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TELSTRA BUZZ - User Manual
GET TO KNOW YOUR DEVICE 1
GETTING STARTED 3
PHONE CALLS 22
CONTACTS 28
MESSAGES 37
CONNECT TO A COMPUTER 44
CONNECT TO THE INTERNET 45
USING THE BROWSER 48
BLUETOOTH 49
CAMERA 51
PLAY VIDEOS 56
GALLERY 56
SOUND RECORDER 56
GOOGLE APPLICATIONS 57
UPDATING YOUR DEVICE 61
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: 62
TROUBLESHOOTING 63
WARRANTY INFORMATION 68
SAFETY 69
ANDROID QUICK START GUIDE 72
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GET TO KNOW YOUR DEVICE
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GETTING STARTED
INSERT YOUR SIM CARD
This device only supports micro SIM or 3FF size. Do not use a nano SIM (4FF)
or nano SIM adaptor card which can damage your device.
1. Remove the back cover.
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2. Hold the SIM card with the cut corner as shown and push it fully into the
SIM slot.
NOTE
Only use the micro SIM or 3FF format. Do not use nano SIM or SIM card
adaptors which can damage your device.
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Install a microSD Card (optional)
A microSD card can be installed or removed while the phone is turned on. You
need to unmount the microSD card before removing it. The device supports
microSD(HC) cards up to 32GB.
1. Remove the back cover.
2. Hold your microSD card with the metal contacts facing down and push in
until it clicks into place.
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Insert the Battery
Charge the Battery
1. Check the orientation of the charging jack and gently insert into the
handset charging port.
2. Connect the charger to a standard AC wall outlet.
3. Disconnect the charger when the battery is fully charged.
4. Battery life will improve after a few charge cycles.
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5. Do not pull harshly on the USB charging lead as this could damage your
device. Be careful not to trip over the charging lead whilst it is plugged in.
Battery Warnings
Do not disassemble or short circuit the battery terminals.
Do not dispose of the battery in a fire, the battery may explode.
Only use genuine batteries and chargers.
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SWITCH YOUR DEVICE ON OR OFF, CHARGE YOUR BATTE RY
• Press and hold the Power Key to turn on your phone.
• To turn it off, press and hold the Power Key to
open the options menu.
CHARGE THE BATTERY
• Check the correct orientation of the lead, then insert the charger lead
carefully.
• Do not force the connector into the charger jack.
• Connect the charger to a standard AC wall outlet.
• Disconnect the charger when the battery is fully charged.
• If the phone is on, you’ll see the charging icon / on the status bar.
• If the battery is low, there will be a pop-up message on the screen. As
you charge your phone, the lock screen will tell you the battery level
each time you wake up your phone.
• On first use please charge the battery for 3-4 hours. It is better to keep
your battery topped up than to let it fully discharge.
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TIPS TO MAXIMISE BATTERY LIFE
• After 2-3 charge / discharge cycles the battery life will improve. From
then on use top up charging to recharge frequently and always charge
promptly when flat.
• To avoid the battery entering a deep discharged state charge the
battery promptly when flat.
• If the battery is deeply discharged it can take 30 minutes to start
charging. Leave it on charge to recover the battery.
• Keep your handset and battery cool. High temperatures degrade the
battery more quickly.
• Normal charge time is 3-4 hours. Do not charge more than 24hrs.
• When not using the phone for long periods charge to approx 40% and
remove the battery.
• With low network signal conditions battery life is reduced.
• Turn off Bluetooth and Wi-Fi when not in use, and set the screen
brightness to automatic to maximise battery life.
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GOOGLE ACTIVATION WIZARD: CREATE OR LOG IN TO A GOOGLE ACCOUNT
We recommend you log in or create a Google account to enable on line
services.
Follow the on screen wizard to create or log in to an existing Google
account.
TIPS
If you set a lock code on your device and then forget the pattern or PIN
number it can be reset using your Google Account.
If you have not set a Google account then you need to do a factory
reset. From the lock screen condition, press the Emergency Call button,
then enter *983*987# into the dialler. Follow the prompts to reset
your phone.
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WAKE UP FROM SLEEP MODE
• Press the Power key to activate the display.
• Slide the screen Up to unlock.
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Slide the icons on the bottom panel to
directly access Phone or Camera.
SWITCH YOUR HANDSET TO SLEEP MODE
Press the Power key to activate sleep mode.
Sleep Mode activates automatically with
the timeout set from Options > System
settings > Display > Sleep.
TIP
If you set an unlock pattern, PIN or password you need to enter it to
unlock the screen. If you forget your pattern or PIN use your Google
Account password to reset the phone. This will only work if you
register a Google account with this handset.
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Keys
Function
Power Key
Hold down to power on your phone.
Press to switch to sleep mode, Press to wake up.
Hold down for Restart, Power off, Flight mode, Silent, or
Vibrate options.
Back
Press to go to the previous screen.
Press to exit applications.
Home
Press to return to the Home Screen from any screen.
Hold down to access Google Search
Options
Press to get the options on the current screen.
Hold down to see the recently used applications.
Volume Keys
Use to control the volume Up and Down
Phone icon – Open the dialler for Calls
Contacts – Open your Phonebook for all your Contacts
Apps – Open the Applications menu
Messages – go to the Messages app, for SMS and MMS
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THE HOME SCREEN
Slide the Home Screen left or right to view
additional pages.
Long press on the screen to change your
wallpaper.
Tap the Google Search bar to search the web,
or touch the mic icon to speak your search.
OPTIONS
Press the Options Key for
Wallpaper, set background image for the Homescreen or Lock screen
Manage Apps, view Downloaded, Running and All apps
System settings, sortcut to device Settings
Press and Hold the Options key for Recent Apps
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ADD OR REMOVE ICONS & WIDGETS
Press to go to Apps then long press any icon to add it to the
desktop.
• Hold the icon to move it and release to place it on the home screen.
• Drag and drop the item to Remove if you want to delete it.
• Eg, Add the Analogue Clock Widget:
Press > Select the Widgets tab at the top of the screen
Press and hold on the Analogue Clock
Drag the Clock to the required location on your Homescreen
Release to place the clock in the desired location.
• Larger icons like the Clock and Facebook app require more space on
the screen. Delete existing icons or place on a new screen.
TIP
Touch the Clock to access Alarms, Clock, Stopwatch and Timer menu
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THE NOTIFICATIONS PANEL
The Notifications Panel at the top of the Home Screen shows useful
device and status information. Drag your finger down from the top of
the display to open the Notifications Panel.
PH ONE STATUS ICONS
Signal strength*
Flight mode
Data in use*
No signal
Emergency Calls only
Connected to a Wi-Fi network
Battery is low
Battery is full
Alarm is set
Battery is charging
Speaker mode is on
Speaker is muted
Vibrate mode enabled
Microphone is muted
Bluetooth is on
FM Radio
* Data disabled mode will show grey signal bars and no arrows
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NOTIFICATION ICONS
New Email
New instant message
New SMS/MMS
Upcoming event
New voicemail
Song is playing
Missed call
Downloading data
Call in progress
Content downloaded
Call on hold
Uploading data
Call forwarding on
More notifications
Problem with SMS/MMS
Headset connected
ACCESS THE QUICK SETTINGS PANEL
Swipe down from the top of the home screen and touch the Quick
Setting icon. Tap to enable or disable the features. Some icons can be
configured with a long press (press and hold).
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THE QUICK SETTINGS PANEL
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APPLICATIONS
Tap to access Applications. Flick the screen left or right to scroll
through in alphabetical order.
You can install additional applications by going to Play Store
INSTALL APPLICATIONS FROM GOOGLE PLAY STORE
Tap Play Store from the Home Screen to download and install
applications from the Google. Select the item and tap Install.
• You need a Google account to access Play Store
• Follow the wizard to sign in to an existing account or to create a new
account.
UNINSTALL APPLICATIONS
• From the Home screen tap Options > Manage apps
• Select the application to remove
• Tap Uninstall, tap OK to confirm.
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MULTI-TA S K I N G
Run multiple applications simultaneously. Press the Home key from
any application to launch, open or view something else. The original
application will be suspended until you return to it.
TIPS
If you are finished with an application use the Back key to exit the
application. If you leave applications running in the background the
system memory will be depleted and the device will become slow to
respond. Return to the app and close it, or from the Home screen press
Apps > Task Manager and select Close All to shut down any
unescessary apps and processes.
OPEN RECENTLY USED APPLICATIONS
Press and hold the Options Key from any screen to view recently
used applications.
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SETTINGS
Tap Options > System Settings from the Home Screen:
SETTINGS MENU
Wi-Fi
Connect to Wi-Fi devices and Networks
Bluetooth
Connect to Bluetooth devices and Networks
Call Settings
Configure Ringtones, Vibrate, Voicemail, etc.
Data usage
View your data usage, and control Mobile Data
More…
Flight mode, Default SMS app, Tethering and
portable hotspot, VPN, Mobile networks
Sound
Sound levels, ringtones, notifications, vibrate.
Display
Brightness, screen timeout, orientation etc.
Storage
Check available memory.
Mount or unmount the SD card.
