Basic Manual
Contents
Getting Ready
Basic Operation
Safety precautions
Appendix
Thank you for buying the "Qua phone QX" (simply called the "product" or "main unit" from here on).
Before using the product, be sure to read the "Basic Manual" (this manual) to ensure correct use.
After you have finished reading the manuals, be sure to keep them accessible.
Before your start using the product, make sure that you have all the following packaged with the product.
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Manual) (Japanese) |
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Guide) (Japanese) |
The following items are not included in the package.
AC adapter |
microSD memory card |
microUSB cable |
Earphones |
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Purchase a specified charger (sold separately).
The battery is built into the product.
Illustrations of cell phones in this manual are only for reference. They may look different from the actual product.
■"Setting Guide" "Basic Manual" (This Manual)
Handles only basic operations for main features.
■"Basic Manual App"
You can download the Basic Manual app on the product to confirm operational procedures.
Home screen → [au Supports] → [Basic Manual]
•When you activate for the first time, follow the onscreen instructions to download and install app.
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■Note on Button Illustrations
In this manual, buttons are represented by simplified as shown below.
r(Volume UP button)
l(Volume DOWN button)
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Navigation bar
F(Power button)
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■Description of Operations for Selecting Item/Icon/Button etc.
Notations used for operation procedures in this manual are as follows.
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•Tapping is to select a button or icon displayed on the screen by lightly tapping it with your finger.
■Notes on Illustrations/Screenshots
In this manual, screenshots and operations for the product with au Nano IC Card 04 attached are described.
Screen illustrations shown in this manual may look different from the actual screens. Note that part of the screen etc. may be omitted.
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In this manual, the operations with vertically oriented screens are provided as examples. With horizontally oriented screens, descriptions for menu item/icon/onscreen button may be different.
Menu items, layers and icons described in this manual may be different according to functions being used and conditions.
In this manual, screenshots for body color "White" are provided as examples.
In this manual, "au Nano IC Card 04" is abbreviated as "au IC card".
In this manual, "microSD™ memory card (commercially available)", "microSDHC™ memory card (commercially available)" and "microSDXC™ memory card" are abbreviated as "microSD memory card (commercially available)" or "microSD".
All of the indicated amounts exclude tax unless otherwise specified.
Company names and product names referred to in this manual are trademarks or registered trademarks of respective companies. The TM, ® marks may be omitted in this manual.
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Preface........................................................................... |
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List of Packaged Items ................................................. |
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Operating Instructions ................................................. |
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Regarding Notations Used in This Document ............ |
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Contents .................................................. |
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Getting Ready.......................................... |
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Internal Shared Storage.............................................. |
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Using microSD Memory Card .................................... |
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Charging ...................................................................... |
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Turning the Power On/Off........................................... |
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Switching to English Display..................................... |
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Start Screen................................................................. |
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Basic Operations .................................. |
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Using the Home Screen.............................................. |
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Activating the Apps .................................................... |
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Switching the Home App............................................ |
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Using Standard Home ................................................ |
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Monitoring the Product's Status................................ |
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Checking Your Phone Number................................... |
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Setting Silent Mode..................................................... |
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Setting Airplane Mode ................................................ |
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Making a Call............................................................... |
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Updating Software ...................................................... |
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microSD memory card slotau IC card slot
Earphone microphone terminal
Used for connecting earphones (commercially available) or other accessories.
Card slot coverIn camera (lens)
Earpiece (receiver)
Hear the other party's voice on call, play sound of answer
memo, etc. with SMART SONIC RECEIVER ( P. 8).
FPower button
Power ON/OFF, activate/deactivate sleep mode, etc.
Incoming (charging) light
Lights red during charging.
Flashes according to settings for new call.
Proximity sensor / Light sensor
The proximity sensor ensures that the touch panel does not accidentally respond.
Light sensor detects the ambient light level to adjust the
display brightness.
Infrared port
Send/receive data by infrared communication.
Display (touch panel)Strap eyelet
Mouthpiece (microphone)
Relays your voice to the other party. Also use to record audio. Take care not to cover the microphone with your fingers during a call or recording a video.
