DELL AERO User Manual
User’s Manual  
Contents  
Before Using Your  
Setting Up the Phone for the  
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Safety Warnings  
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Dell™ Aero Smartphone  
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General Statement on  
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Dell Aero Smartphone  
Proper Disposal  
Features  
Front View  
Back View  
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Setting Up Your Smartphone  
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Smartphone Requirements  
Activating Phone Service  
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Left View  
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Right view  
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Closing the Keyboard  
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Basic Smartphone Functions  
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Selecting an Input Method  
Selecting Input Languages  
Using the Touch Screen  
Connection Manager  
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Entering Text With QWERTY  
Status Bar  
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Entering Numbers or Symbols  
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Using HandWriting  
Using the Phone Keypad  
Editing Text  
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Customizing the Screen  
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Connecting to the Internet.  
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Selecting Cellular Data  
Sleep Mode  
Phone Lock  
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Entering Text  
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Date & Time Settings  
Activating the Keyboard  
Using the Keyboard.  
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Location Settings  
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Language Settings  
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Ringtones and Sounds  
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Settings.  
Wizard Settings  
Online Help  
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Other Basic Call Settings  
My SIM number  
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Dialing Prefix Number  
Speed Dial  
Voicemail  
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Using the Smartphone  
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Setting the In-Call Timer  
Making a Call  
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TTY Settings  
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Answering or Rejecting  
an Incoming Call  
Managing Bluetooth  
Connections  
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Accessing the Call Log  
Turning On Bluetooth  
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Changing Bluetooth Settings  
Contacts  
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Pairing With Bluetooth  
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Call Settings  
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Fixed Dial Number (FDN) List  
Call Barring. .  
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Managing Wi-Fi Connections  
Turning On Wi-Fi  
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Changing Wi-Fi Settings  
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Configuring Voice Command  
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Adding a Wi-Fi Network  
Connecting to a Wi-Fi  
Using Internet Features  
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Network.  
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Navigating Web Pages  
Configuring Mobile Networks  
Browser Overview  
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Master Reset  
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Browser Settings  
Twitter  
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Logging In to Twitter  
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Managing SD Card and Phone  
Using Twitter  
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Logging In to Facebook  
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Managing Exchange Server  
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Using Facebook  
Account Settings  
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Synchronization Settings  
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Managing Email Messages  
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Adding an Email Account  
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Receiving Emails  
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Adding an Internet Email  
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Adding an Exchange Server  
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Using Multimedia Features  
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Adding More Email Accounts  
Browsing and Playing Music  
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Setting Up and Editing Email  
Music Player  
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Setting a Song as Your  
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Changing Picture Settings  
Synchronizing Music  
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Transferring Music  
Creating a Playlist  
Managing Playlists  
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Using the Music Movie  
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Browsing and Playing Videos.  
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Video Recording Mode  
Deleting a File From a List  
Viewing Video File Properties  
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Using the Picture Application.  
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Using Google Applications  
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Google Talk  
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Getting Directions  
AT&T Games  
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Using Market  
AT&T Video  
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Accessing My YouTube  
Using the Calendar  
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Cut, Copy, and Paste .  
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12  
Before Using Your Smartphone  
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Observe restrictions on the use of radio  
equipment in fuel depots, gas stations,  
chemical plants, or where blasting  
operations are in progress.  
Safety Warnings  
Read the following safety warnings before using  
your smartphone.  
•
This equipment is intended for use with  
power supplied from the provided battery  
charger(s) and/or power supply unit(s). Other  
usage will invalidate any certification given  
to this product and may be dangerous.  
When driving a vehicle, you MUST exercise  
proper control of the vehicle at all times.  
Observe the following safety precautions  
while driving:  
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Do not use a hand-held telephone or  
microphone.  
•
Switch off your cell phone when in an  
aircraft. Use of cell phone in an aircraft may  
be dangerous to the operation of the aircraft,  
could disrupt cellular networks, and may be  
illegal. Failure to observe this warning may  
lead to suspension or denial of cell phone  
services to the offender, legal action, or both.  
While driving, find a safe place to stop  
the vehicle before you use the phone.  
Do not speak into a hands-free  
microphone if it will distract you from  
driving.  
•
Do not use the cell phone or cell phone  
equipment when you are at a refueling point  
or gas station.  
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Before Using Your Smartphone  
You MUST NOT stop on the hard  
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Proper Disposal  
shoulder of a motorway to answer or  
make a call, except in an emergency.  
The symbol of the crossed out bin  
indicates that the product  
(electrical and electronic  
equipment) should not be placed  
in municipal waste. Please check  
local regulations for disposal of  
electronic products.  
NOTE: In some areas where electric current  
is known to fluctuate, it is recommended that  
you connect the charger to an AVR (AC  
Voltage Regulator) instead of connecting it  
directly to a power outlet. Fluctuations in the  
electric current may damage the charger  
and/or the cell phone.  
IEEE 1725  
General Statement on RF Energy  
1
2
3
Do not disassemble/open, crush, bend/  
deform, or puncture/shred the battery.  
Your cell phone has a transmitter and a receiver.  
When the cell phone is on, it receives and transmits  
radio frequency (RF) energy. When you  
communicate using your phone, the system  
handling your call controls the power level at which  
your phone transmits RF energy.  
Do not attempt to modify/remanufacture, or  
insert foreign objects into the battery.  
Do not immerse or expose the battery to  
water/other liquids, fire, explosion, or other  
hazards.  
4
Use the battery only with the device for  
which it is specified.  
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Before Using Your Smartphone  
5
Use the battery only with charging systems  
that have been qualified with IEEE-Std-1725-  
2006 standard. Use of unqualified chargers  
may present risk of fire, explosion, leakage,  
or other hazards.  
12 To charge the battery by connecting to a  
USB port, the phone should only be  
connected to charging systems that have the  
USB-IF logo or have completed the USB-IF  
compliance program.  
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7
Do not short circuit the battery or allow  
metallic conductive objects to contact  
battery terminals.  
FCC  
FCC Warning  
Replace the battery only with another battery  
that has been qualified with the IEEE-Std-  
1725-2006 standard. Use of unqualified  
batteries may present risk of fire, explosion,  
leakage, or other hazards.  
You are cautioned that changes or modifications  
not expressly approved by the party responsible for  
compliance could void your authority to operate the  
equipment.  
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9
Promptly dispose of used batteries in  
accordance with local regulations  
Cautions  
In August 1996 the Federal Communications  
Commission (FCC) of the United States with its  
action in Report and Order FCC 96-326 adopted an  
updated safety standard for human exposure to  
radio frequency electromagnetic energy emitted by  
FCC regulated transmitters. Those guidelines are  
consistent with the safety standard previously set  
by both U.S. and international standards bodies.  
The design of this phone complies with the FCC  
Use of the battery by children should be  
supervised.  
10 Avoid dropping the phone or battery,  
especially on hard surfaces. If you suspect  
any damage to the phone or battery, take it to  
a service center for inspection.  
11 Improper use of the battery may result in fire,  
explosion, or other hazards.  
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Before Using Your Smartphone  
guidelines and these international standards. Use  
only the supplied or an approved antenna.  
Unauthorized antennas, modifications, or  
attachments could impair call quality, damage the  
phone, or result in violation of FCC regulations. Do  
not use the phone with a damaged antenna. If a  
damaged antenna comes into contact with the skin,  
a minor burn may result. Contact your local dealer  
for a replacement antenna.  
FCC ID: E2KV01B001  
SAR: 1.09 W/kg over 1 g  
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.  
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:  
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference  
and (2) this device must accept any interference  
received, including interference that may cause  
undesired operation.  
This equipment has been tested and found to  
comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,  
pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are  
designed to provide reasonable protection against  
harmful interference in a residential installation.  
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate  
radio frequency energy and, if not installed and  
used in accordance with the instructions, may  
cause harmful interference to radio  
communications. However, there is no guarantee  
that interference will not occur in a particular  
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful  
interference to radio or television reception, which  
can be determined by turning the equipment off and  
Body-worn operation  
This device was tested for typical body-worn  
operations with the back of the phone kept 1.5 cm  
away from the body. To maintain compliance with  
FCC RF exposure requirements, use only belt-clips,  
holsters or similar accessories that maintain a 2.0  
cm separation distance between the user’s body  
and the back of the phone, including the antenna.  
The use of belt-clips, holsters and similar  
accessories should not contain metallic  
components in its assembly. The use of accessories  
that do not satisfy these requirements may not  
comply with FCC RF exposure requirements, and  
should be avoided.  
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Before Using Your Smartphone  
on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the  
interference by one or more of the following  
measures:  
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Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna -  
increase the separation between the  
equipment and receiver.  
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a  
circuit different from that to which the  
receiver is connected.  
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/  
TV technician for help.  
CAUTION: Do not use solvents, water, or  
other liquids to clean your smartphone.  
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Setting Up Your Smartphone  
Congratulations on the purchase of your Dell™  
Aero smartphone. This section provides information  
about setting up your smartphone.  
Setting Up the Phone for the  
First Time  
You must install the battery, SIM card, and charge  
the battery before using your smartphone.  
Smartphone Requirements  
To use all of the smartphone features, you require:  
To set up your phone for the first time:  
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A wireless service plan with AT&T  
An Internet connection  
A computer with a USB 2.0 port  
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Open the cover  
Press down with your right thumb on the Dell  
logo then lift the cover from the bottom.  
Activating Phone Service  
You must activate phone service before using your  
smartphone. To activate the phone service you  
must:  
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Sign up for a service plan with AT&T  
Register the smartphone with AT&T  
If you purchased this smartphone from AT&T,  
activation may have been done during the purchase.  
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Setting Up Your Smartphone  
2
Install the SIM card  
c
Rotate the SIM card lock back into  
place to lock the SIM card.  
a
Rotate the SIM card lock outwards.  
NOTE: The SIM card lock ensures  
that the SIM card is held in place in  
case of accidental drop.  
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Hold the SIM card with the metal  
contacts facing down and insert the  
card into the SIM card holder.  
NOTE: To ensure proper installation, align  
the cut corners on the SIM card with that in  
the SIM card slot.  
3
Install the microSD card (if not installed)  
a
Hold the microSD card with the metal  
contacts facing down.  
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Slide the microSD card into the  
microSD card holder.  
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Setting Up Your Smartphone  
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Install the battery  
6
Charge the battery  
Align the metal contacts on the battery with  
the contacts on the battery holder and insert  
the battery.  
CAUTION: Do not use unapproved battery  
chargers as they may damage your  
smartphone and invalidate any warranties.  
NOTE: The battery requires at least one full  
charging cycle to attain peak performance.  
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Using the Mini-USB to USB cable,  
connect your smartphone to the power  
adapter, and then plug the power  
adapter into a power outlet.  
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Close the cover  
Insert the tabs on the cover into the slots on  
the phone and snap the cover in place.  
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Charge your smartphone for about 2  
hours. Ensure that your smartphone is  
fully charged by checking the charge  
status indicator on the display.  
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Setting Up Your Smartphone  
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When charging is complete, press the power  
key for 2 seconds to exit the charging mode.  
Your smartphone is now ready to use.  
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Dell™ Aero Smartphone Accessories  
Your smartphone may include the following  
accessories:  
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Mini-USB to USB cable  
connect your smartphone to a computer for  
file transfers and data synchronization.  
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Allows you to  
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Mini-USB headset  
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Allows you to listen to  
music or perform a phone conversation.  
Callers hear you through the integrated  
microphone. To use the headset, connect it  
to the Mini-USB connector (see “Left View”  
on page 25).  
NOTE: The Mini-USB to USB cable is  
also used to connect the power adapter  
for charging the battery.  
NOTE: If the headset is connected  
during a call, there may be a slight  
delay of 3 to 4 seconds before the  
headset registers the ongoing call.  
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Power adapter  
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Use to charge the battery  
(see “Charge the battery” on page 20).  
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Dell™ Aero Smartphone Accessories  
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Mini-USB to 3.5 mm headset adapter  
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Allows you to connect a 3.5 mm headset to  
your smartphone. To use the adapter,  
connect one end of the adapter to the Mini-  
USB connector (see “Left View” on page 25)  
and the other end to a 3.5 mm headset.  
NOTE: If the headset/3.5 mm adapter is  
connected during a call, there may be a  
slight delay of 3 to 4 seconds before the  
headset registers the ongoing call.  
NOTE: To avoid dropping a call or other  
unexpected behavior, always remove  
the 3.5mm adapter from the phone  
before removing your 3.5mm headset  
from the adapter.  
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Dell Aero Smartphone Features  
Front View  
Back View  
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Speaker — Use to listen to phone conversations.  
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Camera — Use to capture photos and videos.  
Proximity sensor — Deactivates the display and  
touch screen when the phone is brought near the  
face during a call to save battery power and  
prevent unintended phone behavior.  
Cover — Covers the battery, SIM card, and  
microSD card holder.  
3
Camera flash — Use to capture photos in dim  
light.  
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4
Touch screen — Displays phone images.  
Microphone — Use for voice calls.  
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Left View  
1
Power/Lock key — Press (when the display is  
active): locks or unlocks the display.  
Press (when the display is in sleep mode): wakes  
up the display.  
Press and hold: Power On/Power Off /Airplane  
mode.  
