall history..........................................................................13
3Settingonyourdevice................................................................................13
4ActiveSync...................................................................................................17
5Contacts......................................................................................................20
6ExchangingMessages.................................................................................23
7Internet.......................................................................................................28
7.1Ways ofConnectingto theInternet...............................................28
7.2Browser........................................................................................29
8Google.........................................................................................................32
8.1Googlemail..................................................................................32
8.2Googletalk...................................................................................35
8.3GoogleMaps................................................................................36
8.4GoogleCalendar...........................................................................37
9ExperiencingMultimedia...........................................................................42
9.1Camera &Picture.........................................................................42

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9.2Music............................................................................................45
9.3FM Radio......................................................................................47
10AndroidMarket........................................................................................48
11 Other applications....................................................................................51
11.1AlarmClock................................................................................51
11.2Calculator...................................................................................52

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Safety
Never attempt todisassembleyourphone.You aloneareresponsibleforhow
you useyourphoneandanyconsequencesofitsuse.
As ageneralrule,always switchoff yourphonewherever theuseofaphoneis
prohibited.Useofyourphoneis subjecttosafetymeasuresdesignedto protect
usersand theirenvironment.
Donot useyourphonein dampareas(bathroom,swimmingpool ).Protectit
fromliquidsand other moisture.
Donotexposeyourphonetoextremetemperatureslower than-10°Cand
higher than+55°C.
Thephysicochemicalprocessescreatedbychargersimposetemperature limits
whenchargingthebattery.Yourphoneautomaticallyprotectsthebatteriesin
extremetemperatures.
Donotleaveyourphonewithin thereachofsmall children(certainremovable
partsmaybeaccidentallyingested).
Electricalsafety: Onlyusethechargerslistedinthemanufacturer’scatalogue.
Usinganyother charger maybedangerous;it wouldalsoinvalidateyour
warranty.Linevoltagemustbeexactlytheoneindicatedonthecharger’sserial
plate.
Aircraft safety: Whentravelingbyplane,you will needtoswitchyourphone
off whensoinstructedbythecabincreworthewarningsigns.
Usingamobilephonemaybedangerousto theoperation oftheaircraftand may
disrupt thephonenetwork.
Itsuseis illegalandyoucouldbeprosecutedorbannedfromusingcellular
networks inthefuture ifyou do notabidebytheseregulations.
Explosivematerials: Pleasecomplywith warningsignsatpetrolstationasking
you to switchyourphoneoff.You will needtocomplywith radioequipment
usagerestrictionsinplacessuchaschemicalplants,fueldepotsand atany
locationwhere blastingoperationsare under way.
Electronicequipment: Toavoidtherisk ofdemagnetization,donotlet
electronicdevicescloseto yourphoneforalongtime.
Electronicmedicalequipment: Yourphoneis aradiotransmitter whichmay
interfere with electronicmedicalequipment orimplants,suchashearingaids,
pacemakers,insulinpumps,etc.Itisrecommendedthataminimumseparation
of15 cmbemaintainedbetweenthephoneand animplant.Yourdoctororthe

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manufacturersofsuchequipment willbeableto giveyou anyadvice you may
needinthis area.
Hospitals: Always makesure thatyourphoneis switchedoff inhospitalswhen
soinstructedbywarningsignsorbymedicalstaff.
Roadsafety: Donotuseyourphonewhendriving.Inorder togiveyourfull
attention to driving, stop and parksafelybefore makingacall. You mustcomply
with anycurrentlegislation.
Distance ofoperation: This phonemodelhasbeentestedand meets
radiofrequencyexposure guidelineswhenusedasfollows:
•Againsttheear:Place orreceiveaphonecallandhold thephoneasyou would
awire linetelephone.
•Bodyworn:Whentransmitting,placethephonein acarryaccessorythat
containsnometaland positionsthephoneaminimumof2.5cmformyourbody.
Useofother accessoriesmaynot ensure compliance with radiofrequency
exposure guidelines.Ifyou do not useabodywornaccessoryand are not
holdingthephoneattheear, position thephoneaminimumof2.5cmfromyour
body,
•Dataoperation:Whenusingadatafeature,position thephoneaminimumof
2.5cmfromyourbodyforthewholedurationofthedatatransmission.