Battery
See what has been consuming your battery power.
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SETTINGS MENU
Apps
Manage applications, set Quick Launch shortcuts,
see running services and battery usage.
Connect to PC
Set USB connection default options
Location
Configure Location modes and services
Security
Set screen locks, enable SIM PIN etc
Language & input
Set the language and keyboard options.
Backup & reset
Backup your data on Google servers, and perform a
factory reset to remove your default account.
Accounts
Add and remove accounts.
Date & time
Set the date, time, time zone, and formats. Enable
automatic time update.
Accessibility
Download a screen reader application and make
other Accessibility settings
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Printing
Interfaces your handset to Google Cloud Print so
you can print directly from your device to any
printer located ‘in the cloud’
About Phone
Access Storage card updates, Status, software
version information and others.
PHONE CALLS
MAKE A CALL FROM THE DIALER
• Press for the Dial pad or tap Search, type a name or number, tap
the Mic to speak a number or press Options (see later)
• Tap numbers on the dial pad or select from Call Logs or Favourites
displayed on screen.
• Tap the call key to make the call.
• Press End to end the call.
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FUNCTIONS DURING A CALL, PRESS OPTIONS:
During a call when you move the handset away from your ear the
screen lights up. Use the buttons for the features described:
Speaker – Use Handsfree, Speaker mode
Mute – Mute the microphone
Dial Pad – enter DTMF tones
Hold – Place the caller on Hold
Conference – Dial in another party, the first call is put on hold.
MAKE A CALL FROM CONTACTS
• Tap from the Home Screen. Contacts are displayed in alphabetical
order.
• Slide up or down to scroll through your Contacts list.
• Tap to select the Contact then tap to call.
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TIP
Tap to search for a Contact.
MAKE A CALL FROM CALL LOGS
• Unlock the phone and press the Call Key
• Call logs such as frequently called numbers and Favorites are displayed
on screen.
• Scroll and tap the required number to start the call, tap the arrow
button to view the call details if required
MAKE A CALL FROM A TEXT MESSAGE
• Unlock the phone and press for messages. Tap the thread that
contains the phone number to call.
• Tap the number then tap to call
• Press End to end the call.
TURN THE SPEAKER ON/OFF (HANDSFREE)
Tap Speaker during a call. The speakerphone icon is displayed.
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MUTE A CALL
During a call tap Mute to mute your microphone.
The mute icon is displayed.
MAKE A CONFERENCE CALL
A conference call can be made between yourself and two or more
other parties.
• Call the first number.
• While you are connected, tap Add call.
• Call the second number.
• While you are connected to the second number, tap Merge
• To add the third party, tap Add call.
• Dial the number, and when connected, tap Merge
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MAKING AN INTERNATIONAL CALL
• Press the Call Key on the home screen to open the dialer.
• Hold down the 0 key to enter the ‘+’ symbol for International Dialling
• Enter the full phone number.
• Tap to make the call.
• Press End to end the call.
ANSWER AN INCOMING CALL
An incoming call presents two options:
Drag right to answer the call
Drag left to reject the call.
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INSERT A PAUSE OR WAIT SYMBOL INTO A PHONE NUMBER
• Enter the phone number on the Dial pad. The Options button is
displayed in front of the entered numbers:
• Press Options > Add 2-sec pause to add a Pause
• Press Options > Add Wait to wait for the next key press.
• Press Options > Settings to review Call Settings:
DIALLER > OPTIONS > SETTINGS > CALL SETTINGS
Voicemail
Fixed Dialling numbers
Speed dial
Call Barring Settings
DTMF tones
IMS Account
Call forwarding
Additional settings:
> Caller ID
> Call waiting
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CONTACTS
Add contacts to your phone and synchronise them with your Google
account. Existing SIM or Google contacts are shown by default.
To see your contacts, touch Home > . From there, touch the tabs on
the top of the screen to quickly switch to Groups , All Contacts
or Favourites .
• Touch Home > and touch the All Contacts tab to access your
contact list.
• Scroll through the list to view all your contacts.
• Touch a contact to view its details.
TIP: If you have a lot of contacts stored, you'll see a slider when you
touch the right side of the screen. To go directly to a letter, press and
hold the slider and drag it to a letter.
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Adding a New Contact
• Touch Home > and touch the All Contacts tab .
• Touch to add a new contact.
• Touch the account to choose where to save the contact. If a sync
account is selected, the contacts will be synced automatically with your
account online.
• Enter the contact name, phone numbers, email addresses, and other
information.
• Touch Add new contact when finished.
Import, Export, and Share Contacts
You can import/export contacts from/to your SIM or Storage (microSD
card). This is useful when transferring contacts between different
devices.
Import your SIM card Contacts to add more features such as dedicated
Ringtone, Photos etc.
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Import Contacts From the SIM Card
• Touch Home > > Options > Import/export
• Select Import from SIM card
• Select an account to save the contacts
• Tap to select individual contacts, or use the check box in the top right
to Select All.
Import Contacts From the microSD Card
• Touch Home > > Options >
• Touch Import/export > Import from storage
• Select an account to save the contacts.
• Supported vcf files (Vcard) will be imported to the chosen destination.
Export Contacts to the SIM Card
• Touch Home > > Options
• Touch Import/export > Export to SIM card.
• Tap to select individual contacts, or use the box in the top right to
Select All and then touch .
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Export Contacts to the microSD Card
• Touch Home > > Options
• Touch Import/export > Export to storage
• The phone will prompt you with the name of the vCard file. Touch OK
to create the file in the microSD card.
Share Contacts
• Touch Home > , touch the all contacts tab .
• Locate and touch the Contact
• Touch Options > Share
• Choose to share via Bluetooth, Email, Gmail, Messaging, etc
• Share Multiple contacts using Import/export, Share visible contacts.
Add a Contact to Favourites
You can add the contacts used frequently to Favourites, so you can find
them quickly.
• Touch Home > and touch the all contacts tab .
• Touch a contact and then touch to add to favourites.
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Remove a Contact From Favourites
• Touch Home > > touch the favourites tab .
• Touch a favourite contact and then touch .
Using Groups
• Touch Home > and touch the contact groups tab .
• Touch to create a new group.
• Touch the account field on the top of the screen to choose an account
for the group.
• Enter the group name and touch DONE.
Add Members to a Group
• Touch Home > and touch the contact groups tab .
• Touch a group and then touch .
• Touch to select the contacts to add as group members.
• Touch .
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Delete a Group
• Touch Home > > touch the contact groups tab .
• Touch a group and then touch Options > Disband group.
• Touch OK to disband the group. The contacts in the group will not be
deleted.
Edit a Group
• Touch Home > > touch the contact groups tab .
• Touch a group and then touch Options.
• Touch Rename group to edit the group name. Or touch Select item(s)
to select the members you don’t need and remove them.
Searching for a Contact
• Touch Home > .
• Touch on the bottom of the screen.
• Input the contact name to search. The contacts matched will be listed.
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Edit Contact Details
• Touch Home > .
• Touch a contact to edit and then touch Options > Edit.
• Edit the contact and touch DONE when finished
Set a Ringtone for a Contact
• Touch Home > .
• Touch a contact to set a ringtone and then touch Options > Set
ringtone (Contact must be saved on the phone)
• Select a ringtone and touch OK.
Delete a Contact
• Touch Home > .
• Touch a contact to delete and touch Options > Delete.
• Touch OK to confirm.
To delete several contacts:
• Touch Home >
• Touch and hold to select a contact, touch more if required
• Touch then OK to confirm.
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Join Contacts
Your phone can synchronise with multiple accounts containing your
contact information (such as Google, Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync,
Facebook and Twitter). When you synchronise your phone with those
accounts, each account adds a separate contact entry in the Contacts
list.
The Join and Separate feature is only
available in the menu after
synchronising multiple contact sources. If you are only using SIM or
Phone Contacts only then this option is not available.
You can merge all the separate information of multiple accounts into
one record in the Contacts list.
• Touch Home > .
• Touch a contact to set as the prime contact. This is the contact you will
see in the list after the joining.
• Touch Options > Edit> Options > Join. The phone will list the suggested
contacts to join.
• Touch the contact whose information you want to join with the first
contact.
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The information from the second contact is added to the first contact,
and the second contact is no longer displayed in the Contacts list.
Separate Contact Information
If contact information from different sources was joined in error, you
can separate the information back into individual contacts on your
phone.
• Touch Home > .
• Touch a contact you want to separate, to view its details.
• Touch Options > Edit > Options > Separate.
• Touch OK to confirm.
The contact information is separated into individual contacts in the list
of contacts.
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MESSAGES
SMS AND MMS MESSAGES
From the Home screen tap the messages icon to access SMS and
MMS messages.
Unread message(s) display the (SMS) and (MMS) icons.
Open new messages from the Notifications Panel or the Messaging
Screen. Tap the message to read it.
COMPOSING AN SMS
• If the Messages app opens into an existing thread press the Back key to
return to the SMS main menu.
• Tap the messages icon > Compose new message.
• Tap the To field to enter the recipient’s number. You can also enter
letters to display matching Contacts and select a recipient from the list
or tap the Contacts icon to see your Contacts list.
