Dell Venue User manual

Dell Venue
Getting Started Guide
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Dell Venue
Getting Started Guide

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without notice.
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Trademarks used in this text: Dell™ and the DELL logo
are trademarks of Dell Inc.
03 - 2011 P/N W0CPP Rev. A00
About Notes
NOTE: A NOTE indicates important information that
helps you make better use of yourphone.

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About Your Phone
Slide-up to
silence ringer
Press and hold
to turn on/off
Volume
buttons
Camera
button
HomeBack
Ring/Silent
button
3.5 mm Headset
connector
MenuMicro-USB
connector
Power/Lock
button

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Setting Up Your Phone
1. Remove the back cover.
2. Insert the SIM card and microSD card (optional).
NOTE: The SIM card and microSD card may be
pre-installed.

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3. Insert the battery.
4. Close the back cover and charge the phone.

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Lock Screen
The phone enters sleep mode automatically after a preset
duration of inactivity. To wake up the phone from sleep
mode, press the power/lock button.
The lock screen appears when you wake up the phone
from sleep mode.
To unlock the screen, touch
and drag to the right.
You can set a screen lock to
prevent unauthorized access
of your phone.
To set a screen lock, touch
on the Home screen and
then touch Settings →
Location & Security→Set up
screen lock and follow the
instructions on the screen.

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Dell Stage
Your phone has seven Home screens that you can customize.
The Dell Stage widgets appear on the Home screens and
provide quick access to recently used applications, contacts,
music, pictures, and so on.
To navigate across the Home screens, flick your finger to
the right or left on the screen.
HOME widget –
Displays the current
weather and the
recently used
applications. Touch
to go to the Stage
Home from anywhere.
The appearance of
the Home screen on
your phone may vary.

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To add a widget, shortcut,
or folder, touch and hold
your finger on an empty
area on the Home screen,
and follow the instructions
on the screen.
NOTE: For more
information on the
Dell Stage widgets,
see the User’s Manual
available on the
microSD card or
support.dell.com/
manuals.

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Status Bar
The status bar appears at the top of every screen. It
displays icons to indicate the notifications you have
received, the phone’s status, and the current time.
Notification area Status area
Notification area – Displays icons for missed calls, new
e-mail, messages, and so on.
Status area – Displays icons for battery charge, charging
progress, alarms set, network connections, and so on.
To open the notifications panel that displays the phone
status and list of notifications, touch the status bar and
drag it down to the bottom of the screen.
Touch a notification in the list to open it in the
appropriate application.
To close the notification panel, touch the tab at
the bottom of the panel and drag it up to the top of the
screen.

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Touch on the Home
screen to open the phone
application.
Dial the number using the
onscreen dialpad and touch
to make the call.
To switch to a recently used
application while you are on
a call, touch and hold
and then touch the
application’s icon.
If you open other applications
during a call and want
to return to the phone
application, touch the status
bar and drag it down to the
bottom of the screen, and
then touch Current call.
Making calls
You can make a call by selecting a contact from
the contacts list, call log, favorites, or by using the
onscreen dialpad.

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Answer or Reject Calls
When you receive a call, the Incoming call screen
displays the caller ID. The Incoming call screen will
display additional information if the caller is available
on your contacts list.
To answer a call, touch and
drag it to the right of the screen.
To reject a call, touch and
drag it to the left of the screen.

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To open the Launcher, touch
on the Home screen.
Flick the Launcher screen to
the left or right to view all the
available applications.
To open an application, touch
the appropriate icon.
To create a shortcut to an
application, touch and hold
the application’s icon until
your phone vibrates, and then
drag it to another location on
the Home screen.
Launch Applications
The Launcher displays all the available applications on your
phone, including any applications that you downloaded and
installed from Android Market or other sources.

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Touch Screen Gestures
The multi-touch screen on your phone allows you to use
your finger to move the screen content, scroll through
menus, view photos, and so on.
Flick – Allows you to scroll
through menus or pages, and
move sideways in screens.
Slide a finger quickly in the
direction you want the screen
content to move.
Stretch – Allows you to zoom-in
on websites, maps, or pictures.
Move two fingers away from
each other to enlarge the view
of the screen content.
Pinch – Allows you to zoom-out
on websites, maps, or pictures.
Move two fingers close together
to reduce the view of the screen
content.

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To delete characters to the
left of the cursor, touch .
NOTE: To learn how to
use Swype, touch the
Swype key and then
touch either Tutorial or
More Tips on the Tips
screen.
To switch between Swype
and Android keyboard:
1. Touch and hold a text field
until the Edit text pop-up
window appears.
2. Touch Input method and
then select the keyboard
you prefer.
Text Input
The onscreen keyboard allows you to enter text. Your
phone may support the Swype feature that allows you to
type a word by sliding your finger continuously over the
keys on the screen.
To type a word using Swype, touch the first letter of the
word and slide to the following letters of the word without
lifting your finger. Lift your finger after the last letter.

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Messaging
You can use the Messaging feature to exchange text
(SMS) and multimedia (MMS) messages.
To send a new message:
1. Touch Messaging on the Home screen or in the
Launcher.
2. Touch New message.
3. Type a name or mobile
phone number in the
To field.
4. Type a message in the
Type to compose field.
NOTE: Press to
include a subject,
attach a file, or insert
an emoticon.
5. Touch Send.
NOTE: Messaging
automatically converts
a message to an MMS if
you send it to an e-mail
address, add a subject,
or attach a media file.

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Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
To turn on Wi-Fi and connect to a network:
1. Touch to go to the Home screen.
2. Touch and then touch Settings .
3. Touch Wireless & networks→Wi-Fi.
The phone scans and lists the available Wi-Fi networks.
4. Touch the network you want to connect to.
To turn on Bluetooth and make your phone
discoverable:
1. Touch to go to the Home screen.
2. Touch and then touch Settings →
Wireless & networks→Bluetooth settings.
3. Touch Bluetooth to turn on Bluetooth.
4. Touch Discoverable to make your phone discoverable.
To pair with another Bluetooth device:
1. Turn on Bluetooth.
2. Touch the ID of the device you want to pair your
phone with and follow the instructions on the screen.

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Internet
The Browser allows you to view web pages and search
for information on the Internet. You can open up to eight
browser windows at a time and switch between them.
To open the browser, touch Browser on the Home
screen or in the Launcher.
To go to a web page, enter the
address in the Search or type
URL field, and then touch .
To scroll through a web page,
slide your finger on the screen.
To go to a link on a web page,
touch the link.
To zoom-in or -out on
sections of a web page, use
the stretch or pinch gestures.
To open a new browser
window, touch and then
touch New window .
To switch to another browser
window, touch and touch
Windows and then touch
the window you want to open.

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Search
You can search for information and items on your phone
or on the Internet using Google Search.
To start a search:
1. Touch Google Search
on the Home screen or in
the Launcher.
2. In the search box, type
the keyword you want to
search. A list of matching
results appear on the
screen.
3. Touch a matched result or
touch to search the
Internet.
To specify a location for
your search, touch on
the Google Search screen,
and then touch to select the
appropriate option.