Environment
Packaging: Tofacilitatetherecyclingofpackagingmaterials,pleaseobeythe
sortingrulesinstitutedlocallyforthis typeofwaste.
Batteries: Spentbatteriesmustbedepositedatthedesignatedcollectionpoints.
The product: Thecrossed-out wastebinmarkaffixedto theproductmeansthat
itbelongsto thefamilyofelectricalandelectronicequipment.
Topromotetherecyclingand recoveryofwasteelectricalandelectronic
equipment (WEEE)andatthesametimesafeguardtheenvironment,European
regulationsrequire you toobeythesortingrulesinstitutedlocallyforthis type
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1GettingStarted
1.1Gettingtoknowyourtouch phone
1.2Installingthe SIM card, battery,and storagecard
You needto removethebackcover before you caninstalltheSIMcardand
battery.Also,makesure to always turnoff thepower before installingor
replacingtheSIMcardand battery.
Toremovethe back cover
1. Makesure yourdevice is turnedoff.
2. Firmlyholdthedevice with both handsandthefront panelfacingdown.
3.Pushthebackcover up with yourthumbsuntilitdisengagesfromthedevice
and thenslideitupto remove.
Toinstallthe SIM card
TheSIMcardcontainsyourphonenumber,service details,and phonebook/
messagememory.Yourdevice issupportedboth1.8Vand 3VSIMcards.
Note:1. ThephonecanbesupportedthedoubleSIMcards.
2.SomelegacySIMcardsmaynot functionwith yourdevice.You should
consultwith yourservice provider forareplacement SIMcard.There maybe
feesforthis service.
1. Removethebatteryifitis installed.
2.LocatetheSIMcardslot,and theninserttheSIMcardwith itsgold contacts
facingdownanditscut-off corner facingout thecardslot.
3. SlidetheSIMcardcompletelyinto theslot.
Toinstallthe battery
Yourdevice comeswith arechargeableLithium-ion batteryandis designedto
useonlymanufacturer-specifiedoriginalbatteriesandaccessories.Battery
performance dependson manyfactors,includingnetworkconfiguration,signal
strength, and usagepatterns.
Warning:Toreduce risk offire orburns:
Donotattempt to open,disassemble, orservice thebatterypack.
Donotcrush, puncture,shortexternalcontacts, ordisposeofinfire orwater.
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Replace onlywith thebatterypackdesignatedforthis product.
Recycleordisposeofusedbatteryasstipulatedbylocalregulations.
1.Alignthebattery’sexposedcopper contactswiththebatteryconnectorsatthe
bottompartofthebatterycompartment.
2.Insertthecontactssideofthebatteryfirstand thengentlypushthebattery
into place.
3. Replace thebackcover.
Toremovethe battery
1. Makesure yourdevice is turnedoff.
2. Removethebackcover.
3.Thebottomofthephonehasanotch.Liftthebatterybythenotchto remove
it.
Toinstallamemorycard
Tohaveadditionalstorageforyourimages,videos,music,and files,youcan
purchaseamemorycardand installitinto yourdevice.
1. Makesure thatyourdevice isturnedoff, and thenremovethebackcover.
2. Locatethememorycardslot on theupper partoftheexposedright panel.
3. Insertthememorycardinto theslot with itsgold contactsfacingdownuntilit
clicks into place.
Note:Toremovethememorycard, press ittoejectitfromtheslot.
1.3Chargingthe Battery
Newbatteriesare shippedpartiallycharged.Before you startusingyourdevice,
itis recommendedthatyou install andchargethebattery.Somebatteries
performbestafter severalfull charge/dischargecycles.
Note:OnlytheACadapter and USB synccableprovidedwith yourdevice must
beusedto chargethedevice.
ConnecttheUSB connectoroftheACadapter tothesyncconnectoronyour
device,and thenplugintheACadaptertoanelectricaloutlettostartcharging
thebattery.