• Tap Type message to compose field to type your message.
• Tap the arrow to Send.
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COMPOSING AN MMS
• Tap the Messaging icon > Compose new message
• Enter the first letters of a contact to display matching names or tap
123 to enter numbers manually.
• Tap to see your Contacts list.
• Tap the paperclip to add an attachment
• Choose your attachment type
• Tap the arrow to Send.
USING GROUP MESSAGES
• When you add multiple Contacts to an SMS it is converted into a Group
MMS. All recipients can reply individually, or reply to all.
• You can also compose a Group Message from People > Groups >
Options.
Adding or removing the Subject or Attachments will convert the
message from SMS to MMS and vice-versa.
Tap Options > Add subject to enter the subject if required.
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FORWARDING A MESSAGE
Long press the individual message to get further options such as
Forward, Delete, View message details etc.
MANAGING MESSAGES AND MESSAGES THREADS
SMS and MMS messages sent and received are grouped into message
threads in the Messaging screen. Message threads show you the
history of messages from the specific contact. Threads are sorted by
received time, with the latest one at the bottom.
REPLY TO A MESSAGE
• Tap the message (or thread) you want to reply to from the Messaging
Screen.
• Tap Type to compose and enter the contents of your message.
• Tap Send when done.
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ACCESS DRAFT MESSAGES
Draft messages are automatically saved when you exit the message
application without having sent the message. If you have any messages
in Draft status they are marked in red with Draft
DELETE A MESSAGE (THREAD)
• From the Message app overview press and hold on the thread then
choose the delete icon.
• Tap OK.
• To delete an individual message (not a thread) tap and hold the
message then press Options > Discard.
MESSAGE SETTINGS
Tap Messages > Options > Settings to configure message settings such
as Storage settings, SMS Settings, MMS Settings, Notifications settings
and Signature settings.
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MULTIPLE SMS MESSAGE CHARGING:
A standard SMS message can contain up to 160 characters. If you
exceed this length the message will be sent as more than 1 SMS. You
will be charged for multiple SMS messages depending on the length.
SET YOUR EMAIL ACCOUNT
Create an Email account to receive Emails on your phone.
• Tap Apps > Email to set up your email account
• Enter your Email address and Password
• Follow the prompts. You may need to refer to your email service
provider to complete the settings.
• Set your required options choosing from the Account options screen.
You can also use web based email accounts or download specific email
clients for your email provider.
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COMPOSE AN EMAIL
• Tap Apps > Email (First time you need to set up your account)
• Tap the New Message icon (Envelope +)
• Enter the recipient’s email address in the ‘To’ field. Tap Options > Add
Cc/Bc to add more recipients if required.
• When you enter the address, the matching addresses saved in your
Contacts will be displayed. You can tap the recipient from the list.
• Enter the subject and the content of your Email.
• Tap the arrow to Send.
RE P LY, REPLY TO ALL, FORWARD AN EMAIL
• Tap Apps > Email to see your Inbox.
• Press and hold the email
• Select from Open, Delete, Forward, Reply all, Reply, Mark as unread.
• Enter the contents / recipients of your Email. Tap Send.
EMAIL SETTINGS
Tap Apps > Email > Options > Accounts > Long press the account >
Account settings
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ACCOUNT SETTINGS
• Account name: Set your account name.
• Your name: Set the name displayed on the outgoing message.
• Signature: Edit your signature.
• Inbox check frequency: Set the email checking frequency.
• Default account: Send email from this account by default.
NOTIFICATION SETTINGS
• Email notifications: Status bar notification for new Email
• Select ringtone: Incoming Email notification
• Vibrate: Enable vibrate with ringtones when Email arrives.
SERVER SETTINGS
• Incoming settings: Set the incoming server settings.
• Outgoing settings: Set the outgoing server settings.
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CONNECT TO A COMPUTER
Transfer audio, video and picture files between your handset and your
computer.
PC
Connect your handset using the USB data lead supplied.
First time, select Install driver on the handset notifications window.
On your PC, open ZTE Blade Q Lux from Windows Explorer, then
double click Setup to install the handset.
Subsequently, select Media Device (MTP) from the notifications
window, which will open the handset in Windows Explorer.
MAC
On your MAC, download and install Android File Transfer.
Connect your handset using the USB data lead supplied.
Select Media Device (MTP) from the notifications window, which will
open the handset on your MAC.
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CONNECT TO THE INTERNET
You can access the internet through the mobile network or via Wi-Fi.
When logged on to a Wi-Fi connection, all data will be sent via your
Wi-Fi network.
To disable mobile network data slide down from the top of the
handset screen, tap the quick settings icon then tap Mobile data
to switch Data on or off.
WI-FI
Wi-Fi provides wireless Internet access over distances of up to 50
meters.
• Tap Home > Options > System settings > Wi-Fi
• Tap the switch to turn Wi-Fi on.
• Tap a Wi-Fi network to join
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CONNECT TO A WI-FI NETWORK
• Tap Home > Options > System settings > Wi-Fi
• The available Wi-Fi network names and security settings (open or
secured) are displayed.
• Tap a network to connect.
• An open network will automatically connect,
• If you select a secured network you need to enter a password.
CHECK THE WI-FI NETWORK STATUS
• Check the wi-fi icon in the status bar.
• Tap Home > Options > System settings > Wi-Fi
• Tap the current wireless network to view the network status.
• From Wi-Fi tap Options > Advanced to access further options such as
Network notification to switch off the Wi-Fi notification and Keep wi-fi
on during sleep, and other options.
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SET UP A WI-FI HOTSPOT
A Wi-Fi hotspot shares your network internet connection with other
devices nearby. For example, if you are travelling you can connect your
laptop wirelessly to your handset to use the internet.
Options > System settings > more > Tethering & portable hotspot > Set
up Wi-Fi hotspot.
Scroll down the active window and check Show password to see the
password. Tap the fields to change the Network name or password.
USING USB MODEM TETHERING
Use USB tethering to connect a computer to the internet using your
device network connection.
Plug your handset to a computer using the USB lead supplied.
Options > System settings> more > Tethering & portable hotspot > USB
tethering. First time select Install drivers then subsequently select
Connect to PC software to enable tethering.
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USING THE BROWSER
Use the Google Search bar on the Home Screen or the Chrome app.
• Tap the Google Search box on the Home Screen.
• Enter your search request using the keypad.
• Press the arrow when done.
• Tap the microphone icon to use speech recognition. Speak your
request clearly into the handset microphone.
The first time you open Chrome you are guided through how to use by
on screen instructions and demos. Enter any search directly in the top
bar. Press Options for new Tabs, Incognito browsing, Bookmarks and
other Settings options.
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BLUETOOTH
Bluetooth enabled devices can exchange information within a distance
of about 10 meters without any physical connection. The Bluetooth
devices must be paired to share information.
TURNING BLUETOOTH ON OR OFF
• Switch Bluetooth on or off from the quick settings panel or
• Tap Options > System settings > Bluetooth
• Tap the switch to turn Bluetooth on.
• The icon is displayed in the status bar.
•
Tap the switch to turn Bluetooth Off when required.
MAKE YOUR DEVICE VISIBLE TO OTHER DEVICES
• Tap Options > System settings> Bluetooth.
• Tap the switch to turn Bluetooth on.
• Your device is visible to other devices while Bluetooth settings is open.
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CHANGE YOUR DEVICE NAME
• Tap Options > System settings > Bluetooth
• Select the Bluetooth check box to turn on.
• Tap Options > Rename this device
• Enter the name and tap OK.
PAIR WITH ANOTHER BLUETOOTH DEVICE
• Both devices must have Bluetooth turned on.
• Tap Options > System settings > Bluetooth
• Tap Search for devices to display available devices in your vicinity.
• Tap the device to pair with and enter your PIN if required. The same
PIN should be used on both devices.
CALL CONTROL ON BLUETOOTH DEVICES
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CAMERA
APPS > CAMERA, OR USE THE SHORTCUT ON THE RIGHT HOMESCREEN
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Line up your shot and tap the camera icon button to take the picture.
• Tap the thumbnail in the bottom corner to review the picture.
• Tap the Settings button for camera settings:
Camera Modes Camera Settings Video Settings
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APPS > CAMERA > VIDEO RECORDER
• Tap the Video icon to start shooting.
• Tap pause or stop
• Tap the icon in the right corner to view the last video clip.
• Tap Settings > Settings to check the video settings.
FM RADIO
To use the FM radio you must insert the headphones as the antenna.
OPEN THE FM RADIO
• Insert the headphones
• Tap Home > Apps > FM Radio
• Touch the arrow controls to scan for available channels
• Press the plus sign to add to favourites
• Press Options to view your all channels list where you can long press
on the channel to rename or delete it.
• Press the Power symbol to close the radio, otherwise it will continue to
run in the background.
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MUSIC
You need to have audio files stored on your memory card. Use
downloads, Bluetooth or PC Connectivity to save files onto your
memory card.
• Tap Home > Apps > Music
• Select from Songs, Playlists, Folders, Albums, Artists or Genre
• To play continuous tracks, select Songs > Options > Play All
• To play an album select Album then click the first track
CREATING PLAYLISTS
• Select a music file to add to a new playlist.