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■How to open the card slot cover
Insert a fingernail a small way into one of the corners marked ○ and pull open
the cover.
Be careful not to insert your fingernail all the way. Doing so may damage the rubber seal under the cover.
External connection terminal
Connecting a Common AC Adapter 05 (sold separately), microUSB cable 01 (sold separately), etc.
lrVolume down / up key
Adjusts sound volume. Press and hold l(Volume
down key) for at least one second to set "Silent mode" ( P.26).
Built-in GPS / Bluetooth® / Wi-Fi® antenna*
Photo / Flash light
Out camera (lens)
Built-in sub antenna*
Speaker
Ringtones, alarms, etc. sound from here.
FeliCa antenna*
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Hold it over a reader/writer when using Osaifu-Keitai®.
Built-in main antenna*
*The antenna is built into the product. Covering the antenna with your hand might affect communication quality.
The back cover of the product is not removable. Removing the back cover with force may cause damage or malfunction.
The battery is built into the product and it is not removable.
To force stop and reboot the product, refer to "Forcing the Product to Shut Down and Restart" ( P.17).
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About SMART SONIC RECEIVER
The product features a SMART SONIC RECEIVER, which relays sound by vibrating the display. The receiver does not have any holes, but can be used in a usual manner.
■Touching to Your Ear
Hold the receiver area up to your ear as shown so that your ear is covered, blocking surrounding sound and increasing audibility. Move the product up and down, left and right to suit your hearing and surroundings.
Earpiece (receiver)
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Mouthpiece (microphone)
*It is on the bottom.
Take care not to cover the mouthpiece (microphone) of the product with your fingers during a call.
When commercially available earphones are connected, voice sound can be switched to the one via earphones not using SMART SONIC RECEIVER.
Do not cover the display with stickers or films. Doing so may affect audibility.
Audibility depends on the individual.
Audibility also depends on surroundings.
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Note that mishandling the au IC card might cause malfunction or damage, be careful not to do the followings.
•Do not touch the IC (metal) part of the au IC card.
•Check the correct insert direction.
•Do not forcefully attach/remove the card.
If the au IC card is not attached correctly or the au IC cad has any abnormality, the error message is displayed.
Do not lose the removed au IC card.
Do not insert your au IC card with an conversion adapter attached. Doing so may cause malfunction.
When au IC Card is Not Inserted
If the au IC card is not inserted, the following operations are unavailable. And "" appears on the status bar.
•Making*/Receiving a call
•Sending/Receiving SMS
•Initial settings and sending/receiving emails of E-mail ( ezweb.ne.jp)
•PIN code setting
•Checking your phone number and email address of the product
Besides the items above, necessary functions such as your phone number are also unavailable.
*Emergency calls such as 110 (Police), 119 (Fire and Ambulance) and 118 (Regional Coast Guard Headquarters) are unavailable. However, unless the signal strength is "out of range" in GSM/UMTS/LTE roaming area when you call, emergency calls are available. (Since emergency call numbers vary depending on countries, they may be unavailable.)
Attaching/Removing au IC Card
■Cautions on Attaching/Removing
•Attach/Remove the au IC card after turning off the product.
Also, be sure to remove the microUSB plug of the specified AC adapter from the product.
•When attaching/removing the au IC card, be sure to unmount the microSD memory card first.
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■Attaching au IC Card
•When installing your au IC card, be sure to use the supplied IC Card Tray Ejecting Tool (sample).
1Turn the power off and open the card slot cover
2Hook the IC Card Tray Ejecting Tool (sample) on the edge of the tray and pull it out
IC Card Tray Ejecting Tool (sample)
Tray
3Put the au IC card on the tray with the position of the card's notch adjusted, then insert the tray straight into the au IC
card slot (lower side)
After the tray is inserted, hook the IC Card Tray Ejecting Tool (sample) on the edge of the tray and press it all the way.
•Insert the card with the IC (metal) part facing up.
•To avoid the au IC card from getting onto the tray, do not insert it with excessive force. Do not apply excessive force and insert it all the way straight into the slot. If the tray does not fit into the slot, do not press it with force. Pull the tray out and insert it again with the front edge raised. The au IC card cannot be recognized if the card gets onto the tray.