As thebatteryis beingchargedwhilethedevice is on,achargingicon appears
inthetitlebar oftheHomescreen.After thebatteryhasbeenfullycharged,a
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Warning: •Donotremovethebatteryfromthedevice whileyou are chargingit
usingtheACorcaradapter.
•As asafetyprecaution,thebatterystopschargingbefore itoverheats.
1.4Startingup the device
Power on/off
Topower off yourphone, press &holdPOWER.Onrelease,thePhoneoptions
menu opens. Select ‘Power off’and confirm.
Topower onagain, press &hold POWER.
Silent mode
Tosilence yourphonequickly, press &hold the –volumebutton tozerovolume.
OrontheHomescreen, touch andselectSettings >Audioprofiles.Select
‘Silent’checkbox.
Oron thelockscreen, slidetheringicon leftwardto switchthesilentmode.
Screen sleep
After aperiod ofinactivity,yourscreenwill goto sleep(displaywill turnblack).
Insleep, yourphoneusesless batterypower. You cancontrolthis behavior:
Setscreentimeout period
1. OntheHomescreen, touch and selectSettings.
2. SelectDisplayoption.
3. SelectScreentimeout. Selectatimefromthemenu.
Prevent sleepwhilecharging
1. OntheHomescreen, thentouch andselectSettings.
2. SelectApplications, andthenselectDevelopment.
3. Select ‘Stayawake’checkbox.
Lockscreen&put phonetosleep
Except whenon aphonecall,fromanyscreen,press POWER(immediately).
Whilenot on acall,tolockyourcontrolbuttonsand screenfromaccidental
touchactivation, press POWER.
You canincreasethesecurityofyourphonebysettingascreenunlockpattern.
Once set,inorder tounlockyourscreen,you’llhaveto drawthecorrectunlock
pattern.Youcansetyourscreenunlockpatternasfollows:
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2.SelectLocation&security,andthenscrolldown totheScreenunlockpattern
section.
3.Setorchangeyourunlockpatternbyselectingeither Setunlockpatternor
Changeunlockpattern, asapplicable.
4.Followthepromptstodefineyourpattern.Note:You mustslideyourfinger
alongthescreento createthepattern, not selectindividualdots. Connectatleast
fourdots.
Whenyou unlockyourscreen,ifyou want yourpatterntobehiddenasyou
drawit, clear ‘Usevisiblepattern’checkbox.
Homescreen
TheHomescreenis yourstartingpointforusingalltheapplicationsonyour
phone.Youcancustomize yourHomescreentodisplayapplications,shortcuts,
and widgetsasyou like.
1.Touchtheapplication tab( )with yourfingertipto revealthe
applicationicons.
2.TheHomescreenactuallyextendsbeyond thescreenwidth. OnHomescreen,
slideyourfingertipleftand right alongthescreentorevealthefullwidthofthe
Homescreen.This additionalspace givesyou more roomto customize Home
with applications, shortcuts, and widgets.
3. CreateHomescreenshortcutsandwidgets:
•FromtheHomescreen, press MENU to select ‘Add’,TheAdd to Homescreen
menu opens.
•SelectanApplication shortcut,aShortcuttosomeofyoursavedinformation
(suchasaplaylist),aWidget(a clockorpicture frame),FoldersorWallpapers
foryourHomescreen.
•Theapplication,shortcut,folder,orwidgetappearson thescreen.If you
selectedWallpaper, you’llbeaskedto selectapicture.
Tip:Tocreateanapplication shortcut quickly, touchtheapplication tabto reveal
alltheapplicationicons,thentouch&holdanapplicationicon.Itsshortcutis
addedtotheHomescreen; closetheapplication tabto see it.
4.ToremoveashortcutorwidgetfromyourHomescreen,touch&hold the
itemto enter “movemode”.Theapplicationtabturnsinto aTrashbutton.Drag

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theitemtotheTrashbutton andrelease.You’llknowwhenyouritemis inthe
Trashbecausetheitemand thetabwill turnred.
5. MoveobjectsontheHomescreen
•Tomoveanicon orother itemon theHomescreen,you mustfirsttouch&
holdittoenter movemode.Theobjectwill magnifywhenit’sreadyto be
moved.