• Tap and hold on the file until a shortcut menu pops up.
• Tap Add to playlist.
• Tap New.
• Enter the playlist name and tap Save.
• The playlist is created and the selected file is added to the playlist.
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MANAGING YOUR PLAYLISTS
• Tap Playlist from the Music Screen to view all playlists.
• Hold on the playlist you want to play or edit until a shortcut menu pops
up.
• Tap Play to play the playlist.
• Tap Delete to delete the playlist.
• Tap Rename to edit the playlist name.
SETTING A SONG AS RINGTONE
• Open the folder where the song you want to set as ringtone is.
• Hold on the song until a shortcut menu pops up.
• Select Use as ringtone.
TIPs
You can also set a song as a ringtone when you are playing it by
tapping Options > Use as ringtone.
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PLAY VIDEOS
Use Gallery or Video Player to view videos.
GALLERY
Use Gallery to view pictures and play back videos. You can also set
pictures as wallpaper, contact icons and share them with your friends.
SOUND RECORDER
Sound Recorder enables you to record voice memos that you can also
set as a ringtone.
Tap Home > Apps > Sound Recorder.
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GOOGLE APPLICATIONS
SIGN IN OR CREATE YOUR GOOGLE ACCOUNT
Sign in to your Google Account to synchronise Gmail, Calendar, and
Contacts between your phone and the web.
• Tap a Google application, such as Gmail or Play Store.
• Follow the instructions in the wizard and tap Next.
• Tap Sign in if you have a Google account.
Enter your user name and password, and then tap Sign in.
• Tap Create if you do not have a Google account.
USING GMAIL
Gmail is Google’s web-based email service. Gmail is configured when
you sign in to your Google account. Depending on your synchronisation
settings, Gmail on your phone is automatically synchronised with your
Gmail account on the web.
Tap Apps > Gmail to open.
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CREATE AND SEND AN EMAIL
• In the Inbox, press Menu and then tap Compose.
• Enter email address in the To field. If you are sending an email to
several recipients, separate the email addresses with a comma. You
can add as many message recipients as you want.
• Enter the email subject, and then compose your email.
• After composing your email, tap Send.
USING GOOGLE CALENDAR
Tap Home > Apps > Calendar to use Google Calendar. You can use
the calendar to schedule appointments, meetings and other events.
Your appointments are displayed on the screen as they are scheduled.
All appointments are synchronised to your Google account, which
enables you to share your schedule, get your entire calendar on the go,
and receive Email reminders for your upcoming events.
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SECURITY
SET A SCREEN UNLOCK PATTERN, PIN, OR PASSWORD
Protect your phone from unauthorised use by creating a personal
pattern, PIN or password. Use a pattern, PIN or password you can
easily remember.
• Tap Home > Options > System settings > Security > Screen lock
• Choose from Swipe, Pattern, PIN or Password.
• Example for Pattern:
• Draw a pattern of your choice, tap Continue
• Draw the pattern again and tap Confirm.
• We recommend you register a Google account before setting your
unlock pattern, PIN or Password. After five incorrect entries press
Forgot Pattern to enter your Google account password to reset the
screen lock.
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UNLOCK THE SCREEN WITH A PATTERN
• Press Power Key.
• Draw your pattern to unlock the screen. If you make a mistake you can
try again up to five times.
If you forget the unlock pattern then after five attempts you can enter
your Google account details to unlock your device.
SET A SIM CARD PIN LOCK
• Set a PIN code on your SIM card to prevent others from using your
account.
• The initial PIN code is provided by your service operator.
• Tap Options > Sstem settings > Security > Set up SIM card lock.
• Select Lock SIM card. Enter the PIN and tap OK.
CHANGE SIM PIN
Before changing the SIM PIN, you need to enable it.
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UPDATING YOUR DEVICE
Your phone can download and install Software updates.
Apps > System updates
The software update service checks an online server to see if any
updates are available for your phone. If an update is available you can
choose to download and install the update.
Downloading via Wi-Fi is highly recommended. Data usage charges will
apply if downloading via mobile networks. International roaming data
charges will apply for customers downloading the upgrade on a mobile
network whilst travelling outside of Australia.
A firmware update will require a restart of your device.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
Size and Weight
134.5 × 67.4 × 10.3 mm. 150g with battery
Networks
4G LTE 700, 1800, 2600. 150M Down / 50M Up
3G UMTS 850, 2100 MHz. HSPA+ 42Mbps data
2G 900, 1800, 1900 MHz.
Display
TFT 4.5”, 480 x 800, Capacitive touch
Camera
5.0MP Rear, 2.0MP Front
CPU & Memory
Quad core Snapdragon 1.2GHz CPU.
8GB ROM with approx 5GB storage. E
xpandable external
storage microSD(HC)™ up to 32GB
Operating system
Android 5.0.2
Battery
Capacity
2200mAh Li-ion
Charge Time
3-4 hrs with AC Charger
Standby time
300 hours (subject to network)
Voice talk time
9 hours (subject to network)
Connectivity
Bluetooth 4 Wi-fi 802.11b/g/n 3.5mm jack
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TROUBLESHOOTING
PLEASE CHECK THE MANUAL THOROUGHLY BEFORE CONTACTING YOUR
SERVICE PROVIDER.
Symptom
Solution
How do I check the
software version?
Menu > Settings > About phone > Build
number
How do I reset to
factory defaults?
Menu > Settings > Backup & reset > Factory
data reset
How do I check the
SMS service centre
number?
Messages > Options > Settings
How do I configure
the MMS Settings?
Messages > Options > Settings
How do I configure
Email settings?
Apps > Email, or Menu > Settings > Accounts
How do I copy
Contacts to or
from my SIM card?
Contacts > Options > Import/Export > Follow
the directions on screen
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Symptom
Solution
How do I select
Network mode?
Menu > Settings > More > Mobile Networks >
Preferred network type
How do I manually
select a carrier?
Menu > Settings > More > Mobile Networks >
Network operators > Search networks
How do I enable
USB tethering?
Menu > Settings > More > Tethering and
Portable hotspot > USB tethering.
(Connect as CDROM to install drivers)
How do I configure
APN’s
Menu > Settings > More > Mobile Networks >
Access Point Names > Select + to add new APN
How do I enable
Flight Mode?
Long press on the power key > Flight Mode
How do I clear my
Browser?
Chrome > Options > History> Clear Browsing
Data
How do I check
Call forwarding etc
Calls > Options > Settings > Call Settings > Call
forwarding
How do I check for
Software Updates?
Apps > System updates
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Symptom
Solution
How do I get more
technical support?
Visit zte.com.au or call 1300 789 475 during
office house AEST.
How do I change
the Ringtone?
Menu > Settings > Sound & notifications >
Phone ringtone
The battery
discharges quickly
Possible network coverage issue. Check the
signal level. With only 1 or 2 bars, the battery
has to work harder to maintain network
contact. Limit multi-media to save power. The
battery may be worn out.
The handset turns
on by itself.
An alarm or calendar event switches the
handset on automatically.
No incoming ring
or alarm tone
Hold the power key to check the phone is not
in silent mode.
Check the ringtone and ring volume settings.
The handset
switches off after
charging.
The handset is charging in the off state. Press
and hold the Red key to switch the handset
ON.
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Symptom
Solution
I cannot charge
the phone
Confirm the charger is properly inserted.
Remove the battery, clean the contacts and
check it is inserted correctly. The battery may
be worn out.
Tip: Charge the phone using the supplied USB
cable.
I cannot connect
to other Bluetooth
devices
Turn Bluetooth on. Set visibility to Show. Make
sure the pass-code is correct. Possible
compatibility issues. Not all functionality is
supported between different Bluetooth
devices and standards.
My data usage is
excessive
Check Settings > Data usage to determine
which apps are consuming your data. Google+
can use large amounts of backup data. Review
under Google+ > Options > Settings
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ERROR MESSAGES
Message
Solution
No SIM Card
Check a valid SIM card is inserted.
See the Getting Started section
Enter PIN code
You have set a SIM PIN. Please enter your SIM
PIN code.
Enter PUK code
Contact your Service Provider to get the PUK
code
Enter Unlock Code
Contact your Service Provider to obtain the
network unlocking code.
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WARRANTY INFORMATION
The warranty does not apply to defects or errors caused by:
(a) Normal wear and tear, mishandling, physical damage, improper
installation.
(b) Water, exposure to solvents or any other liquid damage.
(c) Any unauthorised disassembly, repair or modification.
(d) Power surges, lightning, fire, flood or other natural events.
(e) Use of the product with unauthorised third party products such as
generic chargers.
(f) Any other cause beyond the range of normal usage for products.
The End User shall have no right to reject, return, or receive a refund
for any product under the above-mentioned situations. The End User’s
statutory rights are not excluded by these terms and conditions.
Note: Consult the warranty card for full information.