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3
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3
Home/Back key — Press: navigate back one  
screen at a time.  
Press and hold: return to the Home screen.  
Mini-USB Connector — Use to charge the phone,  
connect to a computer or a headset.  
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Dell Aero Smartphone Features  
Right view  
1
2
3
Volume key — Press up to increase volume.  
Press down to decrease volume.  
In Camera mode, press to zoom in or out.  
1
2
Options key — Press to open the Options menu.  
Press and hold for 3 to 4 seconds to activate the  
Voice Control function..  
Camera key — Press and hold for 3 to 4 seconds  
to launch the camera application.  
In camera mode, half press to focus on the  
image, full press to capture the image.  
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Start or stop music playback — While  
listening to music, press the Send/End key to  
start or stop the music.  
Headset  
Your smartphone accepts many commands while  
using your headset.  
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Answer a call — Press the Send/End key to  
answer a call.  
Reject a call — Press and hold the Send/End  
key to reject the call.  
Mute/Unmute a call — During a call, press  
the Send/End key to mute or unmute the call.  
Answer another call — Press the Send/End  
key to answer another incoming call and put  
the current call on hold.  
•
End the second call — Press and Hold the  
Send/End key to end the call and go the  
original call.  
NOTE: Two short beeps sound to  
confirm that you ended the second call.  
•
Activate Voice Control — While the phone is  
idle, press and hold the Send/End key to  
activate the Voice Control feature.  
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Basic Smartphone Functions  
Using the Touch Screen  
This section provides information about using the  
touch screen features.  
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3
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Selection — To select an item or open an  
application, touch the item or application  
with your fingertip.  
To go back to the previous screen, tap the  
Home/Back button or press the Home/Back  
key.  
To go back to the Home screen, press and  
hold the Home/Back key or drag the Home/  
Back button to the right.  
To perform additional actions in an  
application, tap the Options menu button. You  
may have to scroll up or down the menu to  
see all the available actions.  
1
2
3
Home/Back button  
Options menu button  
Title bar  
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•
Options menu  
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The options menu appears  
•
Touch screen gestures — The touch screen  
converts your phone into an interactive  
display.  
when you tap the Options menu button or  
press the Options key. The options menu  
displays the additional actions available in an  
application.  
Press and hold: Provides additional  
functionality if available. For example, press  
and hold a blank area on the display to  
change wallpaper or add shortcuts, or press  
and hold an Email account to edit the  
account.  
Pop-up menu  
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The pop-up menu appears  
when you tap and release the item on the  
screen. It provides the options available for  
the current selection. You may have to scroll  
the pop-up menu to see all the available  
options.  
Zoom in: To zoom in the  
current view, move two  
fingers away from each  
other at the section of the  
screen where you want to  
zoom in.  
•
Title Bar — In certain applications, the Title  
bar is highlighted as a button to allow you to  
quickly complete a function within the  
application, such as Add city or Call. The Title  
bar changes depending on the application  
you are in.  
Zoom out: To zoom out in the  
current view, move two  
fingers closer together on  
the screen where you want  
to zoom out.  
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•
Search Bar — In applications with a Search  
bar, tap the search bar to bring up the  
QWERTY keyboard.  
Navigate Between Fields — Use either the  
up / down arrows or tap the field you wish to  
utilize.  
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Drag Items: To move an  
Connection Manager  
item on the screen, place  
your finger and drag the  
item to the desired  
position.  
Use the Connection Manager to change ringtones  
and sounds, view notifications, and enable/disable  
Mobile Network, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth  
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Tap and slide the status bar downwards to  
open the Connection Manager.  
Scroll up/down: To scroll  
up or down in a list or  
page on the screen, slide  
your finger up/down on  
the screen.  
1
Scroll right/left: To scroll  
left or right in a menu or  
back to the previous  
menu, slide your finger  
right/left on the screen.  
1
Expand icon  
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2
Tap the Expand icon to view the options  
under Communication and Ringtones and  
Sounds.  
1
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Communication — Tap Mobile Network  
to turn on/off the cellular network  
service. Tap Wi-Fi to turn on/off Wi-Fi.  
Tap Bluetooth to turn on/off Bluetooth.  
•
Ringtones and sounds — Tap an icon to  
change the ringtone profile.  
2
NOTE: To change the Ringtone  
song, either tap the right arrow or  
go to Settings > Ringtones and  
sounds, and then select a new  
song under the desired ringtone  
profile.  
1
2
Right arrow — Tap to view and edit the  
associated settings.  
•
Notifications — Displays notification  
messages, such as missed calls,  
Emails, messages, and others.  
Tap to edit the corresponding ringtone profile  
settings. See “Ringtones and Sounds Settings”  
on page 63.  
3
4
Tap the right arrow for additional options.  
To view a notification, tap the alert.  
5
Press the Home/Back key to close the  
Connection Manager.  
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If you are in a call or listening to music, pull down  
the Connection Manager to get back to the active  
phone call or song.  
Icon  
Information  
New Email message  
Status Bar  
New SMS or MMS  
New instant message  
New voicemail  
Alarm is set  
The status bar is located on the top of your phone  
screen. Icons appear on the status bar to notify you  
of a new message, upcoming calendar event, alarm  
or other information important to you.  
The following are the status icons that may appear  
on your smartphone:  
GPS is enabled  
GPS is connected  
Sync  
Sync error  
Outgoing call  
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Basic Smartphone Functions  
Icon  
Information  
Missed call  
Icon  
Information  
Battery is charging  
Call forwarding is active  
Speakerphone is on  
Phone is on mute  
Network signal strength is full  
Network signal strength is half  
No network signal  
Silent mode  
microSD card is installed  
Flight mode  
Vibrate mode  
3G data connection is active  
Wi-Fi connection in range  
USB is connected  
Bluetooth is connected  
Bluetooth is enabled  
Battery is fully charged  
Battery charge level is 20%  
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Basic Smartphone Functions  
NOTE: Additional panels may be present on  
your smartphone.  
Main Panels  
Your smartphone has four screen panels.  
Home Screen Panel  
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Slide your finger to the left to view the next  
screen panel.  
Slide your finger to the right to view the  
previous screen panel.  
1
2
3
Tap the screen panel indicator to open the  
screen shown below, then tap a screen  
panel to view.  
1
2
3
Favorites bar — Appears on all screen panels.  
Current screen panel indicator  
Weather widget (see “Using the Weather  
Widget” on page 35).  
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Basic Smartphone Functions  
NOTE: The configuration and applications  
available on you smartphone may vary.  
•
Slide the Home/Back button to the far right.  
1
Going Back to Home Screen  
Your smartphone provides several ways to go back  
to the home screen:  
•
If viewing a screen panel, tap the screen  
panel indicator, and then tap the Home icon  
(as shown on the previous page).  
•
Press and hold the Home/Back key for 3  
seconds.  
1
Home/Back button  
Using the Weather Widget  
The Weather widget automatically displays the  
weather based on your location.  
NOTE: Location services must be enabled to  
use this feature. See “Location Settings” on  
page 62.  
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Basic Smartphone Functions  
To manually set the location, do the following:  
3
On the QWERTY keyboard, tap the Search  
icon.  
1
Tap the current city to open the Weather  
settings screen.  
4
5
Tap to select the city on the pop-up menu.  
Tap Save.  
2
Enter the name of the new city on the Search  
bar.  
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2
Tap to toggle Fahrenheit or Celsius display.  
Tap to select interval of weather updates.  
1
2
Search bar  
Search icon  
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3
Tap the desired number of screen panels.  
Customizing the Screen Panels  
NOTE: Maximum number of screens  
available is 10.  
Changing the Wallpaper  
1
From any of the screen panels, press the  
Options key to display MyPanel pop-up  
menu.  
2
3
Tap Wallpaper.  
Tap either of the following:  
•
Pictures — To select the wallpaper  
from pictures stored in the microSD  
card.  
•
•
Wallpaper gallery — To select the  
wallpaper from the wallpaper gallery.  
Wallpaper restore — To restore the  
original wallpaper setting.  
Adding More Screen Panels  
1
From any of the screen panels, tap the  
Options menu button to display MyPanel  
pop-up menu.  
2
Tap Screen panels.  
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Basic Smartphone Functions  
Phone Display Panels  
The Phone Display panels provide access to all the applications available on your smartphone. The following  
are the applications available on your smartphone:  
NOTE: The applications available on your smartphone may vary based on the model and configuration.  
Application  
Description  
Phone  
Allows you to make calls using either the recent caller list, contacts list, or manually  
using the numeric keypad.  
Browser  
Messaging  
Email  
Allows you to browse the Internet.  
Allows you to send and receive MMS and SMS text messages.  
Allows you to send and receive e-mail messages through the Internet.  
Allows you to view, search, add, change, or delete contacts.  
Allows you to download games and applications from the Android Market.  
Allows you to watch and upload videos to YouTube from your smartphone.  
Allows you to set alerts to remind you of events, appointments, and deadlines.  
Contacts  
Market  
YouTube  
Calendar  
AT&T Music  
Allows you identify songs from many sources, share tagged music with friends and  
purchase songs from your smartphone.  
AT&T Video  
Allows you to watch Mobile Video and MobiTV on your smartphone.  
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Application  
Description  
AT&T Navigator Provides voice and on-screen driving directions on your smartphone.  
AT&T Maps  
Camera  
Allows you to search for local businesses, point of interest, and addresses.  
Allows you to capture pictures and videos.  
Pictures  
Allows you to view slideshow of pictures stored on the microSD card.  
Allows you to view your location, keep track of your friends, find places, view traffic  
situations and view directions to your destination.  
Google Maps  
Music  
Provides a rich music experience with playlist management.  
Allows you to access Facebook on your smartphone.  
Allows you to access Twitter on your smartphone.  
Allows you to connect and chat with friends.  
Facebook  
Twitter  
Google Talk  
AT&T Games  
Settings  
Allows you to play preset games on your smartphone.  
Allows you to set up connections, networks, basic functions, and applications.  
Allows you to set up, add, or delete alarms.  
Alarm  
World Clock  
Allows you to view the time in cities around the world by enabling you to add clocks  
of your favorite cities.  
Help  
Allows you to view the online help.  
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Application  
Voice Control  
Description  
Allows you to access VSuite for voice commands.  
Allows you to edit video clips.  
Video Editor  
File Mgr  
Allows you to use and manage the files on the microSD card.  
Allows you to backup the data on your phone so you can restore the original data if  
data is lost.  
Backup  
Calculator  
Notes  
Allows you to perform simple calculations.  
Allows you to record notes.  
Recorder  
Allows you to record voice and store it in the microSD card.  
Time management program that allows you to add time, date, priority, and status to  
your tasks.  
Tasks  
Mobile Banking Allows you to manage your bank account, transfer funds, pay bills, and perform other  
banking transactions on your smartphone.  
Quickoffice  
YPmobile  
GPS  
Allows you to use Quickoffice to view Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, and  
PowerPoint presentations on your smartphone.  
Allows you to find local businesses and get maps and driving directions on your  
smartphone.  
Allows you to use Where and AllSport GPS.  
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Application  
Description  
AT&T Hot Spots Allows you to search for hot spot venues.  
DM Service  
Videos  
Allows you to check and install software updates for your smartphone.  
Allows you to watch videos.  
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Moving Items on the Phone Display Panel  
Removing Items on the Phone Display Panel  
1
Tap and hold the item until the Delete icon  
appears.  
1
Tap and hold the item until the Delete icon  
appears.  
2
Tap and drag the item to its new location.  
NOTE: If you want to cancel moving the  
item, press the Back key.  
Adding Items on the Phone Display Panel  
1
Press the Options key to display the MyPanel  
pop-up.  
1
2
Tap Add.  
1
Delete icon  
3
4
Tap the type of item to add: Applications,  
Shortcuts, Native tools, or Remote widgets.  
2
Tap the Delete icon to delete the item.  
Tap an option to add the item.  
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Sleep Mode  
Your smartphone may automatically enter sleep  
mode after a period of inactivity. You can set the  
period of inactivity after which the smartphone  
enters into sleep mode using the phone settings  
menu. When in sleep mode the display turns off,  
and your smartphone consumes less battery power.  
1
Activating Sleep Mode  
Press the Power/Lock key once to activate sleep  
mode.  
Waking Up the Phone  
1
2
Press the Power/Lock or the Home/Back key.  
Tap and slide the lock panel to unlock.  
1
Lock panel  
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Phone Lock  
When not on a call, you can lock your control  
buttons and screen for security.  
Locking the Phone  
1
Tap the Settings icon, and then tap Security >  
Phone Lock Settings > Phone lock.  
2
Enter a 4-8 digit phone lock password.  
The default password for phone lock is  
“1234”. When setting the phone lock for the  
first time, enter “1234”. To set a new  
password, tap Security > Phone Lock  
Settings > Change Password (see “Phone  
Lock Setting” on page 92).  
3
Tap OK to save and exit to the previous  
screen.  
4
5
Tap Phone lock timeout.  
Tap an option to automatically lock the phone  
once the time interval has passed.  
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Unlocking the Phone  
Entering Text  
1
Tap the text field, and then enter a 4-8 digit  
When you start a program or select a field that  
requires text or numbers, the input panel appears  
automatically. You can start entering text using the  
default input method. The phone’s predictive text  
feature may automatically suggest words or  
commonly used phrases as you enter text.  
phone lock password.  