•Without liftingyourfinger (oryou’ll dropout ofmovemode),dragtheobject
to thenewposition.Tomoveanitemto asection oftheHomescreennot in
view,moveitto theedgeofthescreenandholditthere foramoment.The
screenviewwill shift; position theobjectandrelease.
1.5StatusIcons
Connectionstatusicons
Alongthetopofyourphonescreenis thestatusbar.Ontheleftside,iconswill
appear,notifyingyou ofanewmessage, upcomingcalendar event, orsomething
elseyou shouldnotice.Ontheright sideofthestatusbar,you’ll see connection
statusicons.
Note:The1or2number showedon theupoftheicon is SIM1cardorSIM2
card.
Newemail
messageSign-in/syncerror
NewSMSor
MMS
GSM signal,roaming,no
signal
Newvoicemail GPRS service connected,
dataflowing
Songis
playing
Edgeservice connected,
dataflowingCall
forwardingis on
Ringer isoff
(Silent mode)
Wi-Fiservice connected,
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Call in
progress
Batterychargeindicators:
full,half-full,low,very
low!
Missedcall Batteryis charging
Call on hold Wirelessservicesare off
(Airplanemode)
Speakerphone
is on
Bluetooth®is on,
Bluetooth device
connected
Phoneonmute
NoSIMcardinphone
Connected
GPS Alarmisset
Connectedthe
PC
Readyournotifications
Whenyou see anotification inthestatusbar, touchthebar and slideyourfinger
downthescreento openthelistofnotificationsdisplayedintheslidingwindow.
Ongoingnotificationsreportactivitiessuchascall forwardingON,current call
status, songplaying.
Notificationsreportthearrivalofnewmessages,calendar events,and alarms.
You canclear notificationslistbyselecting ‘Clear’notificationsatthetop ofthe
notificationswindow.
Toopenthemessage,reminder,orother notification,you cantouchtheitems.
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2Usingphonefeatures
2.1Turningthe phone functiononand off
ToenableordisableAirplane Mode
Inmanycountries,youarerequiredbylawtoturnoff thephonewhileonboard
anaircraft.Another wayto turnoff thephonefunction is to switchyourdevice
toAirplaneMode.
WhenyouenableAirplaneMode,all wireless radioson yourdevice are turned
off, includingthephonefunction,Bluetooth, andWi-Fi.
1. Touch ->Settings->Wireless &networks ->Airplanemode.
2. Touch ‘Airplanemode’toenableordisable.
Whenyou disableAirplanemode,thephonefunction is turnedbackon and the
previousstateofBluetoothandWi-Fiare restored.
Adjustingthe volume
Press Volumebuttonon thesideofthephonetoshowthevolumescreen.
Ifthephoneis invibratingmode,thevoice will bemutedautomaticallyandthe
device will vibratewhenthere is anincomingcall.
2.2Makingacall
OnHomescreen, touch ->Phonetoenter thedialscreen.
Touchtheon-screendialpadtoenteranumber,touch ‘Delete’button todelete
numbersyou’veentered. Touch&hold todeleteall thenumbersinthefield.
Todialanumber,touch ‘CALL1’button (Greenicon)bytheSIM1card,touch
‘CALL2’button (Blueicon)bytheSIM2card.Toend acall,touch ‘END’
button(Redicon).
1. Calllogtab:Selectanentrylistedinthelogto call thenumber.
2.Contactstab:Contactswith phonenumbersare listed.Selectacontact,and
thenselectthephonenumber todialthecall.
3.Favoritestab:Favoritecontactswith phonenumbersare listed.Selecta
favorite, and thenselectthephonenumber to dialthecall.
Callingvoicemail
Number 1is generallyreservedforyourvoice mail.Tapandholdthis buttonon
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messages.
2.3Answeringand Endingacall
Whenyou receiveaphonecall,theincomingvoice call screenwill appear,
allowingyou to either answer orignore thecall.
1. Toanswer anincomingcall, slide ‘ANSWER’(Greenicon)buttonrightward.
2. Torejectacall, slide ‘REJECT’button(Redicon)button leftward.
2.4In-call options
Whileon acall, revealthein-calloptions:Speaker, Mute, Hold, EndandMore.