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■Removing au IC Card
•When removing your au IC card, be sure to use the supplied IC Card Tray Ejecting Tool (sample).
1Turn the power off and open the card slot cover
2Hook the IC Card Tray Ejecting Tool (sample) on the edge of the tray and pull it out
IC Card Tray Ejecting Tool (sample)
Tray
3Remove the au IC card, then insert the tray straight into the au IC card slot (lower
side)
After the tray is inserted, hook the IC Card Tray Ejecting Tool (sample) on the edge of the tray and press it all the way.
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The product can save data to the main unit memory and microSD memory card.
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Attaching/Removing microSD Memory Card
■Attaching microSD Memory Card
1 Open the card slot cover of the product
2Con rm the direction of the microSD memory card and slowly insert it into the
slot until it clicks
When inserting the card into the product, confirm the card is locked with snaps. Be aware that the card may fly out if you release your finger before the card is locked. Be careful about it.
au IC Card slot (upper side)
microSD memory card slot (lower side)
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The microSD memory card has a back and front side/top and bottom orientation. Trying to insert the card forcefully may cause confinement or damage.
Removing microSD Memory Card
1Home screen → [ (Basic Function)] → [Settings] → [Storage] →
Tap ""
SD card is dismounted.
2 Open the card slot cover of the product
3 Slowly push the microSD memory card toward the slot until it clicks
Pull out the microSD memory card with fingers on when you hear "click". Keep your fingers on while the microSD card comes out of the slot. Be aware that the card may fly out if you release your finger while pressing hard.
4 Slowly pull the microSD memory card
Slowly pull out the card as straight as possible. Depending on the microSD memory card, it is difficult to pull out from the slot due to the failure of unlocking. In that case, remove the card by pulling lightly with your fingers.
5 Close the card slot cover
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Do not touch the terminal part of microSD memory card.
Do not pull out the microSD memory card forcefully. Doing so might cause a fault or loss of data.
After using the product for a long time, the removed microSD memory card may become warm. This is not a malfunction.
When you remove the microSD memory card, be sure to dismount the card properly.
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The internal battery is not fully charged at the time of purchase. Charge the battery before using the product.
When the red light turns into green, the charging will be completed.
The product may become warm while charging or during other operations, this is not abnormal.
Charging the product while using the camera function, the charging time may take longer than usual.
Doing various operations with the specified charger (sold separately) connected, the battery life may get short due to the short time charging/discharging.
When temperature of environment or the product is extremely high or low, charging may be stopped. Charge the battery at room temperature as much as possible.
Make sure the connection is correct if the charging light of the product blinks in red. If the charging light continues to blink, immediately stop charging, and contact an au shop or Repair and Delivery Service Center.
Right after " " is displayed while charging, the charging light may not turn to green, but the light will turn to green soon and the charging will be completed.
Keep a metal accessory or conductive materials (metal pieces, pencil lead, etc.) from coming in contact with the connection terminal and prevent them from getting inside.
Charging with AC Adapter
How to charge the product using Common AC Adapter 05 (sold separately) is described here. For information on the specified AC adapter (sold separately), see "Related Accessories" ( P. 70).
1Check the orientation of the microUSB plug of Common AC Adapter 05 (sold separately) and insert it straight into the external connection terminal
With the projection facing down
Common AC Adapter 05 (sold separately)
2Connect the power plug of Common AC Adapter 05 (sold separately) to an outlet
(100V - 240V AC)
Make sure that the charging light turns into red. When the battery power turns on, "" appears on the status bar.
When charging is complete, the charging light turns into green.
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3When charging is complete, pull out the microUSB plug of Common AC Adapter 05 (sold separately) straight from the external connection terminal
4Connect the power plug of Common AC Adapter 05 (sold separately) to an outlet
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Note that applying unnecessary force with an external device connected to the external connection terminal may cause damage.
When the battery is charged in the case that the batteries run out, charging light may not turn to green soon, but charging is started.
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When the battery is charged in the case that the batteries run out, charging light may not turn to green soon, but charging is started.
The charging time may take longer than charging with a specified AC adapter. And the charging time also varies depending on your PC.