2
Tap Unlock to unlock the phone.  
Activating the Keyboard  
In applications that have a text field or a Search bar,  
tap the text field or the Search field to bring up the  
keyboard.  
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Using the Keyboard  
•
•
•
•
To toggle between upper and lower case  
letter entry, tap the Capitalize icon.  
1
To enter all text in upper case letters, tap and  
hold the Capitalize icon.  
To enter numbers or symbols, tap the  
Numbers or Symbols icon.  
To swap keyboard input methods or edit  
keyboard settings, tap and hold the Numbers  
or Symbols icon.  
•
•
To delete a character, tap the Delete icon.  
To go to the next field, tap the Enter icon.  
2
3
4
5
NOTE: The Done icon appears in place  
of the Enter icon if no succeeding text  
field is available. Tap the Done icon to  
close the keyboard.  
1
2
3
4
5
Text field — Tap to activate the keyboard.  
Capitalize icon  
Numbers or symbols icon  
Delete icon  
Enter icon  
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Closing the Keyboard  
Selecting an Input Method  
To close the keyboard, quickly swipe your finger  
from the top to the bottom of the keyboard.  
Your phone supports input in multiple languages,  
and provides the following input methods:  
•
•
•
QWERTY Keyboard  
Phone Keypad  
HandWriting  
1
2
Tap a text field, such as in a note or new  
contact, to open the input panel.  
Tap and hold the Numbers or Symbols icon to  
open the Input Method Settings screen.  
NOTE: Some keypads have a Done button.  
Press the Done button to close the keypad.  
1
1
Numbers or Symbols icon  
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Tap the input method you prefer.  
3
1
1
Numbers or Symbols icon  
Tap Keyboard Settings.  
3
Selecting Input Languages  
1
Tap a text field, such as in a note or new  
contact, to activate the keypad.  
2
Tap and hold the Numbers or Symbols icon to  
open the Input Method Settings screen.  
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4
Tap Optional Input Language to select the  
input language.  
Entering Text With QWERTY  
To type text using the standard keyboard, you  
should use the QWERTY input mode. As you type,  
each letter appears above your thumb or finger. The  
letter is not entered until you release your finger  
from the key.  
Switching to QWERTY Keyboard Mode  
1
Tap a text field, such as in a note or new  
contact, to open the input panel.  
2
Tap and hold the ABC or 123 icon to select  
QWERTY Keyboard as your input method.  
5
6
Tap the desired language.  
Tap the Home/Back button to close the Input  
Method Setting screen.  
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3
Tap the keys on the keyboard to enter text. As  
you tap the keys, word suggestions appear in  
the suggestion area. Tap a word to select it.  
NOTE: If you begin a word and are interrupted  
without finishing the word, when you return to  
finish the word, predictive text picks up with  
the new letters you begin typing rather than  
the original word. For example, you begin to  
type the word “Olympics” but only get “Oly”  
typed. When you return to add “mpics”,  
predictive text begins to predict words  
beginning with “m”.  
Entering Special Characters  
1
Tapping and holding some letters, numbers or  
symbols on the keyboard allows you to insert  
special characters.  
For example, tap and hold “n” to display other  
options. To select, slide your finger to the desired  
special character.  
2
1
2
Suggestion area  
Numbers or Symbols icon — Tap to change the  
input to numbers or symbols.  
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Or, tap and hold “$” to display other monetary  
symbols.  
Entering Numbers or Symbols  
Tap the Numbers or Symbols icon to change the  
input to numbers or symbols.  
1
2
1
2
Tap to view more symbols.  
ABC icon — Tap to change to alphabet keyboard.  
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3
Use a stylus or your finger to write anywhere  
on the screen.  
Using HandWriting  
Handwriting allows writing across the entire  
screen.  
1
Tap a text field, such as in a note or new  
contact, to open the input panel.  
2
Tap and hold the Switch Input Method icon  
and select HandWriting as your input  
method.  
The handwriting will be converted to text  
shortly after you lift the stylus or your finger  
from the screen.  
4
The suggestion area displays predicted  
words. Tap a word to select it.  
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Using the Phone Keypad  
1
2
In the Phone Keypad mode, you can text by typing  
out letters similar to texting on a numeric keypad.  
1
Tap a text field, such as in a note or new  
contact, to open the input panel.  
2
Tap and hold the Switch Input Method icon  
and select Phone Keypad as your input  
method.  
1
2
Screen  
3
Use a stylus or your finger to touch a key on  
the keypad. Characters, numbers, or symbols  
appear on the box.  
Suggestion area  
Continue touching the key to toggle different  
characters, numbers, or symbols.  
4
5
Tap the desired character, number or symbol  
to insert it immediately.  
If Auto completion is on (see page “Default  
Input Method Setting” on page 63), as you  
tap the keys, the smartphone matches the  
characters you type with the words in the  
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dictionary and displays predicted texts in the  
suggestion area. Tap a word to complete the  
entry.  
Editing Text  
Inserting the Cursor  
6
Tap the Home/Back button to exit the input  
panel.  
To insert the cursor and make corrections, do one of  
the following:  
.
•
Tap to insert the cursor where you want to  
make a correction.  
•
Tap and hold the word to bring up the pop-up  
bubble, then move the cursor left and right to  
show you where you are within the text and  
allow you to insert the cursor easily.  
1
1
Suggestion area  
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Selecting, Copying, or Cutting Text  
right to accurately highlight the text you  
want to copy or cut. Then tap and hold the  
cursor to display the Edit text pop-up menu.  
Select either Copy or Cut.  
You can select text by either of the following:  
•
Tap and hold in one place to display the Edit  
text pop-up menu. Then select either Select  
all, Select text (to select the current word),  
Copy all, or Cut all.  
Pasting Text  
Text that has been cut or copied can be pasted  
elsewhere.  
1
2
3
Open the application where you want to  
paste the text.  
In any text field, tap and hold the text field to  
display the Edit text pop-up menu.  
Tap Paste.  
•
Lightly swipe your finger over the word to  
highlight the text. Move the pins to the left or  
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Connecting to the Internet  
Your phone connects to the Internet using a cellular  
data network.  
Basic Smartphone Settings  
This section provides information about the basic  
settings for your smartphone.  
Tap the Settings icon to open the Settings screen.  
Selecting Cellular Data Networks  
You can connect to the Internet through EDGE,  
GPRS, 3G, HSDPA, or Wi-Fi networks. Check the  
carrier’s network coverage in your area for  
availability. Ensure that you get the appropriate  
service plan for a desired network.  
Display Settings  
Display settings allow you to adjust the screen  
brightness, screen timeout, and screen lock  
settings.  
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Enabling Auto Brightness  
2
In the Phone basics section, tap Display  
settings to open the Display settings screen.  
1
Tap the Settings icon to open the Settings  
screen.  
3
4
Ensure that Auto brightness is disabled.  
Tap Brightness from the Display settings  
screen to open the Brightness panel.  
2
In the Phone basics section, tap Display  
settings to open the Display settings screen.  
5
Use your finger or stylus to move the slider  
left or right on the screen to adjust the  
brightness.  
1
1
Slider  
3
Enable Auto brightness to activate auto  
brightness.  
6
Tap OK to save and exit the Brightness panel.  
Setting Brightness Manually  
1
Tap the Settings icon to open the Settings  
screen.  
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Setting Compatibility Mode  
Setting Screen Timeout  
Certain Google Market Place applications may not  
display correctly. Set the compatibility mode on  
your smartphone to improve application viewing.  
1
2
3
Tap the Settings icon to open the Settings  
screen.  
In the Phone basics section, tap Display  
settings to open the Display settings screen.  
1
2
3
Tap the Settings icon to open the Settings  
screen.  
Tap Screen timeout to open the Screen  
timeout panel.  
In the Phone basics section, tap Display  
settings to open the Display settings screen.  
Tap to select the Compatibility mode settings  
box to change settings.  
4
5
Tap Compatibility.  
Tap either Center or Scale.  
Setting Font Size  
1
2
3
4
Tap the Settings icon to open the Settings  
screen.  
4
5
Tap any of the available options to select the  
idle time after which the screen turns off.  
In the Phone basics section, tap Display  
settings to open the Display settings screen.  
To exit the screen, tap Cancel.  
Tap Font settings to open the Font settings  
panel.  
Tap an option to set the font size.  
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4
5
6
Tap Set time zone to open the Set time zone  
screen.  
Date & Time Settings  
Date and time settings allow you to set the date,  
time, time zone, and formats.  
Slide your finger up or down on the screen to  
view the entire list.  
Setting the Date and Time Automatically By the  
Network  
Tap the time zone you desire to select.  
1
Tap the Settings icon to open the Settings  
screen.  
2
In the Phone basics section, tap Date & time  
settings to open the Date & time settings  
screen.  
3
Tap Automatic to set the date and time using  
the network provided values.  
Setting the Date and Time Automatically By Time  
Zone  
1
Tap the Settings icon to open the Settings  
screen.  
2
In the Phone basics section, tap Date & time  
settings to open the Date & time settings  
screen.  
The date and time are automatically set based on  
the selected time zone.  
3
Tap the Automatic box to disable setting the  
date and time by network.  
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Setting the Date Manually  
Setting the Time Manually  
1
Tap the Settings icon to open the Settings  
screen.  
1
Tap the Settings icon to open the Settings  
screen.  
2
In the Phone basics section, tap Date & time  
settings to open the Date & time settings  
screen.  
2
In the Phone basics section, tap Date & time  
settings to open the Date & time settings  
screen.  
3
4
Tap the Automatic box to disable setting the  
date and time by network.  
3
Tap the Automatic box to disable setting the  
date and time by network.  
Tap Set date to open the Change date panel.  
4
5
Tap Set time to open the Change time panel.  
Slide your finger up or down on each field to  
change the time.  
5
6
Slide your finger up or down on each field to  
change the Month, Day, and Year.  
Tap Save to save your changes and exit the  
Change date panel.  
6
Tap Save to save your changes and exit the  
Change time panel.  
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Setting the Time to 24-hour Time Format  
Setting Date Format  
1
Tap the Settings icon to open the Settings  
screen.  
1
Tap the Settings icon to open the Settings  
screen.  
2
In the Phone basics section, tap Date & time  
settings to open the Date & time settings  
screen.  
2
In the Phone Basics section, tap Date & time  
settings to open the Date & time settings  
screen.  
3
In the Set format section, tap Use 24-hour  
format to display the time in 24-hour format.  
3
4
Tap Select date format to open the Select  
date format panel.  
Tap the date format you prefer from the list.  
5
Tap OK to save and exit the Select Date  
Format panel.  
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Location Settings  
Language Settings  
Location settings allow you to select the source the  
smartphone will use to determine your location.  
The language settings allow you to set the display  
language and the input method.  
Enabling Location Settings  
Selecting the Display Language  
1
2
3
Tap the Settings icon to open the Settings  
screen.  
1
Tap the Settings icon to open the Settings  
screen.  
In the Phone basics section, tap My Location  
to open the My Location screen.  
2
In the Phone basics section, tap Language  
and input > Select Language to open the  
Language screen.  
In the My location sources, tap Enable GPS  
satellites.  
3
Tap to select the language you prefer from  
the list. The screen exits automatically after  
your selection.  
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Default Input Method Setting  
•
•
Recognize waiting — Slide the bar to  
set the waiting time in seconds to  
recognize handwriting.  
1
2
3
4
Tap the Settings icon to open the Settings  
screen.  
ABC Input mode interval — Tap to  
select the interval time (milliseconds)  
between tapping keys.  
In the Phone basics section, tap Language  
and input to open the Language screen.  
Tap Default input method to open the Input  
methods settings screen.  
Ringtones and Sounds Settings  
Select any of the following settings:  
Ringtones and Sounds settings allow you to change  
or create a ringtone profile, select a profile to use,  
and edit an existing profile.  
•
•
•
•
•
•
Vibrate on — Tap to turn on vibrate  
when a key is pressed.  
Auto Completion on — Tap to enable  
auto complete.  
Selecting a Profile  
AutoCaps on — Tap to enable auto  
caps function.  
1
Tap the Settings icon to open the Settings  
screen.  
Optional Input language — Tap to  
select the first input language.  
2
Tap Ringtones and sounds to open the  
Ringtones and sounds settings. The check  
mark appears beside the selected ringtone  
Pen color — Tap to select the pen color  
for handwriting input method.  
Pen width — Tap to select the pen  
width for handwriting input method.  
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profile. The available profiles include Ring,  
Vibrate, Silent, Ring and vibrate, and  
Airplane.  
4
Tap the Options menu button, and then tap  
Select to activate the ringtone profile.  
1
2
NOTE: You can also select the ringtone  
profile using the Connection Manager.  
.
1
2
Options menu button  
Options menu  
3
Tap the ringtone profile you want to select.  
The Ringtone profile screen is displayed.  
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Changing Ringtones and Alerts  
•
Alert Style — Tap Ring, Vibrate, or Ring  
and Vibrate on the panel to change the  
alert style and tap OK to exit.  
1
2
3
Tap the Settings icon to open the Settings  
screen.  
Tap Ringtones and sounds to open the  
Ringtones and sounds settings.  