NotethatifBluetooth servicesare on andyou areconnectedto ahands-free
device, themore menu indicatorwill showBluetoothon.
1.Speaker:Tousethespeaker,select ‘Speaker’soitshows agreenbar.Toturn
itoff,selectitagainsothebar is unfilled.Thestatusbarwill displaythis icon
whenthespeaker is on.
2.Mute:Tomuteyoursideoftheconversation,select ‘Mute’so itshows a
greenbar.Toturnitoff,selectitagainsothebar is unfilled.Thestatusbar will
displaythis icon whenMuteis on.
3.Hold:Toputanactivecall on hold,select ‘Hold’soitshows agreenbar.To
resumethecall,ortakethecalloff hold,selectitagainsothebar is unfilled.If
you takeacallwhilealreadyonacall,thefirstcall willbeplacedonhold
automatically. Thestatusbarwill displaythis icon whenacall is onhold.
4.Add call:Ifyou needtoenter numberswhileon acall,touch ‘More’taband
select ‘Add call’.
5. Incomingcall:Duringcall inprogress,ifyou are on acall (“call inprogress”)
whenanothercallcomesin(“incomingcall”), you haveafewchoices:
•Answer theincomingcall and place thecall inprogresson hold.Toswitch
callsatanytime, touch ‘More’button toselect ‘Swapcalls’.
•If you don’twanttointerruptyourcallinprogress, thenslide ‘END’leftward.
•If you haveonecall inprogressand onecaller onhold, toendbothcalls, touch
‘More’buttontoselect ‘Endall’.
6.Whileonacall,youcanconference uptosix callers,countingyourself.Note
thatyoucanalsohaveanadditionalcaller onholdduringaconference call,
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Note:Whether thegroup callfunction canbeuseddependson whether the
networkoperatorsupportsand providessuchfunction aswell aswhether you
haveappliedforsuchfunction. Pleasecontactnetworkoperatorfordetails.
2.5Usingcallhistory
1. Themissedcall icon appearsinthetitlebarwhenyoumissedacall.
2.Use ‘Call log’tabtocheckwhothecaller was,orviewall yourdialed
numbers,andreceivedcalls.Toopen ‘Calllog’tab,touch ‘Calllog’buttonin
thephonescreento enterthecallhistorylist.
3. Scroll toselectthecontactornumber you wanttodial, touch ‘Call’button.
4.Tapandhold theselectedcontactyou wanttocall,andthenyoucanmaketo
do thefollowingoptionsofcall, editnumber before call, send textmessage, add
to contactsorremovefromcall logphoneontheshortcutmenu.
3Settingonyourdevice
Control phone-widesettingsfromtheHomesettings screen:touch and
selectSettings.
3.1Dual-SIM settings
You canselecttoactivateordeactivatetheSIMcardyou wanttoopen.
3.2Wirelesscontrols
Wi-Fion/off:Selectthis checkboxifyou prefer touseWi-Fiforyourdata
connection.
Wi-Fisettings:OpentheWi-Fisettings screen; selectitfromthenetworklist.
Provideyourusernameorpasswordifrequired.
Bluetooth on/off:Usethis checkboxto turnBluetoothserviceson oroff.
Bluetoothsettings:With Bluetoothserviceson,youcanopentheBluetooth
settings screento:
•Renameyourdevice.
•Selecttobediscoverableforup to120seconds,ornotdiscoverable.
•Pairorunpairwith oneoftheBluetoothdevicesinrange-You will beasked
to typeaPINbefore pairing.Refer to themanufacturer’sdocumentationforthe
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•Rescanfordevices.
Airplanemodeon/off:Whenairplanemodeisselected, all wireless connectivity
is off.This icon will displayinthestatusbar whenairplanemodeis
selected.
Mobilenetwork
•Selectdataroamingcapability.
•Selecttoconnectonlyto 2G(slower) networks tosavebatterypower.
•Selectawireless operatornetwork-Scanforall availablenetworks, orselecta
networkautomatically.
•Add oredit networkAccess Point Names(APNs)-Donot changethis setting
unless advisedto do so byyourwireless operator!