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SAFETY
GENERAL STATEMENT ON RF ENERGY
The phone is a low-power radio transmitter and receiver. When switched on it
intermittently transmits radio frequency (RF) energy (radio waves). The
transmit power level is optimised for best performance and automatically
reduces when there is good quality reception. Maximum power is only used at
the edge of network coverage so under most circumstances the power output
is very low. Under poor network conditions the phone transmits at a higher
power, may get hot and have a shorter battery life.
SPECIFIC ABSORPTION RATE (SAR)
The phone is designed not to exceed the limits for exposure to radio waves
recommended by the ICNIRP. The limits include safety margins designed to
assure the protection of all persons, regardless of age and health.
The guidelines measure the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit for
mobile devices is 2W/Kg. This device has been tested and approved to be
lower than the maximum allowed SAR value. The worst case SAR value for this
device is 0.696W/Kg tested in the body position (10mm spacing) with
simultaneous Wi-Fi. The limit is 2.0W/Kg
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PRODUCT SAFETY INFORMATION
Please read all instructions
before use
This device may produce
bright or flashing lights
Do not use while driving
Do not dispose of in fire
Do not use while re-fuelling
Avoid contact with
magnetic media
Small parts may be a choking
hazard
Avoid Extreme
Temperatures
This device may produce loud
sounds
Avoid any contact with
liquid, keep it dry
Keep away from pacemakers
and other personal medical
devices
Only use approved
accessories
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Obey warning signs in hospitals
and medical facilities
Do not attempt to
disassemble
Switch off when flying
Do not rely on this device
for emergency
communications
Switch off in explosive
environments
microSD™ is a trademark of SD Card Association
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TM
Quick
Start
Guide
Android
5.0,
Lollipop
English
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Copyright©2014
Google
Inc.
All
rights
reserved.
Edition
1.0
Google,
Android,
Gmail,
Google
Maps,
Chrome,
Chromecast,
Android
Wear,
Nexus,
Google
Play,
YouTube,
Google+,
and
other
trademarks
are
property
of
Google
Inc.AlistofGoogle
trademarksisavailable
at
http://www.google.
com/permissions/trademark/our-trademarks.html.
All
other
marks
and
trademarks
are
propertiesoftheir
respective
owners.
This
book
introduces
Android
5.0,
Lollipop
for
Nexus
and
Google
Play
edi
tion
devices.
Its
content
may
differinsome
details
from
someofthe
prod
ucts
describedorthe
software
that
runsonthem.
All
information
provided
hereissubjecttochange
without
notice.
For
best
results,
make
sure
you’re
running
the
latest
Android
system
update.
To
find
your
device’s
version
numberorcheck
for
the
latest
system
update,
go
to
Settings>System>About
phoneorAbout
tablet
and
look
for
Android
versionorSystem
updates.
If
you
don’t
haveaNexusorGoogle
Play
edition
phoneortablet
and
are
running
Android
5.0onsome
other
device,
some
details
of the
system
as
described
in this
book
may
vary.
For
comprehensive
online
help
and
support,
including
details
about
Nexus
and
Google
Play
edition
hardware
running
the
software
describedinthis
book
and
linkstoinformation
about
other
Android
devices,
visit
support.
google.com/android.
ANDROID
QUICK
START
GUIDE
ii
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Table
of
contents
1
Welcome
to
Android
1
About
Android
5.0,
Lollipop
1
Android
Auto,
Android
TV,
and
Android
Wear
2
Android
Auto
2
Android
TV
2
Android
Wear
2
Set
up
your
device
3
Make
yourselfathome
4
Send
an
SMS
(text
message)
from
your
phone
5
Makeaphone
call
5
Makeavideo
call
6
Send
an
email
7
Status
bar
7
Quick
Settings
7
Manage
battery
life
8
Get around
9
Nexus
navigation
buttons
9
Google
Play
edition
navigation
buttons
10
Menus
10
Organize
your
Home
screens
11
Touch
&
type
12
Help&support
13
Android
version
&
updates
13
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START
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Essentials
Google
Now
Howitworks
Try
it
What
you can
ask
Googletodo
for
you
Turn
“Ok
Google”
on
or
off
Display
Sound
and
notification
Manage
accounts
on
your
device
Add
an
account
Remove
an
account
Share
your
device
with
other
users
Switch
users
Removeauser
Guest
user
Security
Smart
Lock
Screen
pinning
Protect
against
harmful
apps
Android
Device
Manager
Android
Beam
Tap
&
pay
Printing
Chromecast
File
storage
Screenshots
15
15
16
17
18
18
18
19
22
22
23
24
25
25
25
26
26
27
28
28
29
30
30
31
32
33
2
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QUICK
START
GUIDE
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Use
the
keyboard
Enter&edit text
Use
next-word
suggestions
Gesture
Typing
Keyboard
dictionaries
Type
by
speaking
Try
some
apps
All
Apps
Gmail
Google
Play
Camera
Photos
Contacts
Messenger
Hangouts
Calendar
Settings
Accessibility
34
34
37
38
39
39
4
41
41
42
44
45
48
49
50
52
52
5
54
6
56
3
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1
Welcome
to
Android
About
Android
5.0,
Lollipop
Android
5.0,
Lollipopisthe
latest
versionofAndroid,
the
oper
ating
system
that
powers
not
just
phones
and
tablets,
but
also
wearables,
TVs,
and
even
cars.
This
guide
introduces
the
Android
5.0
software
available
on
Nexus
and
Google
Play
edition
mobile
devices.
For
hardware
details
for
these
devices,
such
as
how
to
insertaSIM
card,
specs,
and
so
on,
visit
support.google.com/android.
There,
you
can
find
comprehensive
information
about
all
typesofAndroid
phones
and
tablets,
including
more
details
about
Nexus
and
Google
Play
edition
devices
and
other
versionsofAndroid.
Android
5.0
featuresabold
and
bright
new
design,
3D
graphics
support
that
are
as
good
as
onadesktop
computer,
and
great
new
features
that
make
your
phone
work
for
you:
•
Add
guest
users
and
other
users
without
providing
them
ac
cesstoyour
email,
contacts,
and
whatever
else
you
don’t
want
to
share.
•
Set
priorities
for
notifications
and
see
them
when
your
phone
is
locked.
•
Easier
waystomanage
battery
usage,
includingabattery
sav
er
feature
to
extend
battery
life.
•
More ways
to
secure
your
phone.
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START
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TO
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Android
Auto,
Android
TV,
and
Android
Wear
Android
Auto
Android
Auto
willbesupported
by
most
major
car
manufacturers
starting
with
2015
models.Itallows
youtopluginyour
phone
to
display
your
music,
contacts,
and
messages
on
the
car’s
built-in
screen.
With
a
simplified
interface,
integrated
steering
wheel
con
trols,
and
powerful
new
voice
actions,
it’s
designedtominimize
distraction
so
you
can
stay
focused
on
the
road.
It’s
easytoget
where
you’re
going
with
free
voice-guided
navigation
via
Google
Maps,
live
traffic
information,
lane
guidance,
and
more.
For
more
information,
visit
android.com/auto.
Android
TV
Nexus
Player
(currently
available
on
Google
Play)
and
other set
top
boxes
and
TVs
coming on
the
market
in
2015
let
you
watch
all
your
Google
Play
movies&TV
content
using
Android
TV.
The
Android
TV
Remote
Control
app
supports
voice
search
and
an
on-screen
keyboard,
giving
you
full
controlofyour
TV
from
your
phone
or
tablet.
You
can
also
browse
personalized
content
rec
ommendations
from
Google
Play,
YouTube,
and
your
apps.
Or
use
voice
search
to
quickly
find
what
you
want:
say
“Backtothe
Fu
ture,”
“Oscar
nominated
movies from
2006”
or
“Brad
Pitt
movies,”
and
let
Android
TV
do
the
work.
For
more
information,
visit
play.google.com/store/devices.
Android
Wear
Android
Wear
watches
from
LG,
Motorola,
Sony,
and
other
manu
facturers
connect
your
phone
to
your
wrist.
Pause,
play,
and
skip
music
tracksorquickly
respond
to
text
messages
using
only
your
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TO
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2
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watch.
Android
Wear
organizes
your
information,
suggests
what
you
need,
and
showsitto
you
before
you
even
ask.
Get
messages
from
your
friends,
meeting
notifications,
and
weather updates
at
a
glance.
For
more
information,
visit
play.google.com/store/devices.
Set
up
your
device
When
you
first
turn
on
your
phone
or
tablet,
you’ll
see
a
Welcome
screen.
Choose
the
language
you
want
and
touch
the
arrow
to
continue.
IMPORTANT:
To
complete
the
setup
process,
it’s
best
to
haveaWi-Fi
connection.
When
prompted,
signinwith
your
Google
Account
or
create
one
at
that
time.
Signinginlets
you
immediately
access
everything
associated
with
your
Google
Account,
like
Gmail.Ifyou
prefer,
you
can
skip
this
step
and
create
an
account
later.
TIP:Ifyou
have
another
Android
device,
Tap
&
Go
lets
you
quickly
set
upanew
device
just
by
tapping
ittoyour
other
one.
Any
Google
Accounts
and
apps
that
were
already
backed up
will
automatically
be
copied
overtothe
new
device.