Turning the Power On
1 Press and hold F(Power button) until the charging light turns on
The start screen appears ( P. 18).
•For the first time you turn on the product, the initial setting, "au (au Easy Setting)" activates. You need to set as required. For details, refer to "Initial Settings" in the packaged "Setting Guide".
When logos are being displayed on the screen, do not touch the screen because the initial setting of the touch panel activates. Doing so may prevent the touch panel from working properly.
Press F(Power button) when the screen is on or turn the screen off with no operation for a certain period, the product enters sleep mode.
Turning the Power Off
1Press and hold F(Power button) for at least 1 second
2 [Power off] → [OK]
Forcing the Product to Shut Down and Restart
You can force the product to power off and reboot when the screen does not respond, or the power cannot be turned off.
1Press and hold F(Power button) and r(Volume up key) for at least 11 seconds
If you turn off the product forcibly and restart, an unsaved data will be lost. Do not perform except when the product does not respond.
Switch the language displayed on the screen to English.
1Home screen → [ (Basic Function)] → [ (Settings)] → [
(Languages & input)] → [ (Languages)]
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The message " " (Apps, mail transmission/
reception, and downloads may be terminated.) appears, confirm the content and then tap [OK].
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The start screen is displayed when you turn the product on or cancel the sleep mode.
Switching to the Home Screen from the Start Screen
You can switch to the home screen with the following operations when the start screen appears.
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Noti cations
•Double-tap a notification to activate notified app.
•If there are unconfirmed missed calls, you are notified by
snooze (secondary notification). For details, refer to "Setting
Missed Call Notification" ( P.28).
Sleep Mode
Press F(Power button) while the backlight is turned on or perform no operation for a certain period, the screen goes off temporarily and the product enters sleep mode. Doing the following operation, cancel the sleep mode.
1In sleep mode, press F(Power button)
To change the time to enter sleep mode, home screen → [ (Basic Function)] → [Settings] → [Display] → [Sleep], and select the time.
When you press F(Power button) to display the screen in sleep mode, do not touch the screen. Doing so may prevent the touch panel from working properly.
Auto Assist
It notifies you of unconfirmed missed calls with vibration when you pick up the product.
And it controls the functions automatically according to your actions or lifestyles. For example, the Silent mode is set when it detects you getting on a train and the snooze is canceled when it detects you walking.
To use Auto assist, home screen → [ (Basic Function)] → [Settings] → [Auto assist], and set each item.
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When you purchase the product, home app on the home screen is set to "au Basic Home" with frequently used apps with a Smartphone. Also, home app can be switched ( P.24).
The home screen consists of multiple screens. Slide/flick right or left to switch the screen.
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(au Basic Home)
In this manual, the operations on the home screen of "au Basic Home" is provided as examples.
Main apps/folders on the home screen
Frequently used apps are displayed on the home screen.
Other apps are organized in each folder such as "Google",
" (Basic Function)", "au Supports", "au Services", "Others Apps".
Select an app/folder to use by sliding/flicking the home screen right to left.
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au Gallery
This application makes it convenient to use your au smartphone or tablet cooperated with other au devices.
Photos and movies are synchronized with your au devices, so, this application makes your camera-life more enjoyable and meaningful.
TOP (Service TOP)
This App provides daily news, coupon and special information for au users.
Play Store
Search for and install apps.
Phone ()
Enter a phone number and make a call from the call history.
Chrome ()
View Web pages.
E-mail ()
This is a service to send/receive mails using (@ezweb.ne.jp) address.
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Camera ()
Capture still images/movies.
My au
You can check your daily usage, points and monthly billing of au services with this application. You can also change your rate plan, apply for optional services and so on.
au Disaster Measures
This is an application in which you can use Disaster Message
Board, Emergency Rapid Mail (Earthquake Early Warning and Disaster and Evacuation Information and Tsunami Warning and Emergency Warning) and Disaster Voice Messaging Service.
Facebook is a free app by registration of real names to keep up with your friends - to see what they're up to, share updates, photos, and videos, and chat and have group conversations. au (au Smart Pass)
au Smart Pass Premium and au Smart Pass is one of the most wonderful apps which provides you an enjoyable, safe and practical Smartphone Life .