Edit the individual settings by tapping the  
options on the screen.  
NOTE: You can only change the alert  
style in Ring and vibrate mode or a  
custom ringtone profile that you  
created.  
•
Audible selection — Select this option  
to play sound when tapping the screen.  
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Volume — Slide your finger right/left on  
•
•
Ringtone — Tap Ringtone or a specific  
alert from the Ringtone Profile Settings  
screen to open the Ringtones screen.  
Tap to select the ringtone you prefer,  
and then tap OK to exit.  
the screen to increase/decrease the  
volume and tap OK to exit.  
•
•
Message alert — Tap this option to set  
the message alert tone.  
Email alert — Tap this option to set the  
Email alert tone.  
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•
•
•
Calendar alert — Tap this option to set  
the calendar alert tone.  
Online Help  
Tap the Help icon to view the online help manual for  
additional information.  
Alarm alert — Tap this option to set the  
alarm alert tone.  
NOTE: You may also access online help and  
additional information on Dell Aero at  
support.Dell.com/Aero.  
Reminder alert — Tap this option to set  
the reminder alert tone.  
4
Tap Save to save settings and close the  
screen.  
Wizard Settings  
The wizard provides visual tutorial on setting up and  
using your smartphone.  
1
2
3
Tap the Settings icon.  
In the Applications section, tap Wizard.  
Follow the instructions on the screen.  
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Using the Smartphone  
You can make calls using your smartphone by either  
tapping a number in your contacts list or recent  
caller list. You can also dial a number manually  
using the Phone icon that appears on the screen.  
Dialing a Number Using the On-Screen Dialer  
1
Tap the Phone icon to open the Phone  
screen.  
Making a Call  
You can make calls using either the on-screen  
dialer, Contacts, Call log, Favorites, or Voice Control.  
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2
Tap the on-screen dial pad to enter a number.  
Use the Backspace icon to make  
corrections.  
2
3
1
4
5
6
As you dial the numbers, the phone will auto-match  
the numbers already stored in your Contacts list.  
Both the number you are dialing and the potential  
matches are displayed. If you see a match, you can  
tap it to make the call.  
If no matching result is found, finish dialing the  
number and then tap the Call tab to dial the number  
you entered.  
1
2
3
4
5
6
Home/Back button  
Call tab  
Options menu button  
Backspace icon  
Matching numbers from Contacts  
On-screen dial pad  
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You can switch out of the In call screen by tapping  
the Home/Back button to continue using other  
features on the phone.  
Ending a Call  
Tap the End call tab to end the phone call.  
The Ongoing call icon will be displayed in the status  
bar during your phone call.  
1
NOTE: Making a new phone call before ending  
the current call places the current call on hold.  
1
Ongoing call icon  
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Dialing a Number Using the Call Log  
Redialing the Last Called Number  
1
Tap the Phone icon to open the Phone  
screen.  
1
Tap the Phone icon to open the Phone  
screen.  
2
3
Tap Redial to display the last called number.  
Tap Call.  
2
Tap the Call log icon to open the Call log  
screen.  
1
1
Call log icon  
3
4
Tap a contact from the log.  
Tap Call.  
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Dialing a Number Using Your Contacts  
3
Scroll through the list and tap the Call icon to  
the right of the contact to place a call.  
1
Tap the Phone icon to open the Phone  
screen.  
2
Tap the Contacts icon to open the Contacts  
list.  
1
1
1
Call icon  
NOTE: When scrolling through the  
Contacts list, be sure to scroll through  
the middle of the list and not the far right  
to avoid accidentally calling someone  
that you do not intend to call.  
1
Contacts icon  
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Dialing a Number Using Your Favorites  
Answering or Rejecting  
an Incoming Call  
To answer a call, tap and drag the slider to Answer.  
To reject a call, drag the slider to Decline.  
1
Tap the Phone icon to open the Phone  
screen.  
2
Tap the Favorites icon to open the Favorites  
screen.  
1
1
1
Slider  
1
Favorites icon  
3
4
Tap a contact from the list.  
Tap Call.  
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Using the Smartphone  
The call log lists all incoming, outgoing, and  
missed calls.  
Accessing the Call Log  
1
Tap the Phone icon to open the Phone  
screen.  
1
2
Tap the Call log icon to open the call log  
screen.  
2
1
1
2
Call log tab  
All  
Missed  
Received  
Dialed  
1
Call log icon  
Failed  
Received/Dialed/Missed calls icon  
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Tap Call to call the contact.  
To sort the call list, tap the Call log tab, then select  
sorting view.  
•
•
Tap View contact to view the contact  
details.  
To delete a contact from the Call log list, change the  
category, or view call time, tap the Options menu  
button.  
•
•
•
Tap Edit and call to edit contact details  
then call the contact.  
Tap Send message to send a message  
to the contact.  
Using the Call Log  
1
Tap and hold a contact to open the pop-up  
menu.  
Tap Send contact to send the selected  
contact’s information to another  
contact.  
•
Tap Remove from call log to remove the  
contact from the call log list.  
1
1
Pop-up menu  
2
Perform any of the options below as  
required:  
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3
Enter the contact information. Continue  
adding data to the remaining fields by  
tapping on the next field you would like to  
edit.  
Contacts  
Adding New Contacts  
1
2
Tap the Contacts icon.  
Tap Add Contact.  
NOTE: To close the keypad, swipe your  
finger from the top to the bottom of the  
keypad. See “Closing the Keyboard” on  
page 47.  
1
2
3
Tap the Add icon to add an icon for the  
contact.  
Tap the Add Field tab on the bottom of the  
screen to add more information.  
1
2
Add Contact tab  
Please input name field — To search a contact,  
enter the contact’s name here.  
3
Call icon — Tap to call Contact  
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Adding a Contact to Favorites  
Tap the Delete icon to delete a field.  
1
1
In the Contacts screen, tap a contact to open  
the Edit Contact screen.  
2
Press the Options key, and then tap Add to  
Favorites.  
2
Synchronizing with Facebook Contacts  
You can manually sync your Facebook contacts to  
your smartphone Contacts.  
NOTE: You must enable the Synchronize  
address book setting in Facebook before you  
can sync to your Contacts (see “Account  
Settings” on page 111).  
3
1
2
Tap the Contacts icon to open the Contacts  
screen.  
Press the Options key, and then tap Sync  
with Facebook.  
1
2
3
Save tab  
Delete icon  
Add Field tab  
4
Tap the Save tab to save your contact  
information and exit. Tap the Home/Back  
button to exit without saving.  
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2
Tap any of the available options to enter the  
sub menu.  
Call Settings  
The following options are available from the Call  
settings screen:  
1
2
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Fixed Dial Number list  
Call barring  
Call forwarding  
Other basic settings  
My SIM number  
Dialing prefix number  
Speed dial  
Voice mail  
In-call timer  
TTY settings  
Editing Call Settings  
Open the Settings > Call settings screen.  
1
1
2
Settings screen  
Call settings screen  
3
To exit the screen tap the Home/Back button.  
See the following sections for more information on  
each Call setting option.  
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3
Tap Manage FDN list. If you have numbers on  
your SIM card you will be able to select  
them. If not, you will be able to add contacts  
or numbers to your list.  
Fixed Dial Number (FDN) List  
The FDN list allows you to restrict outgoing calls  
from your phone to a preset list of numbers. To  
enable this feature, you must know the SIM PIN2  
code for your phone. You can obtain this number  
from your cellular operator, provided this feature is  
supported.  
Managing the FDN list  
1
In the Call settings screen, tap Fixed dialing  
number.  
2
Type in your PIN2 number to enable this the  
FDN feature.  
4
To add new numbers, tap Add. Type the name  
and number of the contact and then tap  
Save. Your FDN list now includes the newly  
added contact.  
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5
Continue adding numbers until you have all  
the contacts you wish to include on the FDN  
list.  
You may also edit or delete contacts at any  
time.  
6
To disable FDN functionality, tap the FDN  
Enabled option again.  
Call Barring  
The call barring screen allows you to restrict  
outgoing or incoming calls from a specific number  
or contact.  
To enable or disable the call barring functions, tap  
the option on the Call barring screen that you want  
like to set up.  
To exit the Call barring screen, tap the Home/Back  
button.  
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The following are the available call forwarding  
options:  
Call Forwarding  
The Call forwarding option allows you to forward  
your calls directly to voicemail or to other numbers.  
•
Always forward  
—
Select to enable this  
feature and specify a forwarding number.  
When this feature is enabled, the Forward  
when busy, Forward when unanswered,  
Forward when unreachable are disabled.  
•
•
•
Forward when busy  
—
Select to enable this  
feature. When enabled, incoming calls are  
forwarded to a voicemail when you are on a  
call.  
Forward when unanswered  
—
Select to  
enable this feature. When enabled, incoming  
calls are forwarded to a voicemail when  
unanswered.  
Forward when unreachable  
—
Select to  
enable this feature. When enabled, calls are  
forwarded to a voicemail if an incoming call  
cannot connect.  
To exit the Call forwarding screen, tap the Home/  
Back button.  
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The following are the available options:  
Caller number Select to change the caller  
number settings. Options are:  
Other Basic Call Settings  
•
—
•
Network default — Tap to use the  
default network setting.  
•
Hide number — Tap to hide your  
number to your call recipients. Your call  
recipients will see your number as an  
unknown number.  
•
Show number — Tap to show your  
number to your call recipients. Your  
phone number and Caller number  
picture will appear on your call  
recipient’s phone provided the call  
recipient’s phone supports this feature.  
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•
Call waiting  
—
Enable Call waiting to display  
Dialing Prefix Number  
incoming calls when you are on a call.  
Disable to ignore incoming calls when you  
are already on a call.  
The Dialing Prefix Number option allows you to set  
up to two prefix numbers when making calls.  
NOTE: When call waiting is set to ignore  
incoming calls, routing of the ignored call  
is determined by your Call forwarding  
settings.  
•
•
Auto answer  
calls automatically without performing any  
action.  
—
Select to answer incoming  
Auto redial  
—
Select to auto redial a call that  
failed the first time.  
To exit this screen, tap the Home/Back button.  
My SIM number  
The My SIM number option allows you to view the  
SIM name and number.  
1
2
Tap to enable the Dialing prefix number box.  
Enter a prefix number. Tap the next text field  
to enter another prefix number.  
3
To save settings, tap the Options menu  
button, then tap Save.  
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Setting Up Speed Dialing  
Speed Dial  
Tap the Add icon to add a name from Contacts or  
tap a number icon to enter the phone number  
directly.  
The speed dialing option allows you to set up your  
most frequently used numbers for quick dialing.  
Using Speed Dialing  
Tap the Phone icon, and then tap and hold the  
Speed dial number. For example, tap and hold 1 to  
call Speed dial #1.  
1
To exit this screen, tap the Home/Back button.  
1
Add icon  
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Voicemail  
Setting the In-Call Timer  
Your Voicemail number is set by your cellular  
operator and is stored on your SIM card. Use the  
Voicemail option to view your voicemail number.  
The in-call timer allows you to monitor the duration  
of your calls. You can set the timer to 30, 60, 90, or  
120 seconds. You will hear a tone at the interval set.  
You can also use this option to enable or disable the  
in-call timer function.  
1
2
Tap Settings > Call Settings > In-call timer.  
Tap the appropriate in-call timer option from  
the list.  
1
2
Tap Settings > Call Settings > Voice mail.  
When you have completed using the  
voicemail option, tap OK to save and exit the  
screen.  
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TTY Settings  
Turning On Bluetooth  
Use the TTY settings to set TTY.  
1
Tap and slide the status bar downwards to  
open the Connection Manager.  
1
2
Tap Settings > Call Settings > TTY Settings.  
Tap the appropriate TTY option from the list.  
2
If Bluetooth is not turned on, tap it to enable  
Bluetooth connections.  
Managing Bluetooth Connections  
®
Bluetooth is a short-range wireless  
communication technology. Using Bluetooth  
technology, devices within a 10 meter range can  
exchange information without requiring a physical  
connection.  
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•
•
Device name — Tap to change the  
name of your smartphone. This is the  
name that appears on other Bluetooth  
devices.  
Changing Bluetooth Settings  
1
Tap and slide the status bar downwards to  
open the Connection Manager.  
2
Tap the Bluetooth right arrow to display the  
Bluetooth settings screen.  
Scan for devices — Tap to scan for  
Bluetooth devices.  
Pairing With Bluetooth Devices  
1
Tap and slide the status bar downwards to  
open the Connection Manager.  
Ensure that Bluetooth is enabled on your  
smartphone before you begin to pair with  
another device.  
2
3
4
Tap the Bluetooth right arrow to display the  
Bluetooth settings screen.  
Select a Bluetooth device listed in Bluetooth  
devices screen to initiate a connection.  
You might be prompted to enter a passkey to  
authenticate. Enter the same passkey on  
both devices, or enter the specific passkey  
provided by the device manufacturer.  
•
Discoverable — Enable Discoverable  
to make your smartphone discoverable  
to other Bluetooth devices in 120  
seconds.  
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2
If Wi-Fi disabled, tap it to enable Wi-Fi  
connections.  
Managing Wi-Fi Connections  
Wi-Fi or wireless fidelity is a network that allows  
Internet connection within 100 meters of a wireless  
access point.  