3.3Call settings
Notethatwhenyou open ‘Callsettings’forSIM1orSIM2, yourcurrent settings
are fetched, whichcantakeafewmoments.
FixedDialingNumbers:This feature allows you to restrictoutgoingcallstoa
fixedsetofnumbers.Toenablethis feature you mustknowtheSIMPIN2code
foryourphone.Youcangetthis number fromyourwirelessoperator,assuming
this feature is supported.
Voicemailservice:Selecttosetavoicemailnumber thatisn’tbeingreadfrom
theSIMcard.
Callforwarding:Selecthowyouwantbusy,unanswered,andunreachablecalls
to behandled.There is alsoanoptiontoAlways forward.
Call barring: Restrictto answer ordialthecallinanysituation.You needto
applytothenetworkoperatorforopeningtheinternationallong-distance
function andgetnetworkrestrictingcodeforbarringsetups.
Additionalsettings:Fromthis settingyou cansetyourCaller IDpreference and
turnon/off call waiting.
Cell broadcast(supportedbythenetwork):Setand activatereceiveoflocal
information broadcastfromthenetwork.Choosewhether you want to receive
information broadcastfromyournetworksuchasweather forecast,traffic
update,news, and taxi service info.
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3.4Basicphone settings
Audio profiles
Selectoneuser profileand enterthefollowingoptions:
Vibrate:Selectto haveyourphonevibrateforincomingcalls.
Volume:Selectto openthevolumecontrol,andthenslideyourfinger alongthe
volumebar to setanincomingcall ringvolumeoralarm,playingbackmusic,
videos.
Phoneringtone:Selectto decideon aringtonetouseforincomingcalls.Note
thatyoucanoverridethis settingforindividualcontactsintheEditcontact
detailsscreens.
Notification ringtone:Selectaringtonetouseforanotification (e.g., new
message).Notethatyou canoverridethis settingfornewCalendarevent
notifications,textandmultimediamessagenotifications.Gototheapplications
settings screensto selectspecificringtones.
Audibletouchtones:Selecttohaveatonesoundwhenyouusetheon-screen
Dialer.
Audibleselection:Selecttohaveasound playwhenyou selectanitemon the
screeneither usingtouch.
Displaysettings
Brightness:Selectto openthebrightness control,and thenslideyourfinger
alongthebrightness bar to setthelevel. Insunlight, increasethelevel.
Screentimeout:Selectto decidehowlongyourphonemustbeinactivebefore
thescreenturnsoff.
Security&location
MyLocation:Selectasource fordeterminingyourlocation:Wireless networks,
orGPS satellites.TypicallyGPS will bemore accurate(tostreetlevel)butit
consumesmore batterypower.
Screenunlockpattern:Createapatternyouwill beaskedtodrawbefore your
screenwill unlock. You canselectto makethepatternvisibleorinvisibleasyou
drawit.
SIMcardlocksettings:LockyourSIMcardforextra security.You canalso
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you canobtainitfromyourwirelessoperator.
Visiblepasswords:Selecttohaveyourpassworddisplayasyou typeit.
Applications
Unknownsources:Selectthis checkboxifyou want theabilitytodownload
applicationsfromtheWeb.With this checkboxnot selected,you will onlybe
abletodownloadapplicationsfromAndroidMarket.Toensure yourpersonal
dataand phoneremainsecure;itis recommendedyounot selectthis checkbox.
Manageapplications:Viewall theapplicationsstoredon yourphoneandhow
muchspace theyoccupy.Ifyou’vedownloadedanapplication fromAndroid
Market, you canuninstall it fromthis screen. Selectaspecificapplication to:
1.Clearyouruser data(ifyou haveanyassociatedwith aparticular
application).
2. Disassociatetheapplicationwith anyactions.
3.Uninstall-If you’vedownloadedanapplication fromAndroidMarket,you
will beabletouninstallitfromthis screenbyselectingUninstall.