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An
email
address
that
you
use
for
anyofthe
following
counts
as
a
Google
Account:
•
Gmail
•
YouTube
•
Google
Play
•
Google
Apps
•
AdWords
•
Any
other
Google
product
SigninginwithaGoogle
Account
helps
you
get
up
and
running
quickly.
When
you
sign
in,
you
can
easily
get
all
the
apps
you’ve
purchased
on
Google
Play
onto
your
new
device.
All
the
email,
contacts,
calendar
events,
and
other
data
associated
with
that
account
are
automatically
synced
with
your
device.
For
example,ifyou
change
a
friend’s
phone
number
on
your
phone,
that
change
also
appears
on
your
tablet
and
on
any
com
puters
where
you’re
signedinto
your
Google
Account.
If
you
have
multiple
Google
Accounts,
you
can
add
others
later
from
Settings>Personal>Accounts.
You
can
also
add
guest
users
in
Settings>Device>Users.
Make
yourself
at
home
After
you
finish
setting
up
your
device,
the
Home
screen
appears
for
the
first
time.
Here,
you
can
add
app
icons
and
widgets
(an
“at
a-glance”
view
of
an
app’s
most
important
information)toyour
Home
screens
to
easily
find
them.
•
To
move
between
Home
screens,
swipe
leftorright.
•
To
see
notifications,
swipe
down
from
the
topofthe
screen
with
one
finger.
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•
To
open
Quick
Settings—frequently
used
settings—swipe
down
from
the
topofthe
screen
twice
with
one
finger
or
once
with
two
fingers.
See
“Quick
Settings”
on
page
7.
•
To
open
Settings,
swipe
down
from
the
top
of
any
screen
with
two
fingers
or
swipe
twice
with
one
finger,
then
touch
in
the
top
right.
•
From
the
Home
screen,
touch
Googleatthe
top
of
the
screen,
or
say
“Ok
Google”tosearch
and
start
telling
Google
what
to
do.
Send
an
SMS
(text
message)
from
your
phone
To
send an
SMS
from
your
Nexus6phone:
1.
2.
3.
Touch
Messenger
on
your
Home
screen.
Touch
to
createanew
message.
At
the
topofthe
screen,
enter
a
phone
number
or
selectacon
tact,
then
touch
.
Type
your
message,
then
touch
.
For
Nexus4and5,you
can
get
the
Messenger
app
on
Google
Play.
You
can
also
use
the
default
SMS
app
that
comes
on
the
phone—Hangouts
on
Nexus5,the
Messaging app
on
Nexus
4.
To
change
your
default
messaging
app,
go
to
Settings>Wire
less&networks>More>Default
SMS
app.
Makeaphone
call
UsingaNexus
or
Google
Play
edition
phone,
you
can
place
calls
from
the
Phone
app,
the
Contacts
app,orother
apps
or
widgets
that
display
contact
information.
Wherever
you
seeaphone
number,
you
can
usually
touch
ittodial.
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To
placeacalltoone
of
your
contacts:
1.
Touch
Phone
onaHome
or
All
Apps
screen.
2.
To
choose
someone
to
call,
scrollorsearch.Ifthe
keypadisin
the
way,
touch
the
Back
button
to
lower
it.
3.
To
placeacall,
touch
the
contact’s
name.
To
view
recent
calls,
touch
the
Recents
tab.
To
use
the
keypad,
touch
the
keypad.
TIP:
On
Nexus4and
Nexus
5
only,
CallerIDby
Google
iden
tifies
inbound
and
outbound
numbers, even
for
callers
not
saved
as
contactsinthe
Contacts
app.
For
more
details,
visit
Use
your
phone.
Makeavideo
call
The
Hangouts
app
lets
you
send
and
receive
video
calls.
To
open
it,
touch
Hangouts
onaHome
or
All
Apps
screen.
To
startavideo
call:
1.
Touch
Add
at
the
topofthe
main
Hangouts
screen
and
start
typinganame,
email
address,
or
phone
number.
Match
ing
names
and
numbers
from
your
contacts
appear as
you
type.
2.
Chooseaname,
then
touch
Videoatthe
topofthe
screen.
To
adjust
notification
preferences
and
other
settings,
touch
Menu>
Settings.
For
more
details,
visit
Hangouts
help.
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Send
an
email
Use
the
Gmail
app
to
read
and
write
email
from
your
Gmail
or
other
email
addresses.
1.
Touch
Gmail
onaHome
or
All
Apps
screen.
2.Ifyou
already
signed
intoaGmail
account
during
setup,
your
email
will
be
syncedtoyour
device.
Otherwise,
add
an
email
address
now.
Status bar
The
status
barisat
the very
top
of
the
screen.
On
the
right,
you
can
see
the
Wi-Fi
and
mobile
signal
strength,
how
much
battery
powerisleft,
and
the
time.
On
the
left,
you
can
see
which
apps
have
sent
you
notifications.
Visit
“Sound
and
notification”
on
page
19.
Quick
Settings
Use
Quick
Settingstoeasily
gettofrequently
used
settings,
like
turning
on
airplane
mode.
To
open
Quick
Settings,
swipe
down
from
the
topofthe
screen
with
two
fingers
or
twice
with
one
fin
ger.
To
changeasetting,
just
touch
the
icon:
•
Wi-Fi
network:
Turn
Wi-Fi
onoroff.
To
open
Wi-Fi
settings,
touch
the
Wi-Fi
network
name.
•
Bluetooth
settings:
Turn
Bluetooth
on
or
off.
To
open
Blue
tooth
settings,
touch
the
word
“Bluetooth”.
•
Cellular
data:
See
cellular
usage
data
and
turnitonoroff.
•
Airplane
mode:
Turn
airplane
mode
on
or
off.
Airplane
mode
means
your
phone
won’t
connecttoWi-Fi
oracell
sig
nal,
evenifoneisavailable.
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•
Flashlight:
Turn
the
flashlight
on
or
off.
•
Display
brightness:
Slidetolowerorincrease
the
bright
nessofyour
screen.
•
Auto-rotate:
Lock
your
device’s
orientation
in
portrait
or
landscape
mode.
OnaNexus5,Quick
Settings
look
like
this:
Open
the
main
Settings
app
by
touching
Settingsinthe
top
right.
On
tablets,
you
can
also
turn
Auto
Rotate
on
or
off
from
Quick
Settings,tolockorunlock automatic
screen
rotation.
Manage
battery
life
The
status
bar
shows
how
much
battery
you
have
left,
but
you
can
also
see
the
exact
percentage
and
approximate
timeofbat
tery
life
remaining.
Swipe
down
from
the
top
of
the
screen,
then
touch
Battery.
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Your
Android
device’s
batteryisbuilttoget
you
through
your
day.
When
you’re
running
low,
Android’s
battery
saver
conserves
your
battery
power
so you can
still
make
calls
and
send
SMS
(text)
messages.
To
turniton,
go
to
Settings>Battery>Battery
saver.
For
more
information,
visit
Manage
battery
life.
Get
around
At
the
bottom
of
every
Home
screen
you’ll
find
the
Favorites
tray:
another
quick
waytogettoyour
apps.
To
open
an
app,
touch
it.Todrag
an
appinor
outofthe
Favorites
trayoranywhere
else
onaHome
screen,
touch&hold
it,
then
moveitwith
your
finger
where
you
want
it.
Nexus
navigation
buttons
At
the
bottom
of
most
phone
or
tablet
screens,
no
matter
what
you’re
doing,
you’ll
always
find
the
navigation
bar
with
three
but
tons.
On
Nexus,itlooks
like
this:
Back
Opens
the
previous
screen
you were
working
in,
even
ifitwas
inadifferent
app.
Once
you back
uptothe
Home
screen,
you
can’t
go
back
any
further.
Home
Opens
the
central
Home
screen.
To
open
Google
Now,
swipe
up.
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Overview
Opensalistofthumbnail
images
of
screens
you’ve
worked
with
recently.
To
open
one,
touch
it.Toremove
a
screen
from
the
list,
swipeitleftorrightortouch
on
the
X.
Some
apps
hide
these
buttons
temporarily,
or
fade
them
to
small
dotsinthe
same
position.
To
bring
them
back,
touch
the
dots,
touch
the
screeninthe
middle,orswipe
up
from
the
bottom.
Google
Play
edition
navigation
buttons
Some
Google
Play
edition
devices
have
two
or
three
buttons
just
below
the
screen.
These
could
be
physical
buttons
or
buttons
that
only
appear
when
you
touch
below
the
screen.
•
Menu:
This
button
opens
options
depending
on
the
screen
you’re
on.
•
Home:
Opens
Home.Ifyou’re
viewingaleftorright
Home
screen,itopens
the
main
Home
screen.Ifyou
have
set
up
Google
Now,
you
can
also
touch
&
hold
this
button
to
open
Google
Now.
•
Back:
Opens
the
previous
screen
you were
working
in,
evenifit
was
inadifferent
app.
Once
you
back
up
to
the
Home
screen,
you
can’t
go
back
any
furtherinyour
history.
Menus
Many
screensinApps
andinSettings
include
a
Menu
icon
at
the
top
rightofthe
screen.