Turning On Wi-Fi  
1
Tap and slide the status bar downwards to  
open the Connection Manager.  
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Changing Wi-Fi Settings  
Adding a Wi-Fi Network  
1
Tap and slide the status bar downwards to  
open the Connection Manager.  
1
2
3
4
Tap and slide the status bar downwards to  
open the Connection Manager.  
2
Tap the Wi-Fi right arrow to display the Wi-Fi  
settings screen to set up and manage  
wireless access points.  
Tap the Wi-Fi right arrow to display the Wi-Fi  
settings screen.  
Tap Add a Wi-Fi network to search and add  
an new network manually.  
3
Tap Network notification to display or sound  
an alert when a network is available.  
Enter the network SSID, Type, Security, and  
other security settings.  
NOTE: The above screen may vary based  
on the selected Security setting.  
5
Tap Save to add the Wi-Fi network.  
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Connecting to a Wi-Fi Network  
Mobile Networks  
The Mobile Networks settings enable you to set  
options for roaming and networks.  
1
Tap and slide the status bar downwards to  
open the Connection Manager.  
2
Tap the Wi-Fi right arrow to display the Wi-Fi  
settings screen.  
1
Tap and slide the status bar downwards to  
open the Connection Manager.  
3
4
Tap an available network on the list.  
2
Tap the Mobile Network right arrow to  
display the Mobile Networks settings screen.  
When prompted, enter the security  
password.  
5
Tap Connect.  
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Configuring Mobile Networks  
Security Options  
SIM Lock Settings  
•
•
•
•
•
Current Network  
view your current network.  
Operator selection Use this setting to  
select a network operator.  
Preferred networks Select this setting to  
set network preferences.  
Search mode Select this setting to set the  
—
Select this setting to  
In the Settings screen, tap Security > SIM lock  
settings to enable the SIM card lock and change  
your pin code.  
—
—
—
search mode to manual or auto.  
Network mode — Select this setting to set  
the preferred network mode.  
•
•
Lock SIM — Select to lock your SIM card.  
Change PIN — Select this setting to change  
your SIM card’s PIN code.  
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Phone Lock Setting  
•
•
Phone lock — Select to set the phone lock.  
Change password — Select this setting to  
change the password for your phone. The  
default password is “1234”.  
In the Settings menu, tap Security > Phone lock  
settings to open Phone Lock Setting and set the  
Phone lock and change your password.  
Change PIN2  
NOTE: The phone lock feature may not be  
available on your smartphone.  
In the Settings menu, tap Security > Change PIN2 to  
change the PIN2 code.  
Change Call Barring Password  
In the Settings menu, tap Security > Change call  
barring password to change the call barring  
password.  
Change Factory Password  
In the Settings menu, tap Security > Change factory  
password to change the factory password.  
Restore Factory Password  
In the Settings menu, tap Security > Restore factory  
password to restore the factory password.  
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Master Reset  
Resetting the Smartphone  
You can reset your smartphone to the factory  
default settings.  
Select this option to reset all user settings to the  
factory default settings. However, all data stored on  
your smartphone, such as Contacts, are not  
deleted.  
Master Clear  
1
2
3
In the Settings menu, tap Master clear &  
reset > Master reset.  
Select this option to reset all user settings to the  
factory default settings and delete all data stored  
on your smartphone, such as calendar events,  
tasks, and contacts, including contents that you  
have downloaded, such as applications,  
wallpapers, and ringtones.  
Enter the master reset password. The default  
password is “1234”.  
Tap OK to reset the smartphone.  
Storage Information  
1
2
3
In the Settings menu, tap Master clear &  
reset > Master clear.  
Managing SD Card and Phone Storage  
Enter the master clear password. The default  
password is “1234”.  
In the Settings menu, tap Storage Information to  
view storage information such as Total space,  
Available space on your smartphone and SD card.  
Tap OK to reset the smartphone.  
To safely remove your SD card, tap Safely remove  
storage card.  
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To delete applications and clear user data, tap  
Manage storage.  
Using Voice Command  
1
Open Voice Control application by one of the  
following methods:  
•
•
Tap the Voice Control icon.  
Press and hold the Options key.  
2
When the application prompts you to speak  
an available command from the menu, such  
as Call (number or contact name) or Check  
battery, say the command in normal  
conversation tone and speed.  
3
If the application recognizes the command  
you said, it may prompt you for a  
confirmation, select Yes or No.  
NOTE: To view the tutorial, press the  
Options key, and then tap Tutorial at the  
bottom of the screen.  
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•
Shortcuts — Allows you to select what  
shortcuts are activated with the Go To  
command.  
Configuring Voice Command  
1
Open Voice Control application by one of the  
following methods:  
•
•
Dialing Region — Allows you to select  
the region that you are dialing from.  
•
•
Tap the Voice Control icon.  
Press and hold the Options key.  
About — Allows you to view the  
software version.  
2
3
4
Press the Options key.  
Tap Settings at the bottom of the screen.  
Tap any of the following:  
•
Confirmation — Allows you to control  
whether the system should ask you to  
confirm a name or number.  
•
Adaptation — Allows you to improve  
voice recognition of primary user. You  
will be prompted to speak several  
commands for the system to record  
which will improve voice recognition of  
user.  
•
Audio Modes — Allows you to set the  
level of audio assistance.  
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Using Internet Features  
Viewing Web Pages  
Internet Browser  
On the Favorites bar, tap the Browser icon to open  
the Browser screen.  
1
Open the Browser screen and tap the Web  
address tab to open the web address screen.  
1
1
Web address tab  
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2
3
Tap the current web address to bring you to  
the search screen.  
2
Select a web address from the list or tap the  
Search on Internet field to enter the web  
address manually.  
1
4
5
Possible matches appear on a list of links as  
you enter the web address. Select a match  
or continue entering the web address.  
Tap the Go icon to follow the link to the  
selected address.  
1
Search on Internet field  
Go icon  
2
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Navigating Web Pages  
To zoom in, pinch the section of the screen where  
you want to zoom in (see “Touch screen gesture”  
on page 29).  
To zoom out, expand your fingers at the section of  
the screen where you want to zoom out (see “Touch  
screen gesture” on page 29).  
Slide your finger across the screen to display the  
Page Bar.  
Tap the Previous Page icon to view the previous  
web page.  
Tap the Next Page icon to view the next web page.  
5
Tap the Browser Overview icon to add a new  
window and manage opened web pages.  
1
2
3
4
Tap the Save Page icon to bookmark the page.  
1
2
Previous Page icon  
Next Page icon  
3
4
5
Browser Overview icon  
Save Page icon  
Page Bar  
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Browser Overview  
1
2
3
Opens a new window  
Browser overview allows you to open and manage  
multiple web pages.  
Opened web page window  
Close icon  
1
Tap New window to open a new web page.  
2
3
4
Tap a window to view the opened web page.  
Tap the Close icon to close opened pages.  
For more options, tap the Options menu  
button, and then tap any of the following:  
2
3
1
•
•
•
New window — To open a new  
window.  
Bookmarks — To view saved  
bookmarks.  
History — To view the history of visited  
web pages.  
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Adding Bookmarks  
Bookmarks  
1
Open the Browser screen and tap the  
Options menu button to open the options  
menu.  
You can store your favorite web pages as  
bookmarks in your phone browser.  
Viewing Bookmarks  
2
3
Tap Bookmarks on the options menu to open  
the Bookmarks screen.  
1
Open the Browser screen and tap the  
Options menu button.  
Tap Add new to open the Bookmark link  
screen.  
2
Tap Bookmarks on the options menu to open  
the available bookmarks.  
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Tap Save to save and exit the screen.  
4
Enter a name and web address in the  
appropriate fields.  
5
NOTE: You can also save bookmarks  
using the Save page icon on page  
“Navigating Web Pages” on page 98.  
1
2
1
Name field  
2
Location field  
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•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Refresh — Tap this option to refresh the web  
page.  
Browser Options  
Tap the Options menu button to access the  
following browser options:  
Windows — Tap this option to open a new  
window.  
Home page — Tap this option to go to the  
home page.  
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Bookmarks — Tap this option to view a  
saved bookmark.  
History — Tap this option to view the web  
pages you visited recently.  
Copy text — Tap this option to use the copy  
and paste function.  
Downloads — Tap this option to view the  
history of your downloads.  
Settings — Tap this option to change  
browser settings (see “Browser Settings” on  
page 103).  
1
Options menu button  
•
More actions — Tap this option to set a web  
page as your home page, view page info,  
share a page, toggle to full screen view,  
toggle orientation, and to use the find option  
on page.  
•
Go to — Tap this option to enter a web  
address to a web page that you want to visit.  
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•
Exit — Tap to close the Browser screen.  
•
•
•
•
•
Enable JavaScript — Enable this setting to  
enable JavaScript.  
Browser Settings  
Set home page — Select this setting to set  
your home page.  
To change Browser settings, from the Browser  
screen, tap the Options menu button and select  
Settings.  
Set preloaded home page — Select this  
setting to set the preloaded home page.  
Search Portal — Select this setting to set the  
default search engine to use.  
NOTE: To change the Browser settings, you  
must be on the Browser's home page.  
Data connection — Select this setting to set  
the data network to which you want to  
connect.  
NOTE: The Internet service provider options  
are dependent on your network operator. The  
options you see may vary depending on the  
options provided by your network operator.  
•
•
•
•
•
Clear cache — Select this setting to delete  
all cached page contents.  
The following are the available Browser settings:  
Clear history — Select this setting to clear  
the browser navigation history.  
•
•
•
•
Set text size — Select this setting to set the  
size of the text displayed on web pages.  
Accept cookies — Enable this setting to  
allow sites to save and read “cookie” data.  
Set text encoding — Select this setting to set  
the character encoding type.  
Clear all cookie data — Select this setting to  
delete all browser cookies.  
Block pop-up windows — Enable this setting  
to prevent pop-up windows from appearing.  
Remember form data — Enable this setting  
to save the data you typed in forms for later  
use.  
Load images — Enable this setting to display  
images on web pages.  
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•
•
Clear form data — Select this setting to  
delete all saved form data.  
Twitter  
Twitter comes preinstalled on your smartphone.  
Remember passwords — Enable this setting  
to save usernames and passwords for  
websites.  
Logging In to Twitter  
•
•
Clear passwords — Select this setting to  
delete all saved passwords.  
1
2
Tap the Twitter icon.  
Enter the Username or Email and the  
Password.  
Show security warning — Enable this setting  
to show security warnings if there is a  
problem with a website.  
3
Tap Sign in.  
NOTE: To create a new account, tap Create an  
account, and then follow the instruction on the  
screen.  
•
Restore to default — Select this setting to  
clear all browser data and reset all settings  
to factory default.  
Using Twitter  
Updating Tweets  
1
2
Tap the Twitter icon.  
Login to Twitter (see “Logging In to Twitter“  
on the right).  
3
To update Tweet, type in the What’s  
happening? field, and then tap Update.  
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Viewing Messages  
1
2
Tap the Twitter icon.  
Login to Twitter (see “Logging In to Twitter”  
on page 104).  
3
4
Press the Options key, and then tap  
Messages.  
Personal emails from those you are  
connected to are displayed on the screen.  
To refresh, press the Options key, and then  
tap Refresh.  
To send a message, press the Options key,  
and then tap New message.  
To delete a message, press the Options key,  
and then tap Delete message.  
Viewing the Trends  
1
2
Tap the Twitter icon.  
Following Tweets  
Login to Twitter (see “Logging In to Twitter”  
on page 104).  
1
2
Tap the Twitter icon.  
Login to Twitter (see “Logging In to Twitter”  
on page 104).  
3
4
Press the Options key, and then tap Trends.  
The top 10 tweets are displayed on the  
screen. Tap a tweet to view tweets.  
3
Press the Options key, and then tap My  
account to display your Profile screen.  
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4
To view the people who you are following,  
3
4
Press the Options key, and then tap Search.  
tap the right arrow of following. To view the  
people who are following you, tap the right  
arrow of followers.  
Enter the keywords to search on the Search  
bar, and then tap the Search icon.  
Uploading Photos to Twitter  
5
Tap the name of the person to view more  
information.  
1
2
Tap the Twitter icon.  
Login to Twitter (see “Logging In to Twitter”  
on page 104).  
Adding Favorite Tweets  
1
2
Tap the Twitter icon.  
3
4
5
Press the Options key, and then tap Upload  
photo.  
Login to Twitter (see “Logging In to Twitter”  
on page 104).  
Enter the subject of the photo to upload on  
the text field.  
3
4
Press the Options key, and then tap  
Favorites.  
Press the Options key, and then tap one of  
the following:  
The screen displays the tweets you have  
tagged.  
•
Select photo — To select a photo  
stored in the microSD card.  
5
6
Tap the tweet you want to add as favorites.  
Press the Options key, and then tap Add to  
Favorites.  
•
Capture photo — To capture a photo  
using your phone’s camera.  
Searching Tweets  
1
2
Tap the Twitter icon.  
Login to Twitter (see “Logging In to Twitter”  
on page 104).  
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Facebook  
Facebook, a social networking site, comes  
preinstalled on your smartphone.  
Logging In to Facebook  
1
2
3
Tap the Facebook icon.  