Development:Ifyou are anapplication developer,you maybeinterestedin
thesesettings:1.USB debugging:Ifyou want beableto communicatewith
yourphonedirectlyviaUSB, select ‘USB debugging’checkbox. 2. Stayawake:
Toprevent yourphonefromsleepingwhilecharging(viapower adapteror
USB), select ‘Stayawake’checkbox.
Accounts&sync
Readmore in “Datasynchronization”onpage17.
Turnon/off synchronization forallservices.
Privacy
You canselecttoresetyourphonetofactorysettings.This will eraseallyour
datafromthephoneandrequire youtosigninandgothroughthesetupscreens
to useanyoftheapplications.
SDcard&phone storage
Viewand managethedatastorageon yourphone.
Memorycard:MonitorandmanagetheuseofyourMemorycardfromthis
screen:1.Viewhowmuchspace you are usingon yourmemorycard.2.Select
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yourcomputer (selectedbydefault)3.Unmount/ejectyourmemorycardfrom
yourphone.Notethatwhenyourphoneis connectedto yourcomputer viaUSB,
you cannotviewpicturesorplayanymediastoredon thecardfromyourphone.
Internalphonestorage:Reportshowmuchinternalstorageis free.
Date &time
Settime,timezone,anddate:UseAutomaticunless you needtooverridethe
networkvalues.
Timeformat:Selectfrom12 or24hourformats.
Dateformat:Selectfromavarietyofformats.
About phone
ViewyourphoneStatus:This screenlistsavarietyofinformation,including
yourphonenumber,thenetworkyouare currentlyusing,thetypeofnetwork,
signalstrength,whether you are roamingornot,anyWi-Fiaddressesyou’re
connectedto, andmore.
Viewthemodelnumber andversion information foryourphone.
4ActiveSync
4.1Datasynchronization
SomeGoogleapplicationson yourphone(Gmail,Calendar,and Contacts)give
you access tothesamepersonalinformation thatyoucanadd,view,and editon
yourcomputer usingGoogleWebapplications.This meansthatwhenyouadd,
change,ordeleteyourinformation inanyoftheseapplicationson theWeb,the
updatedinformation alsoappearsonyourphone,andviceversa.Also,ifyou
loseyourphoneorifyourphoneis destroyed,yourpersonalinformation is not
lostand will appear,asbefore, onareplacement phone.
This mirroringofinformation happensthroughover-the-airdata
synchronization,ordata “syncing”.Datasyncingoccursinthebackground and
shouldn’tever getinyourway.You’llknowyourdatais beingsynchronized
whenyou see this icon inthestatusbar:
Becausesendinglargeamountsofdatabackandforth over theaircantaketime
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allowyoutocontrol datasync.
Sync byapplication
TocontrolsynchronizationforGmail,Calendar,andContacts,you cando the
following:
1. OntheHomescreen, thentouch andselectSettings.
2. SelectAccounts&sync.Whenanyoftheapplicationsare synchronizing,you
will see the “sync”icon .You will alsosee thelasttimeyourdatawas
synchronized.
3.Bydefault,thepersonalinformation inGmail,Calendar,and Contactswill
syncwhenever you makeachangeorreceiveanewmessage.You canchange
this behavior:
Auto-sync:Whenselected,Auto-syncwill syncGmail,Calendar,andContacts
automatically,asyou makechangesorreceivenewmessages.WhenOFF,
information will not besyncedautomatically,althoughyou canforce syncby
usingtheindividualapplicationcheckboxesdescribedbelow.
Gmail:Clear this checkboxtoexcludeGmailfromauto-sync.
Calendar:Clear this checkboxto excludeCalendar fromauto-sync.
Contacts:Clear this checkboxto excludeContactsfromauto-sync.
4. Syncproblems:
Ifyou see this icon totheleftofthesynccheckbox,thenthere wasa
temporaryproblemwith thedatasynchronization.Checkyourdataconnection
and tryagainlater.
4.2Bluetooth
Yourphoneis equippedwith Bluetooth®wireless technologySpecification 2.0.
You canuseBluetoothtosendandreceivecallsusingaheadsetorhands-free
car kit.
Turn onBluetoothservices
1. OntheHomescreen, thentouch andselectSettings.
2.SelectWireless &networks,and thenselect ‘Bluetooth’checkboxtoturnon
Bluetooth services.