Touch
ittoexplore
additional
options,
including
Help
and
Settings.
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Organize
your
Home
screens
On
Nexus5,6,
and
9:
•
To
change
your
wallpaper,
addawidget,
adjust
Search
set
tings,orchange
screen
order,
touch
&
hold
the
background
of
any
Home
screen.
•
You
can
have
any
numberofHome
screenstothe
right.
To
add
a
new
screen,
swipe
to
the
rightmost
screen
and
drag
an
app
or
widgettothe
right
edge.
•
The
screentothe
leftofthe
main
Home
screenisreserved
for
Google
Now,
andisavailable
only
when
Google
Now
is
turned
on.
•
To
create
a
folder,
slide
one
icon
quickly
on
top
of
another.
•
To
name
or
rename
a
folder,
openitand
touch
its
name.
To
change
the
wallpaper:
1.
Touch
&
hold
the
background,
then
touch
Wallpapers.
2.
Swipe
righttolefttochooseawallpaper
image.
Or
choose
an
image
from
your
Photos,
Downloads
or
Drive.
To
add
an
app
icon
toaHome
screen:
1.
Go
to
the
Home
screen
where
you
wanttoplace
the
app.
2.
Touch
All
Apps.
3.
Swipe from
righttoleft,
if
necessary,tofind
the
app
you
want.
4.
Touch
&
hold
the
app
until
the
Home
screen
appears,
slide
it
into
place,
and
lift
your
finger.
To
addawidget:
1.
Touch
&
hold
the
background,
then
touch
Widgets.
On
Nexus
4,7,or
10,
open
All
Apps>Widgets.
2.
Swipe
righttochooseawidget,
which
providesaquick
view
or
waytoaccess
information
on
your
home
screen,
likealarger
size
clock
oraview
of
informationinyour
Google
Play
library.
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To
move
an
app
or
widgettoanother
position:
1.
Touch&hold
the
icon.
2.
Slide
your
finger
to
the
new
position.
To
move
between
Home
screens,
slide
toward
the
edge
of
the
screen.
To
bump
another
icon
outofthe
way,
slide
slowly
into
it.
3.
Lift
your
finger.
Touch
&
type
To
select or
activate
something,
touch
it.
To
type
something,
such
asaname,
password,orsearch
terms,
just
touch
where
you
want
to
type.Akeyboard
pops up
that
lets
you
type
into
the
field.
Other
common
gestures
include:
•
Touch
&
hold.
To
select
an
item,
touch&holditby
not
lifting
your
finger
until
something
happens.
Thisishow
you
access
accent
and
other
special
characters
on
the
keyboard.
Slide
your
finger
to
the
accented
letter
you
need.
•
Touch,
hold,&drag.
Touch
&
hold
an
item
foramoment
and
then,
without
lifting
your
finger,
move
your
finger
on
the
screen
until
you
reach
the
target
position.
You
can
move
apps
around
on
the
Home
screen.
•
Swipe
or
slide.
Quickly
move
your
finger
across
the
surface
of
the
screen,
without
pausing
when
you
first
touch
(so
you
don’t
drag
something
instead).
SlideaHome
screen
leftorright
to
view
the
other
Home
screens.
•
Double-tap.
Tap
quickly
twice
onamap
or
imagetozoom
in
and
out.
•
Scale.Insome
apps
(such
as
Maps,
Chrome,
and
Photos),
you
can
scale
by
placing
twoormore
fingers
on
the
screenatonce
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and
pinching
them
together
(to
enlarge
scale) or
spreading
them
apart
(to
reduce
it).
•
Rotate
the
screen.
The
orientationofmost
screens
rotates
with
your device
as
you
turn
it.
To
keep
your
screen
locked
in
Portrait
mode,
swipe
down
with
two
fingers
from
the
top
of
any
screen
and
touch
Portrait/Auto-Rotate
in
Quick
Settings.
Help&support
For
most
Google
apps,
you
can
gettohelp
and
support
from
the
navigation
menu.
Other
apps
include
a
Menu
icon
that
you
can
touch.
This
book
introduces
justafewofthe
key
features
and
apps
that
come
with
Android
5.0.
For
more
details
about
Android
software
and
apps,
Nexus
and
Google
Play
edition
devices
available
on
Google
Play,
and
all
formsofsupport,
visit:
•
support.google.com/nexus
•
support.google.com/playedition
Google
also
welcomes
feedback
from
you
about
your
Nexus
or
Google
Play
edition
device.
It’s
easy
to
send
your
feedback.
Just
go
to
Settings>About
phone
(or
About
tablet)>Send
feed
back
about
this
device.
Android
version&updates
To
check
your
version
number
or
get
the
latest
system
update
foraNexus
or
Google
Play
edition
phone,
first
go
to
Settings
>
System>About
phone
or
About
tablet.
Then
look
for
these
labels:
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•
System
updates.
Touch
to
check
whether
you
have
any
pend
ing
system
updates.
•
Android
version.
Look
partway
down
the
list
for
this
heading
and
the
number
just
below
it.
If
you
don’t
haveaNexus
or
Google
Play
edition
phone
or
tablet
and
are
running
Android
5.0
on
some
other
device,
some
details
of
the
system
as
describedinthis
book
may
vary.
For
comprehensive
online
help
and
support,
including
details
about
Nexus
and
Google
Play
edition
hardware
running
the
soft
ware
describedinthis
book
and
linkstoinformation
about
other
Android
devices,
visit
support.google.com/android.
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2
Essentials
Google
Now
Google
Nowisabout
getting
you
just
the
right
information, at
just
the
right
time.Ittells
you
today’s
weather
before
you
start
your
day,
how
much
traffic
to
expect
before
you
leave
for
work,
and
even
your
favorite
team’s
score
while
they’re
playing.
For
example,
here’saGoogle
Now
card
that
appears
when
you’re
abouttostart
your
commute:
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After
you
start
using
Google
Now,
you
don’t
need
to
do
anything
else.Ifyou
like,
you
can
fine-tune
some
settings,
but
Google
Now
doesn’t
need
any
elaborate
setup.
How
it
works
To
know
when
to
show
information
you’ll
find
useful,
Google
Now
uses
contextual
data
from
your
device
and
from
other
Google
products,
plus
data
from
third-party
products
that
you
allow
Google
Now
to
access.
For
example,ifyou
have
an
appointment
in
Google
Calendar
that
includes
an
address,
Google
Now
can
check
traffic
and
suggest
when
to
leave.
When
you
decidetouse Google
Now,
you’re
also
turning
on
Loca
tion
Reporting
and
Location
History:
•
Location
Reporting
allows
Google
to
periodically
store
and
use
your
device’s
most
recent
location
datainconnection
with
your
Google
Account.
Location
Reporting
isaper-device
setting.
•
Location
History
allows
Google
to
storeahistoryofyour
location
data
from
all
devices
where
you’re
logged
into
your
Google
Account
and
have
turned
on
Location
Reporting.
You
can
control
how
Google
Now
uses
your
current
location.
To
view
the
relevant
settings,
go
to
Settings>Personal>Loca
tion.
When
location
services
are
turned
on
for
your
account
on
a
given
device,
certain
apps
can use
them
to
give
you
more
relevant
information,
such as
nearby
restaurantsorcommute
traffic.
To
learn
more
about
how
Google
Now
uses
your
location
and
other
information,
visit
About
Google
Now.
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Try
it
You
haveachance
to
turn
on
Google
Now
when
you
first
set
up
your
device.
You
can
also
turniton
or
offatany
time:
1.
Touch
&
hold
any
empty
space
on
your
Home
screen.
2.
Go
to
Settings>Google
Now.
To
open
Google
Now
after
you
turniton,
on
Nexus5,6,
and
9,
swipe
up
from
the
Home
button.
Updates
appearinthe
form
of
Google
Now
cards.
When
you
don’t
needacard
anymore,
swipe
it
from
lefttoright.
Swiping
from
righttoleft
returns
you
to
the
main
Home
screen.
When
you
wanttosee
more
cards,
touch
Moreatthe
bottom
of
the
screen.
TIP:
On
Nexus4and7,to
open
Google
Now,
swipe
to
the
leftmost
Home
screen.
To
adjust
the
way
certain
cards
get
updated:
•
Manage
reminders:
From
the
Menu
at
the
top
leftofthe
screen,
touch
Reminders.
•
Request
updates
for
your sports
teams,
stocks,
and
more:
From
the
Menu,
touch
Customize.
•
Customize
other
updates:Atthe
top
rightofeach
card,
touch
the
three dots.
For
more
details,
visit
About
Google
Now.
Foracomplete
list
of
cards
available,
visit
google.com/now.
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What
you
can
ask
Google
to
do
for
you
When
you use
Google
Now,
you
can speak
to
your
device
to
search,
get
directions,
and
create
reminders.
For
example, say
“Ok
Google,
doIneed
an
umbrella
tomorrow?”toseeifthere’s
raininthe
weather
forecast.
To
see
other
examples
of
what
you
can
say,
visit
“Ok
Google”
and
voice
search.