Search within the product and Web pages by keyword.
Gmail
This is a mail service provided by Google.
Maps
Display your current location, and search for other locations and routes.
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YouTube
Play movies and search for movies by keyword input.
Drive
View/edit files saved to Google Drive.
Play Music
Play music and play lists.
Play Movies & TV
Rent movies at Google Play and watch saved movies.
Duo
This is Google instant messaging service.
Photos
Display/edit captured images and movies, and back up to Google+™.
Voice Search
Use Google Voice Search.
Calender
Use Calender.
Keep
This is a memo service provided by Google.
(Basic Function)
Settings
Set and manage various functions from the setting menu.
Weather
Check weather information for the current location and area that you set.
Clock
Use the alarm, timer, stopwatch and world clock functions.
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Contacts
Register contact information in contacts.
SMS
This is an app to exchange messages by au phone number.
File Commander
View, copy/move data.
Post and view messages easily.
Instagram*
Instagram is an app that lets you easily connect with your family, friends and people around the world through sharing photos and videos.
Messenger*
This is an app without charge to exchange messages with your friends and acquaintances in real time and have a group chat/video chat.
Calculator
Use Calculator.
Sound Recorder
Use Sound Recorder.
Osaifu-Keitai
Use this app for shopping by electronic money and getting coupon information, etc.
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au Supports
(Remote Support Service)
Call for technical supports on the phone operations by sharing the screen that you are watching with au operators.
Lookout for au
"Lookout for au" enables you to locate and remotely lock your smartphone/tablet through the au Customer Center when your device is stolen or lost.
(Dejira app)
Dejira App allows you to
-check your remaining data amount
-use the Data Charge service
-use the Data Gift service
-request your family to give you data amount
au Wi-Fi Connect
It is an application to conveniently assist connection to au's publicly available wireless LAN service, "au Wi-Fi SPOT" and au's indoor Wi-Fi router, "Wi-Fi HOME SPOT".
Data Storage
This is an app to back up various data such as saved photos, contacts in the Smartphone to au server and save to microSD memory card.
Use it as a tool for data transfer when you get a new au cell phone by changing the model.
World Data Flat
An easy and simple initial setting of new Flat-rate Data Service that can be used in countries around the world.
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for au (Anshin filter for au)
This is an application which limits the access to the inappropriate applications and web pages so that your child can use a smartphone safely.
Basic Manual*
Use "Basic Manual".
au ID Setting
Use various services provided by au after setting it.
(Repair and Delivery Service)
This is an app to totally support trouble diagnosis when Smartphone has trouble, phone counseling to Repair and Delivery Service Center, replacement request on the Internet, data transfer.
au Services
(News Pass)
News curation app.
Video Pass
Enjoy popular movies, dramas and animations.
(Book Pass)
Enjoy many e-books such as magazines, comics and novels.
Disney pass
This is a monthly subscription service for Disney fans! You can enjoy unlimited access to "Kisekae", wallpapers, video, music and many others including contents and benefits exclusively provided to Disney pass subscribers. You can also choose the bundling service of au-limited smartphone case and 60-day-free trial of digital contents.
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Uta Pass
Uta Pass has 2 functions.
-Online Streaming service: all-you-can-listen more than 3000 playlists with Latest J-POP hits and POP of EURO and US.
-Standalone Music Player: It can read the files on your device and also you can buy a song from "Music Store".
Player(LISMO)
Music Player makes Uta Pass APP more powerful and useful.
au WALLET
"au WALLET App" is useful for the user of au. When you use it, you can do the following things.
au WALLET points you have
information of "au Easy Payment"
In addition, when you use au WALLET Prepaid card and
Credit card, you can do the following things.
benefits of au WALLET cards [au WALLET Prepaid card]
charging the card
checking its inquiry [au WALLET Credit card]
checking billing statementspurchase history, and so on
au WALLET Market
au Wallet Market is a new service that is designed tohelp you fulfill your living needs and well-being through purchasing
"little fine products" via e-commerce and au shops. You can check your purchased items, and also change your orders at your nearest au shops or e-commerce (LUXA).
au Market
You can install Android-based applications offered with au Smart Pass service.