3. Whenon,theBluetoothiconappearsinthestatusbar.
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Bydefault,yourphoneis not “discoverable”.This meansother Bluetooth
deviceswill notsee yourphoneintheirscansforBluetoothdevices.Ifyou
makeyourphonediscoverable,itwill bevisibletoother Bluetoothdevicesfor
up to 120seconds.
Tomakeyourphonediscoverable:
1. Makesure you haveturnedBluetoothon.
2. SelectSettings>Wireless &networks>Bluetooth settings.
3.Select ‘Discoverable’checkboxtomakeyourphonevisibletoother
Bluetooth devicesfor120 seconds.You muststayon theBluetoothsettings
screento remaindiscoverable.
4.Select ‘Discoverable’againduringthe120seconds,orleavetheBluetooth
settings screen, to makeyourphoneundiscoverable.
Nameyour Bluetoothdevice
1. Makesure you haveturnedBluetoothon.
2. SelectSettings>Wireless &networks>Bluetooth settings >Device name.
3. Typethenameforyourdevice inthedialogbox, and thenselect ‘OK’.
4.Yournewdevice nameappearson theBluetoothsettingsscreen.
Pair&connect with Bluetooth devices
Before yourphonecancommunicatewith aBluetoothheadsetorhands-free car
kit, thedevicesmust “pair”, then “connect”:
1. Makesure you haveturnedBluetoothon.
2. SelectSettings>Wireless &networks>Bluetooth settings.
3.YourphonestartsscanningforBluetooth deviceswithinrange.As theyare
found,thedevicesappear inthelistofBluetoothdevices.
4. Topairwith adevice inthelist, selectit.
5.Typethedevice’sPIN,and thenselect ‘OK’.(Readthemanufacturer’s
documentation ifyou don’tknowthePIN.)
6.Oncepaired,selectthedevice nameto connect.You canalsotouch&hold
thenameto openthecontextmenu, andthenselectConnect.
7. Pairingand connection statusappear underthedevice name.
8.OncetheotherBluetoothdevice shows “connected”status,youcanstart
usingitto makeand receivephonecalls.

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9.Todisconnectorunpairwithadevice,touch&holdthedevice to openthe
context menu.SelectDisconnectorUnpair,asappropriate.If you select
‘Unpair’whenconnected, youwill bedisconnectedaswell.
Notes:Thephonesupportsonlytheheadsetand hands-free Bluetoothprofiles,
soifyou trytoconnecttoadevice thatis notaheadsetorhands-free car kit,
thenyou will receivean “unableto connect”message.
Ifyou pairwith asecond headsetwhileconnectedtothefirst,thefirstheadset
will remainconnected.Toswitchconnectiontothesecond headsetyoumust
manuallyselectthatheadsetagainafter pairing.
RescanforBluetooth devices
Ifyou want toupdatethelistofBluetoothdevices,press MENU and select
‘Scanfordevices’.
5Contacts
Thecontactsonyourphoneare syncedwithyouraccountcontactsstoredonthe
Web.
Toviewthecontactson yourphone,touch and selectContacts.
Contactsbelongingto aspecificgroup (you canchoosewhichgroup)are listed
intheContactstab.Onlythosecontactsyoustaras “favorites”are listedinthe
Favoritestab.Browsethroughyourcontactsbyslidingyourfingertipup and
downonthescreen.Another wayto find acontactquicklyis to use “SEARCH”
button.As soonasyoupress “SEARCH”button,thequicksearchtabappears
on thetopofthescreen,inputthefirstletter ofthenameyou’re lookingforand
touchsearchicon, thematchingcontactsare appearedonthescreen.
FromtheContactstab,you can:
1.Takeaction onacontact:Touch&holdthecontact’snametoopenthe
context menu.Fromthemenu youcanselecttoviewtheContactdetailsscreen,
call thecontact’snumber,send atextmessage,add orremoveastar,editthe
contactdetails, ordeletethecontact.
2.GotoContactdetails:Selectthecontact’snameto opentheContactdetails
screen,where allscreentheinformation you’vesavedforthis contactis