Enter the Email and the Password.  
Tap Login to start using Facebook.  
NOTE: To create a new account, tap Sign Up,  
and then follow the instruction on the screen.  
Using Facebook  
1
Tap the Facebook icon.  
Updating Your Status  
NOTE: You must sign in to Facebook  
before you access your account (see  
“Logging In to Facebook” on page 107).  
1
2
3
4
Tap the Facebook icon to open the Facebook  
screen.  
Press the Options key, and then tap Status  
update.  
2
Tap an icon to access the function.  
Tap the What’s on your mind? field, and then  
enter your thoughts.  
Tap Share.  
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Finding Friends  
1
2
3
4
Tap the Facebook icon to open the Facebook  
screen.  
Press the Options key, and then tap Find  
friends.  
Enter the Email, Phone Number, or User  
Name of the friend you want to find.  
Tap Find friends.  
Writing on Friends’ Wall  
1
Tap the Facebook icon to open the Facebook  
screen.  
2
3
Tap Friends.  
Enter the name of your friend or scroll down  
the screen to find your friend, then tap your  
friend to open his/her profile screen.  
4
5
Tap the Write something here field, then  
enter the message you want to write on your  
friend’s wall.  
Tap Share.  
Sending Messages to Friends  
1
Tap the Facebook icon to open the Facebook  
screen.  
2
Tap Friends.  
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3
Enter the name of your friend or scroll down  
the screen to find your friend, then tap your  
friend to open his/her profile screen.  
3
Tap either one of the following tabs to display  
messages:  
•
Messages — To view messages  
received from friends. Tap the message  
to reply.  
4
5
Press the Options key, and then tap Send a  
Message.  
Enter your message.  
•
•
Sent — To view messages you sent to  
friends.  
Viewing Messages  
Updates — To view special messages  
from various pages.  
1
Tap the Facebook icon to open the Facebook  
screen.  
Viewing Requests  
Tap the Facebook icon to open the Facebook  
screen.  
2
Tap Inbox.  
1
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2
Tap Requests.  
4
5
Tap Change to modify your response.  
3
Tap the request category to view.  
Tap one of the following options: Attending,  
Maybe Attending, or Not Attending.  
Viewing Events  
1
2
3
Tap the Facebook icon to open the Facebook  
screen.  
6
Tap OK.  
Managing Photos  
Tap the Facebook icon to open the Facebook  
screen.  
Tap Events to display upcoming and past  
events.  
1
To accept or decline an event, tap the event.  
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2
3
4
Tap Photos.  
To set the photo as wallpaper, tap the Set As icon.  
Tap the photo album that you want to view.  
Tap a photo to enlarge the view.  
To write a caption for the photo, tap the Caption  
icon.  
To upload photos from your smartphone to  
Facebook, see “Sharing Pictures” on page 136.  
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2
Account Settings  
On the Facebook screen, press the Options key, and  
then tap Settings. The following are the available  
settings:  
General Settings  
•
•
Notifications — Tap to turn on/off  
notifications. When turned off, the individual  
Notification settings are disabled.  
Refresh interval — Tap to select the refresh  
interval option.  
1
2
3
Share icon  
Set As icon  
Caption icon  
Notification settings  
Messages — Tap to turn on/off notification  
when new messages are received.  
•
To share the photo, tap the Share icon.  
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•
•
Pokes — Tap to turn on/off notification when  
a friend pokes you.  
NOTE: If Synchronize address book is  
turned on, you can also manually sync  
Facebook Contacts to your phone’s  
Contacts (see “Synchronizing with  
Facebook Contacts” on page 77).  
Friend requests — Tap to turn on/off  
notification when somebody asks permission  
to add you as friend.  
•
•
•
Always show sync dialog — Tap to turn on/  
off prompt that asks you whether to allow  
sync to occur.  
•
•
Event invites — Tap to turn on/off notification  
when a friend invites you to an event.  
Group invites — Tap to turn on/off  
notification when a friend invites you to join a  
group.  
Clear Facebook contact — Tap to remove all  
synchronized Facebook contact information  
from your phone’s Contacts.  
Advance Settings  
View display settings — To set the day/hour  
interval to check for updates.  
•
•
•
Reset — Tap to clear all data and reset to  
restore the default settings.  
Facebook Sync Settings  
Clear cached images — Tap to clear all  
cached images.  
Tap to turn on/off synchronization of individual  
items, such as: profile picture, email address,  
birthday, phone number, and birthday event.  
Synchronize address book — Tap to turn on  
automatic synchronization of Facebook  
Contacts to your phone’s Contacts.  
Help  
Tap Help Tips to view the help information.  
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Other Settings  
•
•
•
Camera capture photo size — Tap to  
compress pictures.  
Security: use https — Tap to enable/disable  
access to https sites.  
Enable Facebook service — Tap to enable/  
disable other applications to use Facebook  
or leave Facebook permanently connected.  
NOTE: If Enable Facebook service is  
turned on, you do not have to log into  
Facebook each time you access the  
application.  
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You can choose between Email applications to  
manage your Email. Your smartphone allows you to  
check Email from your corporate Exchange server,  
from your POP/IMAP accounts with your ISP  
(Internet service provider), and from Internet mail  
accounts such as AOL, Gmail, Yahoo!, and others.  
Adding an Email Account  
Adding an Internet Email Account  
1
Tap the Email icon to open the Email account  
screen.  
2
Enter the Email Address, Password, and  
From Name.  
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3
4
Tap Next to verify your account.  
In the Advanced Settings screen, tap Save to  
save your account.  
Adding an Exchange Server Account  
You can wirelessly synchronize Email, contacts,  
appointments, and other information on your  
®
smartphone with Microsoft Exchange Server.  
To wirelessly synchronize your smartphone with an  
Exchange server, you must set up an Exchange  
server account.  
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2
3
Tap the Email icon to open the Email account  
screen.  
4
5
Tap Exchange.  
Enter the Email Address, Password, and  
From Name.  
Enter the Sync Server Address and Domain.  
Enable/Disable Use https.  
Tap Next.  
6
Tap Next to establish a connection.  
During account verification, if the email  
address is not one of the standard POP3/  
IMAP accounts, the Manual setup screen  
appears.  
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(see “Adding an Internet Email Account” on  
page 114 or “Adding an Exchange Server  
Account” on page 115).  
Adding More Email Accounts  
1
Tap the Email icon to open the Email account  
screen.  
2
Tap the Add Account tab.  
Setting Up and Editing Email  
Accounts  
Tap the Email icon to open the Email Account  
screen.  
1
Editing Account Settings  
1
Tap and hold the Email account you want to  
edit.  
2
3
Tap Settings to open the settings screen.  
Scroll through the list and select the setting  
you want to change.  
NOTE: Contact your Email providers for the  
required setup information.  
1
Add Account tab  
4
5
Tap Save when you are done to save and exit  
the screen.  
3
Follow the procedures in adding an Internet  
Email Account or Exchange server account  
Tap Save to save and exit the settings  
screen.  
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Authentication — Select this setting to  
The following are the available Email Account  
settings:  
•
•
select the authentication type for your Email.  
•
•
•
•
Email Address — Select this setting to edit  
your Email address.  
Data Connection — Select this setting to  
choose the network to use for data  
connection.  
User Name — Select this setting to edit the  
user name.  
•
•
•
Reply with the original — Enable this setting  
to include the original messages when you  
reply to Emails.  
Password — Select this setting to edit the  
password for your account.  
Pull Frequency — Select this setting to  
choose how often automatic POP3 retrievals  
are performed.  
Protocol — Select this setting to choose the  
protocol to be used to send and receive  
Emails including POP3, POP3/SSL, CMPCP,  
and CMPCP/SSL. Contact your service  
provider for information.  
Number to sync each time — Specify the  
maximum number of Emails to sync on every  
connection. You can select 25 Mails, 50  
Mails, 100 Mails, or All.  
•
•
•
Server — Select this setting to edit the  
address of the server that provides your mail.  
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•
Read Limit — Select this setting to set the  
read limit for your Emails if you wish to set a  
send/receive message size limit. Setting the  
limit to Headers Only allows you to only see  
the subject of Emails.  
Port (incoming) — Select this setting to edit  
the port value used for incoming traffic.  
SMTP Server — Select this setting to edit  
the address of the server through which you  
send your Email.  
From name — Select this setting to enter  
your full name to be displayed to recipients.  
•
Port (outgoing) — Select this setting to edit  
the port value used for outgoing traffic.  
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•
Reply-to-Address — Select this setting to  
send replies to your Email to a different  
account.  
Managing Exchange Server  
Account  
•
•
Signature — Select this setting to append  
your signature to your Emails.  
Synchronization Settings  
Tap the Settings icon, and then tap Data  
synchronization.  
IMAP IDLE — Select this option to open or  
close IMAP idle.  
The following are the available settings:  
Removing an Account  
•
Background data — Enables or disables  
background data usage.  
1
2
Tap the Email icon.  
•
Auto-sync — Enables or disables automatic  
synchronization of data.  
Tap and hold the Email account you want to  
remove to open the pop-up menu.  
3
4
Tap Remove to remove the account.  
Tap OK to confirm and exit the screen.  
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Enter the recipient’s address or tap the  
3
Managing Email Messages  
icon to add a contact from the Phonebook.  
4
5
6
Enter a subject.  
Sending Emails  
Enter your message.  
1
Tap the Email icon and tap an Email account  
to open the Email screen.  
Tap the Options menu button to select  
Attach, Save to Draft, Add/Hide Cc, Add/Hide  
Bcc, Discard or Priority.  
2
Press the Options key, and then tap Compose  
to open the Compose Mail screen.  
7
Tap Send to send message and exit this  
screen.  
Receiving Emails  
NOTE: To automatically receive Emails, set it  
through the Email account’s Settings > Pull  
Frequency (see “Pull Frequency” on page 117).  
1
Tap the Email icon and tap an Email account  
to open the Email screen.  
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2
Tap the Options menu button and tap  
Synchronize to receive new Emails.  
Deleting Messages  
1
2
3
Tap the Email icon and tap an Email account  
to open the Email screen.  
Tap the Options menu button and then tap  
Delete.  
1
Tap to select the messages you want to  
delete.  
1
Synchronize option  
3
4
Tap Inbox to open your inbox folder and read  
your unread mails.  
To exit this screen, tap the Home/Back  
button.  
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NOTE: To select all messages, tap the  
Options menu button, and then tap  
Select all.  
4
Tap Delete to delete the selected messages  
and exit this screen.  
NOTE: Deleted messages are moved to  
the Trash folder.  
Emptying the Trash  
Deleted messages are moved to the Trash folder. To  
permanently delete the messages, do the following:  
1
Tap the Email icon and tap an Email account  
to open the Email screen.  
2
Tap the Options menu button and select  
Folders.  
3
4
Tap Trash to open the Trash screen.  
Tap the Options menu button and select  
Empty Trash.  
5
Tap OK to confirm.  
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2
To browse all audio files on the phone and  
the microSD card, tap the Search tab.  
Otherwise, select from one of the five  
categories.  
Browsing and Playing Music  
1
Tap the Music icon.  
Your music is organized into five categories:  
Artists, Albums, Songs, Genres, and  
Playlists. Select a category to view the lists  
within each.  
1
1
Enter music to search here  
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3
Tap any song to start playing the song.  
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Music Player  
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
View current playlist  
Album art  
To access the Music Player, tap an audio file. The  
Music Player appears.  
Artist  
Track  
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10  
1
Playback controls  
Time elapsed  
Time remaining  
Progress bar  
Album  
2
3
4
9
10 Shuffle mode  
11 Repeat songs  
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6
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7
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Music Player Controls  
Tap to play  
Enable shuffle mode and play songs randomly  
Tap to repeat all songs  
Tap twice to repeat the current song  
Tap three times to turn repeat off  
Tap and hold to fast forward  
Tap to go to the next song  
Tap to go to the beginning of the song  
Tap twice to go to the previous song  
Tap to view the current playlist  
Setting a Song as Your Ringtone  
2
3
Tap the Options menu button, and then tap  
Set ringtone. The ringtone is set as your  
default incoming call ringtone.  
1
Tap the song you wish to set as your ring  
tone to open the Music Player.  
NOTE: Only songs with the size less  
than 300 KB can be set as a ringtone.  
Tap the Home/Back button to exit the screen.  
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Transferring Music  
Managing Music Files  
You can transfer music files from your computer to  
the microSD card installed on your phone.  
Synchronizing Music  
You can synchronize media files on your computer  
to your smartphone.  
1
2
Ensure your smartphone is turned on.  
Connect your smartphone to the computer  
using the mini-USB to USB cable.  
1
Ensure your smartphone is turned on.  
Connect your smartphone to the computer  
using the mini-USB to USB data cable.  
3
When prompted, tap Mass Storage to allow  
your computer to recognize your smartphone  
as a USB mass storage device.  
2
3
When prompted, tap Media Sync.  
On your computer, select Sync digital media  
files to this device.  
4
5
On your computer, locate the mounted USB  
drive and open it.  
4
Depending on your computer setup, you can  
manually or automatically sync media files to  
your smartphone.  
Transfer music files from your computer to  
your smartphone using the copy and paste or  
drag and drop functions.  
