Sony A3880118 User Guide

Xperia™ ray

Startup guide

Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB SE-221 88 Lund, Sweden www.sonyericsson.com

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Welcome

Important information

Please read the Important information leaflet before you use your mobile phone.

Assembly

To remove the battery cover

Use a thumb nail so that you can lift up the cover with more force.

To insert the SIM card and the battery

To attach the battery cover

Phone basics

Phone overview

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1. Front camera lens

2. Ear speaker

3. Power key

4. Headset connector

5. Light sensor

6. Proximity sensor

7. Touch screen

8. Notification LED/Battery status

9. Menu key

10. Home key

11. Back key

12. Camera LED light

13. Main camera lens

14. Second microphone

15. Connector for charger/ USB cable

16. Strap hole

17. Main microphone

18. Speaker

19. Volume key/Zoom key

Turning on the phone

To turn on the phone

It might take a while for the phone to start up.

Waking up the screen

To activate the screen

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Press

or press briefly.

To unlock the screen

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Drag the icon to the right across the screen.

Using the keys

Back

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Go back to the previous screen

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Close the on-screen keypad, a dialog box, an options menu, or the Notification panel

Home

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Go to the Home screen

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Activate the screen if the screen goes dark

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Press and hold to open a window showing your most recently used applications

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Open a list of options available in the current screen or application

Set up your phone

What is Android?

Android is your phone's operating system. Since it's developed by Google™, your phone is preloaded with several Google™ services, such as Google Maps™ and Google™ web search. To use some of the services provided by Google™, you need a Google account. With a Google account you can access Android Market™ – an application store providing both free and paid applications for easy download to your phone.

What is different about Android?

Android™ is an open system, which means that you're not limited to using applications and services from only one provider.

Google™ account

Use Gmail™ to send emails, Google Talk™ to chat with friends, and Android Market™ to download applications.

To add an account

From your Home screen, tap .

Tap Settings > Accounts & sync > Add account.

Tap the account type you want to add and then follow the registration wizard.

Basic settings

The first time you start your phone, a setup guide explains basic phone functions and helps you enter essential settings. You can also access the setup guide later.

To access the setup guide

From the Home screen, tap

Find and tap Setup guide.

Transferring contacts from your old phone

When you buy a new phone, one of the first challenges is to transfer your contacts and phone numbers from your old phone. This procedure can sometimes be complicated. In this section we give you the big picture and outline solutions based on the type of your old phone. We also tell you where you can find detailed step-by-step instructions.

My old phone is a nonAndroid™ phone

Sony Ericsson

Transfer the contacts from your old Sony Ericsson phone to your new phone in a few steps:

New phone: Connect your new phone to an

Internet-connected PC using a USB cable.

New phone: If prompted, tap the screen to launch

the installation of PC Companion on the PC.

PC: In PC Companion, select the option to

transfer or synchronize your contacts.

With your old phone and its USB cable at hand, follow the instructions on the PC screen to transfer your contacts from the old phone to your new one.

To view detailed step-by-step instructions, visit

www.sonyericsson.com/support/contacts.

Nokia

Transfer the contacts from your old Nokia Symbian™ phone to your new phone in a few steps.

This method only works for Nokia phones using the S60 platform.