You
can
say
most
of
these
examplesinEnglish,
French,
German,
Italian,
Japanese,
Korean,
Russian, Spanish,
and
Brazilian
Portuguese,
but
some
examples
aren’t
availableinevery
language.
If
you
want
to
say
“Ok
Google”inlanguages
other
than
English,
you
also
needtochange
the
main
language
on
your
device.
Visit
Change
your
language
on
Google.
Turn
“Ok
Google”
on
or
off
You
can
startasearchoraction
by
saying
“Ok
Google.”
To
turn
it
offoron,
open
Google
Now
or
the
Google
app and
touch
Menu>
Settings
> Voice >
OK
Google
detection.
Display
Change
the
display
settings
on
your
device
by
following
these
steps:
1.
Go
to
Settings>Device
>
Display.
2.
Choose
from
the
following
settings.
Some
of
these
settings
may
vary
by
your
device
and
versionofAndroid.
All
can
affect
battery
life.
See
“Manage
battery
life”
on
page8for
more
information.
•
Brightness
level:
Move
the
slidertoset
the
brightness
level
on
your
device.
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•
Adaptive
brightness:
Turn
on
adaptive
brightnesstoau
tomatically
optimize
the
brightness
level
on
your
device
based
on
the
available
light
around
you.
Adaptive
bright
nessison
by
default.
You
can
still
adjust
your
brightness
when
needed.
•
Sleep:
Change
how
longittakes
for
your
device’s
screen
to
go
black
when
you’re
not
using
it.
Learn
more
about
Sleep
Settings.
•
Daydream:
Set
up
screensavers
that
display
photos,
color
ful
backgrounds,
and
more
when
your
deviceischarging
or
docked.
Learn
more
about
using
Daydream.
•
Ambient
display
(Nexus
6
only):
Turn
on
ambient
display
if
you
want
your
phone
to
wake
up
when
you
pickitup
or
whenanotification
arrives.
Sound
and
notification
You
can
change
the
sound
and
notification
settings
on
your
de
vice
by
going
to
Settings>Device
>
Sound
&
notification.
Notifications
alert
youtothe
arrivalofnew
messages,
calen
dar
events,
and
alarms,
as
well
as
ongoing
events,
such
as
downloads:
•
Interruptions.
Prioritize
sound
notifications
so
they
don’t
inter
rupt
you.
Touch
the
settingstoturn
phone
call
and
message
interruptions
on
or
off.
If
you
turn
Messages
notifications
on,
touch
From
to
specify
from
whom
you
accept
notifications
(Anyone,
Starred
contactsorContacts
Only).
In
Downtime,
se
lect
which
days
and
times
you
allow
for
sound
notifications.
•
When
deviceislocked.
Manage
whether
notifications
can
be
seen
when
your
phoneislocked,
and
whether
sensitive
con
tentina
notification
can
be
seen.
Sensitive
content
includes
things
like
the
titleofa
song
you
downloaded,
who
sent
you
an
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email,orthe
details
of
a
calendar
event.
For
more
information,
see
Help
Center.
•
App
Notifications.
Modify
the
notification
settings
individu
ally
for
apps
such as
Gmail.
The
setting
under
When
device
is
locked
will
always
take
precedence
over
the
setting
for
an
individual
app.
•
Notification
access.
See
which
apps
can
access
your
notifications.
When
a
notification
arrives,
its
icon
appearsatthe
topofthe
screen.
Icons
for
pending
notifications
appear
on
the
left,
and
system
icons
showing
things
like
the
Wi-Fi
signal,
mobile
carrier
signal,orbattery
strength
are
on
the
right:
Notifications
Wi-Fi
signal
Battery
Mobile
signal
strength
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TIP:
Wi-Fi
and
mobile
signal
strength are
indicatedatthe
top
of
the
screen by
white
bars.
To
see
whether
the select
ed
Wi-Fi
network
hasafull
Internet
connection,
open
Quick
Settings
by
swiping
down
with
two
fingers
from
the
top
of
the
screen.
In
Quick
Settings
only,
white
barsinthe
Wi-Fiormobile
signal
indicators
indicate
the
signal
strength
of
a
normal
Internet
connection.
Certain
notifications
can be
expanded
to
show
more
information,
such
as
email
previews
or
calendar
events.
The
one
at
the
top
is
always
expanded
when
possible.
To
expand
a
notification,
posi
tion
one
finger
insideitand
swipe
down
slowly.
To
open
the
related
app,
touch
the
notification
icon
on
the
left.
Some
notifications
also
allow
you
to
take
specific
actions
by
touching
icons
within
the
notification.
For
example, Calendar
notifications
allow
you
to
Snooze
(remind
you
later)orsend
email
to
other
guests.
When
you’re
finished
with
a
notification,
swipe
it
away.
To
dismiss
all
notifications,
touch
Dismissatthe very
bottom
of
the
noti
fications
list.
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Manage
accounts
on
your
device
You
can
add
accounts
so
that
information
associated
with
that
account
automatically
syncs
with
your
device.
You’ll
needtoset
up an
account
on
your
deviceifyou
wanttoget
emailorget
apps
from
the
Google
Play
store.
You
can
also
add
multiple
users
for
your
device,
likeifseveral
people
shareatablet.
Adding
usersisdifferent
from
adding
accounts.
Each
user
has
separate
settings
and
can’t
access
the
accounts
of
other
users,
whereasasingle
user
can
have
multiple
accounts
and
switch
between
them
anytime
they’re
signed
in.
Make
sure
you’re
signedinas
the
correct
user
before
adding
or
removing
any
account
information.
Add
an
account
1.
Go
to
Settings>Personal>Accounts.
Touch
“Add
account.”
2.
Touch
the
typeofaccount
you
want
to
add.
You
may
be
able
to
choose
from
choices
like
“Google,”
“Personal
(IMAP),”
or
“Personal
(POP3).”
If
you’re
not
sure
whethertochoose
IMAP
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or
POP3,
try
IMAP
first.
Many
email
services
use
IMAP.
Learn
more
about
the
differences
between
IMAP
and
POP3.
i.
Choose
“Google”ifyou
wanttoadd
your
Google
Account.
When
you
signinwithaGoogle
Account,
all
the
email,
con
tacts,
calendar
events,
and
other
data
associated
with
that
account
are
automatically
synced
with
your
device.
ii.
Follow
the
on-screen
instructionstoadd
the
account.
To
change
the
settingsofany
of
the
accounts
you
added,
follow
these
steps:
1.
Go
to
Settings>Personal>Accounts.
2.
Select
your
account.Ifyou’re
usingaGoogle
account,
touch
Google
and
then
your
account.
Remove
an
account
When
you
remove an
account
that
you’ve
addedtoyour
device,
everything
associated
with
that
account,
including
email,
con
tacts,
and
settingsisalso
deleted.
You
can’t
delete the
account
you
usedtoinitially
set
up
your
device.
To
remove
an
account
from
your
device,
follow
these
steps:
1.
Check
to
seeifthe
account
you
wanttodeleteisthe
account
you
usedtoset
up
your
device.
•
If
it’s
not,
gotostep2and
follow the
instructions.
•
Ifitis,
reset
your
devicetoits
factory
settings
instead
of
following
the
steps
below.
This
erases
allofthe
data
from
your device
and
you’ll
needaGoogle
Accounttoset
up
your
device
again.
Learn
how
to
doafactory
data
reset
on
your
Nexus
deviceorGoogle
Play
edition
device.
2.
Open
the Settings
menu
on
your
device.
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3.
Under
“Accounts,”
touch
the
name
of
the
account
you
want
to
remove.Ifyou’re
usingaGoogle
account,
touch
Google
and
then
the
account.
•
When
you
sign
outofyour
Google
Account,
all
the
email,
contacts,
Calendar
events,
and
other
data
associated
with
that
account
willnolonger
automatically
sync
with
your
device.
4.
Touch
Menuinthe
top
right
cornerofthe
screen.
5.
Touch
Remove
account.
Share
your
device
with
other
users
You
can
easily
share
your
device
with
family
and
friends
by
creat
ingaseparate
user
for
each
person.
Each
person
has
their
own
space
on
the
device
for
custom
Home
screens,
accounts,
apps,
settings,
and
more.
You
must
be
the
device
owner
to
add
users.
To
addanew
user,
follow
these
steps:
1.
Go
to
Settings>Device>Users.
2.
Touch
Add
user,
then
touch
OK.
i.
If
you’re
with
the
new
user:
Touch
“Set
up
now”
and
you’ll
be
taken
to
the lock
screen.
Select the
new
user,
unlock
the
screen,
and
allow
themtoset
up
their
Google
Account
and
other
details.
ii.Ifthe
new
user
isn’t
around:
Touch
“Not
now.”A“New
user”
will
appearinthe
list.
The
next
time
you’re
with the
user,
go
backtothe
user
list
and
select
“New
user”orclick
the
user
image
on
the
lock
screen.
Afterauserisset
up,
when
you
go
to
the lock
screen,
you’ll
see
a
second
user
profile
pictureoravatarinthe status
bar.
To
choose
a
user,
touch
the
picture
and
unlock
the
screen.
Each
user
can
set
their
own
screen
lock.
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