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4
In the Add to playlist panel that opens, tap  
New to create a new playlist, or select one of  
the existing playlists such as the current  
playing list or other playlists you created  
earlier.  
Creating a Playlist  
1
2
In the Music screen, select a category.  
In the list that appears, navigate to the artist,  
album, or song that you want on a playlist.  
3
Tap and hold the artist, album, or song to  
open the pop-up menu. Tap Add to playlist.  
The selected song(s) are added to the  
playlist.  
NOTE: You can also use this menu to  
view the Properties, Delete, or Share  
the songs.  
Managing Playlists  
Go to the Music screen and select Playlists. All the  
available playlists are displayed.  
Select the playlist, and then tap the Play all tab to  
play the songs in the list.  
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To delete or edit a playlist, tap and hold the  
playlist to open the pop-up menu. Tap Delete  
to delete the playlist or tap Edit to edit the  
playlist.  
Browsing and Playing Videos  
1
Tap the Videos icon.  
Your videos are displayed in a thumbnail list.  
2
Slide your finger up and down on the list to  
view the entire list.  
3
4
Tap any video to start playing the video.  
To exit the screen, tap the Home/Back  
button.  
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Deleting a File From a List  
Managing Videos  
1
Tap and hold a video file to open the pop-up  
menu.  
Sorting Videos  
1
Tap the Sort tab, then tap Sort by time, Sort  
by name, or Sort by size to sort your videos.  
2
3
Tap Delete to delete the video file.  
Tap OK to confirm.  
1
1
Sort by options  
2
To exit the screen tap the Home/Back button.  
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Viewing Video File Properties  
Sharing Videos  
1
Tap and hold a video file to open the pop-up  
menu.  
1
Tap and hold a video file to open the pop-up  
menu.  
2
Tap Properties to view file property.  
2
Tap Share, and then tap your preferred  
application for sharing.  
Deleting a Video  
3
Tap the Home/Back button to exit the screen.  
1
Tap the Options menu button and tap Delete  
to open the Delete screen.  
2
Tap the check box of the video or videos you  
want to delete.  
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You can also tap the Options menu button and tap  
Select All to select all files.  
1
1
File selected for deletion check box  
3
Tap the Delete tab and tap OK to delete the  
files.  
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Using the Video Player  
1
2
3
4
5
Playback controls  
Home/Back button  
Time elapsed  
NOTE: For best viewing experience, videos are  
played in landscape mode only.  
Tap a video file to open the Video player.  
Progress bar  
5
2
3
4
Duration of video  
Playback Controls  
Tap to pause.  
Tap to play.  
Press and hold to fast forward.  
Tap to skip forward.  
1
Press and hold to rewind.  
Tap to skip backward.  
To exit the the video player, press the Home/Back  
key.  
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1
2
Tap a thumbnail to view the photo in full  
screen view.  
Using the Picture Application  
To view a picture, tap the Pictures icon.  
To zoom in, expand your fingers at the  
section of the screen where you want to  
zoom in. To zoom out, pinch the section of the  
screen (see “Touch screen gestures” on  
page 29.  
Browsing Pictures  
Your pictures may be categorized into folders.  
3
4
Slide your finger to the left or right to view  
next or previous picture.  
Press the Back key to exit the screen.  
Tap a folder to view the thumbnails. Slide your  
finger up and down on the list to view the entire list.  
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Viewing Pictures as a Slideshow  
Managing Picture Files  
1
In thumbnail view, tap Slideshow.  
Deleting a Picture  
1
Tap and hold the thumbnail of the picture you  
want to delete to open Picture options menu.  
2
3
Tap Delete to delete the picture.  
Tap OK to confirm.  
Editing a Picture  
1
In thumbnail view, tap and hold the picture  
you want to edit.  
2
In the pop-up menu, tap Edit to access a  
number of edit functions.  
2
3
4
Select an audio file to play during the  
slideshow or select No music for slideshow.  
Tap anywhere on the screen to stop the  
slideshow.  
Press the Back key to exit the screen.  
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Tap the Rotate counter-clockwise icon  
to rotate the picture 90º counter-  
clockwise.  
1
2
3
•
•
Tap the Rotate clockwise icon to rotate  
the picture 90º clockwise.  
Tap the Crop icon to activate the crop  
function. Slide your finger across the  
screen to select the portion of the  
picture you wish to crop. Tap Done to  
see the cropped picture.  
4
5
6
•
Tap the Resize icon to change the size  
of the picture. Enter the the width and  
the height, and then tap OK.  
7
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•
Tap the Invert icon to invert the picture.  
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Rotate counter-clockwise icon  
Rotate clockwise icon  
Crop icon  
Tap the Brightness icon to set the  
brightness setting. Drag the slider to  
adjust brightness.  
•
Tap the Contrast icon to set the  
contrast setting. Drag the slider to  
adjust contrast.  
Resize icon  
Invert icon  
Brightness icon  
Contrast icon  
3
Tap Save to save the edited picture as a new  
copy.  
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Sharing Pictures  
Changing Picture Settings  
1
In thumbnail view, tap and hold the picture  
you want to share.  
To open Picture settings, tap the Options menu  
button then select Settings.  
2
In the pop-up menu, tap Share and select  
your preferred application for sharing.  
The following are the available settings:  
NOTE: You may need to scroll down to view  
more options.  
•
Thumbnail size — You can select from  
Large or Small picture display sizes.  
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•
•
Picture sort — You can select to sort  
pictures with the newest pictures first  
or newest pictures last.  
Using the Video Editor  
Use the Video Editor to make your own videos.  
Confirm deletions — Enable this setting  
if you want confirmations before  
deleting pictures from the phone  
memory and the microSD card.  
Using the Storyboard  
1
Tap the Video Editor icon to open the Video  
Editor screen.  
•
•
Slideshow interval — Select how long  
each slide plays. The available options  
are: 2, 3, or 4 seconds.  
2
3
4
Tap Storyboard from the Video Editor menu.  
Tap the Select Media tab.  
Tap the images that you want to include in  
your storyboard.  
Slideshow transition — Select the  
effect used when moving from one  
slide to another. The available options  
are: Fade in & out, Slide left-right, Slide  
up-down, and Random selection.  
NOTE: To include all images, tap the  
Select all icon.  
5
6
Tap the OK tab.  
•
•
Repeat slideshow — Enable this  
setting to play the slideshow more than  
once.  
In the Storyboard menu, tap the icons at the  
bottom of the screen to add music, insert  
additional images, add text and preview the  
video.  
Shuffle slides — Enable this setting to  
shuffle the pictures in your slideshow.  
7
Tap a specific image to apply the time  
duration of the image, add sound dubbing,  
apply a subtitle, apply a transition, or apply  
an image effect.  
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After previewing the file, do either of the  
following:  
6
7
8
Tap the Organize photos tab.  
Set BGM, and then tap the Set BGM tab.  
•
Tap the Home/Back button located at  
the top of the screen to make additional  
edits.  
Tap the music from the available sound files  
on your smartphone, and then tap the Apply  
tab.  
•
Tap the Save tab to complete video  
editing. The file information shows the  
location of the saved file.  
9
Tap the Add movie title tab.  
10 Tap the center of the background to add text.  
11 Tap the text entry bar.  
12 Type the desired title, and then tap Done.  
13 Tap the OK tab.  
Using the Music Movie  
1
Tap the Video Editor icon to open the Video  
Editor screen.  
14 The options at the bottom of the screen allow  
you to change the text size, style, color and  
edit text.  
2
3
Tap Music movie from the Video Editor menu.  
Tap the background for the movie by rotating  
it to the center of the screen where the  
background title is displayed.  
15 Tap the Preview tab, and then tap the center  
arrow.  
16 After previewing the file, do either of the  
4
5
Tap the Select photos tab.  
following:  
Tap the images that you want to include in  
your storyboard.  
•
Tap the Home/Back button located at  
the top of the screen to make additional  
edits.  
NOTE: To include all images, tap the  
Select all icon.  
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•
Tap the Save tab to complete video  
editing. The file information shows the  
location of the saved file.  
Using Auto Cut  
1
Tap the Video Editor icon to open the Video  
Editor screen.  
2
3
Tap Auto cut from the Video Editor menu.  
Tap the editing style for the movie by rotating  
it to the center of the screen where the  
background title is displayed.  
4
5
6
Tap the Select media tab.  
Tap the video to edit its length.  
Tap the Preview tab, and then tap the center  
arrow.  
7
8
Drag the bar to where you want to stop the  
video.  
Tap the Save tab. The file information shows  
the location of the saved file.  
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Using the Camera  
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Settings icon  
You can use the camera to capture photos and  
video clips.  
Flash  
Exposure compensation setting icon  
Self timer icon  
To activate camera, press and hold the Camera key  
for 3 to 4 seconds or tap the Camera icon. The  
camera screen is displayed in landscape view.  
Zoom icon  
Go to photo gallery  
Capture icon  
Camera Mode  
1
2
3
4
5
9
8
Switch to video recorder  
Back icon  
Using the camera  
7
6
•
•
•
Half press the Camera key to focus on  
images.  
Full press the Camera key or tap the Capture  
icon to capture photos.  
Tap the Settings icon to set Image size,  
White Balance (WB), Color tone, Contrast,  
Sharpness, Geo Tagging (see “Enabling Geo  
Tagging” on page 141), Sequence, and Grid  
View.  
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•
•
Tap the Flash icon to turn the flash on or off.  
Enabling Geo Tagging  
Tap the Exposure compensation setting icon  
to set Exposure compensation.  
Geo Tagging allows you to insert the GPS  
coordinates to a picture.  
•
•
•
Tap the Self Timer icon to set the timer.  
Tap the Zoom icon to adjust zoom.  
NOTE: Geo Tagging works best outdoors with a  
clear view of the sky.  
Tap the Go to photo gallery icon to view your  
captured photos.  
1
2
On the camera screen, tap the Settings icon,  
and then tap Geo Tagging.  
•
•
Tap the Switch to video recorder icon to  
switch to video recorder mode.  
Tap On. Once the GPS service is connected,  
the GPS icon displays an x indicating that the  
location is fixed.  
Tap the Back icon to exit the Camera screen.  
NOTE: It may take up to 1 minute to  
connect to GPS.  
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Using the video recorder  
Video Recording Mode  
•
Press the Camera key or tap the Capture icon  
to start recording videos, press again to stop  
recording.  
1
2
3
4
8
7
•
•
•
Tap the Settings icon to set White Balance  
(WB), Mute, and Video Quality.  
6
5
Tap the Exposure compensation setting icon  
to set exposure compensation.  
Tap the Duration icon to set the maximum  
duration.  
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Settings icon  
•
•
Tap the Zoom icon to adjust zoom.  
Exposure compensation setting icon  
Duration  
Tap the Go to video gallery icon to playback  
recorded videos.  
Zoom icon  
•
•
Tap the Switch to camera mode icon to  
switch to camera mode.  
Go to video gallery  
Capture icon  
Tap the Back icon to exit the video recorder  
screen.  
Switch to camera mode  
Back icon  
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Using the Recorder  
Using the Recorder Application  
The Recorder feature allows you to capture audio  
notes. To open the Recorder, tap the Recorder icon.  
•
•
•
Tap the Start recording icon to start  
recording.  
Tap the Stop recording icon to stop recording  
or playback.  
Tap the Save tab, edit the file name that is  
automatically given, and retain the .amr file  
extension to save the file. To browse and open  
the audio file, tap the File Mgr icon.  
Tap the Options menu button to share or  
discard the recorded file.  
•
1
2
1
2
Start recording icon  
Stop recording icon  
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This section provides information about the  
applications solely provided by AT&T.  
AT&T Maps  
Use AT&T Maps to search for local businesses,  
point of interest, and addresses. It provides turn-by-  
turn non-voice guided driving directions.  
AT&T Navigator  
AT&T Navigator is a GPS navigation system that  
provides voice or onscreen driving directions.  
NOTE: Before using AT&T Maps, enable GPS  
satellites in Settings > My location > Enable  
GPS satellites.  
1
Tap the AT&T Navigator icon to open the  
AT&T Navigator screen.  
Tap the AT&T Maps icon to open the AT&T GPS  
screen.  
2
Read and accept the Terms of Use to start  
using AT&T Navigator.  
To zoom in, tap the + icon or press the Options key,  
and then tap Zoom In.  
NOTE: Contact your AT&T service provider for  
more details.  
To zoom out, tap the - icon or press the Options key,  
and then tap Zoom Out.  
To go back to the AT&T Maps home screen panel,  
press the Options key, and then tap Home Screen.  
To submit feedback, press the Options key, and then  
tap Feedback.  
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To view help, press the Options key, and then tap  
Help.  
Getting Directions  
1
Tap the AT&T GPS icon to open the AT&T  
GPS screen.  
To open AT&T Navigator, press the Options key, and  
then tap AT&T Navigator.  
2
3
Tap AT&T Maps.  
To exit AT&T Maps, press the Options key, and then  
tap Exit.  
Press the Options key, and then tap Get  
Directions.  
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5
Tap Origin and select a starting point.  
Searching Places  
Tap Destination to select an option and enter  
the destination.  
1
Tap the AT&T GPS icon to open the AT&T  
GPS screen.  
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7
Tap Preferences and select the route style.  
Tap Get Route to get driving directions.  
2
3
Tap AT&T Maps.  
Press the Options key, and then tap Search  
Nearby.  
Viewing Current Location  
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5
6
7
Enter a business name or a category to  
search.  
1
Tap the AT&T GPS icon to open the AT&T  
GPS screen.  
Select a category from the Category list to  
filter the search.  
2
3
Tap AT&T Maps.  
Press the Options key, and then tap Current  
Location to view map.  
Tap Where and select an option to enter the  
starting point.  
Tap Search to start searching.  
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Changing Maps  
Sharing Maps and More  
1
Tap the AT&T GPS icon to open the AT&T  
1
Tap the AT&T GPS icon to open the AT&T  
GPS screen.  
GPS screen.  
2
3
Tap AT&T Maps.  
2
3
Tap AT&T Maps.  
Press the Options key, and then tap New  
Map.  
Press the Options key, and then tap Share  
and More.  
4
5
Select an option to enter the desired  
location.  
4
5
Tap an option to share. Then enter the  
recipient and other required information.  
Tap Done to view map.  
Tap Send Now to start sharing.  
Saving to Favorites  
Setting General Preferences  
1
Tap the AT&T GPS icon to open the AT&T  
GPS screen.  
1
Tap the AT&T GPS icon to open the AT&T  
GPS screen.  
2
3
Tap AT&T Maps.  
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3
4
Tap AT&T Maps.  
Press the Options key, and then tap Save To  
Favorites.  
Press the Options key, and then tap Options.  
Tap General. Enter the First Name, Last  
Name, and Email. Select options for Distance  
Units and Tips.  
4
5
Enter the Address, Category, and the desired  
Label.  
Tap Done to save the location to favorites.  
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6
Press the Options key, and then tap Save to  
save preferences.  
Press the Back key to exit the screen.  
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Setting Navigation Preferences  
Using Where  
1
Tap the AT&T GPS icon to open the AT&T  
GPS screen.  
Where is an application that detects and displays  
your current location accurately.  
2
3
4
5
6
Tap AT&T Maps.  
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2
3
4
Tap the GPS icon to open the GPS screen.  
Tap Where.  
Press the Options key, and then tap Options.  
Tap Navigation.  
Accept the Terms of Use, and then tap OK.  
Tap one of the following:  
Tap Route Style.  
Tap desired route style from the pop-up  
menu.  
•
Use GPS to get locations — Select this  
option to automatically detect your  
location using GPS.  
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8
Press the Options key, and then tap Save to  
save preferences.  
NOTE: GPS tracking may require  
a few minutes to detect your  
location.  
Press the Back key to exit the screen.  
GPS  
•
Set location manually — Select this  
option to enter your current location.  
Tap Find to start tracking your location.  
Tap the GPS icon to open the GPS screen.  
GPS provides the following services:  
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Where  
AllSport GPS  
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Repeat step 6 until all tips have been read to  
start using AllSport GPS.  
Using AllSport GPS  
AllSport GPS monitors your outdoor fitness  
activities, record distance, time, speed, calories,  
and route, allows you to view maps and elevation  
profiles and share your fitness data online.  
NOTE: Contact your AT&T service provider for  
more details.  
AT&T Music  
AT&T Music provides the following services:  
NOTE: Before using AllSport GPS, enable GPS  
satellites in Settings > My location > Enable  
GPS satellites and disable Wi-Fi in Settings >  
WLAN.  
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•
AT&T Radio  
MusicID  
1
2
Tap the GPS icon to open the GPS screen.  
Community  
Tap AllSport GPS. The welcome screen  
appears.  
Using AT&T Radio  
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4
Press the Options key, and then tap Next.  
AT&T Radio provides commercial-free music  
channels, live local FM radio, news, and sports.  
Read the tips that appear on the screen.  
Press the Options key, and then tap Next.  
NOTE: Additional data charges may be  
incurred when using this application. Contact  
your service provider for more details.  
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6
Read the Privacy Information. Press the  
Options key, and then tap Agree.  
Read more tips. Press the Options key, and  
then tap Next to continue.  
1
2
Tap the AT&T Music icon to open the AT&T  
Music screen.  
Tap AT&T Radio.  
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Tap a category to load the page, and then  
select from the list of available channels to  
start listening.  
Using MusicID  
MusicID is a music exploration application that  
recognizes songs by listening to music from a radio,  
TV, or other music source signals. You can also find  
songs by searching the artist name, song title,  
lyrics, or popularity.  
To play the last played channel, press the  
Options key, and then tap Last Played.  
To play the recently played channel, press  
the Options key, and then tap Recent.  
Identifying Songs  
To manage subscription settings, press the  
Options key, and then tap Settings >  
Subscription.  
1
Tap the AT&T Music icon to open the AT&T  
Music screen.  
2
3
4
Tap MusicID.  
To go back the AT&T Radio main screen,  
press the Options key, and then tap Home.  
Tap Identify Song.  
Place the smartphone’s microphone closer  
to the source of music. When the application  
identifies the song, the song information is  
displayed on the screen.  
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Press the Options key, and then tap Exit to  
exit AT&T Radio.  
NOTE: Contact your AT&T service provider for  
more details.  
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Finding Songs  
Viewing Account Information and Help  
1
Tap the AT&T Music icon to open the AT&T  
Music screen.  
1
Tap the AT&T Music icon to open the AT&T  
Music screen.  
2
3
4
Tap MusicID.  
2
3
4
Tap MusicID.  
Tap Explore.  
Tap My Account.  
Tap one of the following:  
Tap one of the following options:  
•
Search — Select Search to enter the  
Search screen. Tap either Artist Name,  
Lyric Phrase, or Song Title, and then  
enter the song information to search.  
Tap Search at the bottom of the screen.  
•
Getting Started — Select this option to  
view help information on how to use  
MusicID.  
•
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FAQs — Select this option to view  
frequently asked questions.  
•
Popularity IDs — Select Popularity IDs  
to find songs by popularity.  
About MusicID — Displays the  
application version number.  
Managing Songs  
AT&T Games  
Tap the AT&T Games icon to access AT&T Games.  
1
Tap the AT&T Music icon to open the AT&T  
Music screen.  
2
3
Tap MusicID.  
Tap My Songs to view the songs you’ve  
identified or saved.  
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AT&T Hot Spots  
YPmobile  
YPmobile is a mobile-based yellow pages directory  
which allows you to find businesses, get maps, and  
driving directions.  
AT&T Hot Spot allows you to search for hot spot  
venues.  
1
2
3
Tap the AT&T Hot Spots icon to open the  
AT&T Hot Spots screen.  
Using YPmobile  
Select a venue, service type, and enter zip,  
city, or state.  
1
2
Tap the YPmobile icon to open YPmobile.  
Tap Search.  
Enter the establishment name to search on  
the Search text box, and then tap Find.  
NOTE: Contact your AT&T service provider for  
more details.  
To search by category, press the Options key,  
and then tap Browse. Tap a category. If only  
one establishment is available, the location  
is automatically shown on the map.  
Otherwise select the establishment from the  
list.  
3
If the place is found, a callout appears on the  
map.  
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To view the information screen, tap the  
callout.  
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To view your current location on the map, tap  
the Current location icon.  
To zoom in or zoom out, tap the Zoom in or  
Zoom out icon.  
2
To close the map, tap the Close icon.  
4
The address, phone number, and other  
information is displayed. Tap any of the  
following icons:  
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•
Call — Select to call the establishment.  
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5
3
4
Map — Select to view the location on  
the map.  
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2
3
4
5
6
7
Search text box  
Callout  
•
•
Street View — Select to display a  
street view map.  
Add To — Select to save the  
establishment’s contact information to  
Contacts.  
Current location icon  
Zoom in icon  
Zoom out icon  
Close icon  
•
Share — Select to send the  
establishment’s contact information  
using Messaging or Email.  
Find icon  
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To exit YPmobile, press and hold the Back  
key.  
Mobile Banking  
Mobile Banking allows you to check balances,  
transfer funds, pay bills and perform other banking  
transactions from your smartphone.  
AT&T Video  
AT&T Video provides Mobile Video and MobiTV.  
1
Tap the Mobile Banking icon to open Mobile  
Banking.  
Mobile Video  
2
Read and accept the End User License  
Agreement, and then tap Yes.  
Mobile Video allows you to watch news, sports,  
weather, entertainment, and more.  
NOTE: Contact your bank to enroll this service.  
NOTE: Additional data charges may be  
incurred when using this application. Contact  
your service provider for more details.  
MobiTV  
Mobile TV allows you to watch TV in broadcast  
quality from your smartphone.  
NOTE: Additional data charges may be  
incurred when using this application. Contact  
your service provider for more details.  
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Your smartphone comes with preinstalled Google  
applications.  
Google Maps  
Google Maps allows you to view your location, keep  
track of your friends, find places, view traffic  
situations and view directions to your destination.  
Google Talk  
Use Google Talk to send instant messages and chat  
with your online friends.  
Searching Places  
NOTE: When using Google Talk for the first  
time, you must set up an account. Follow the  
instructions on the screen to complete setup.  
1
Tap Google Maps to open the Google Maps  
screen.  
2
3
Press the Options key, and then tap Search.  
Tap the Google Talk icon to open the Google Talk  
screen.  
Enter the place to search on the text box, and  
then tap the search icon to start searching.  
4
When the place is found, a searched icon  
and a callout appear on the map. When more  
than one search results are found, more  
searched icons appear and are labeled  
alphabetically according to the nearest one  
from your location.  
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Getting Directions  
1
Tap the Google Maps icon to open the  
Google Maps screen.  
2
Press the Options key, and then tap  
Directions.  
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3
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5
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2
3
Starting point  
Ending point  
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Callout  
Next location  
Previous location  
Results icon  
Zoom in icon  
Zoom out icon  
Searched icon  
Directions icons  
Driving directions  
Transit directions  
Walking directions  
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5
6
Go icon  
Choose point icon (ending)  
Choose point icon (starting)  
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Enter the starting point and the ending point  
or tap the corresponding Choose point icon  
and select an option.  
•
Traffic — View the map with real-time  
traffic information.  
Finding Your Location  
4
5
Tap a directions icon.  
Tap Go to view directions.  
1
Tap the Google Maps icon to open the  
Google Maps screen.  
Press the Options key to do any of the following:  
2
Press the Options key, and then tap My  
Location to view your location on the map.  
•
Show on map — Tap to view the directions  
on the map.  
•
•
Reverse — Tap to reverse the directions.  
Update route — Tap to update the route.  
Using Latitude  
Latitude allows you to keep track of your friends’  
location and share your location to them.  
Changing Map Modes  
Joining Latitude for the First Time  
1
2
3
Tap the Google Maps icon to open the  
Google Maps screen.  
1
2
3
Tap the Google Maps icon to open the  
Google Maps screen.  
Press the Options key, and then tap Map  
mode.  
Press the Options key, and then tap Join  
Latitude.  
Tap a mode option:  
•
Map — View the map with names of  
streets, rivers, parks, and boundaries.  
Tap Allow & Share to share your location to  
your friends and accept Google Latitude’s  
Terms and Service.  
•
Satellite — View the same satellite  
data that is used by Google Earth.  
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Adding Friends  
2
3
Press the Options key, and then tap Latitude  
to open the Latitude screen.  
1
2
3
4
Tap the Google Maps icon to open the  
Google Maps screen.  
Tap the Updates tab to view updates.  
Press the Options key, and then tap Latitude  
to open the Latitude screen.  
To post messages, enter your message on  
the Shout out box, and then tap Post update.  
On the Friends tab, press the Options key,  
and then tap Add friends.  
To change your location, tap Change, and  
then select a location.  
Tap either of the following:  
To turn notifications on or off, press the  
Options key, and then tap either Notification  
On or Notification off.  
•
Select from Contacts — Select this  
option to add friends from your  
Contacts list.  
Refreshing Latitude  
•
Add via email address — Select this  
option to enter the Email address of the  
friend you want to add.  
1
2
3
Tap the Google Maps icon to open the  
Google Maps screen.  
Press the Options key, and then tap Latitude  
to open the Latitude screen.  
5
6
Tap Add friends to send sharing request.  
To go back to the maps screen, press the  
Options key, and then tap Show map.  
Press the Options key, and then tap Refresh  
to refresh friends list and updates.  
Viewing Updates  
Tap the Google Maps icon to open the  
Google Maps screen.  
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NOTE: Before you access Android Market,  
login to your Google account or create a new  
one.  
Market  
Market allows you to download games, ringtones,  
and other applications on your smartphone.  
1
Tap the Market icon to open the Market  
screen.  
Using Market  
Tap a category to view the available applications.  
You can view by popularity or by date which will  
show you the newest applications added to the  
Market.  
2
When using Market for the first time, read  
and accept Android Market Terms of Use.  
Tap Accept to continue.  
The Android Market main screen appears.  
NOTE: New applications are added everyday.  
Check the Market often for the latest  
applications.  
Downloading Applications  
1
2
3
Tap the Market icon to open the Market  
screen.  
Tap a category, then browse the selections  
to view the available applications.  
To get a brief description of an application,  
tap the application.  
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Viewing Downloaded Applications  
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To download, tap Install, and then tap OK.  
NOTE: You can check the download  
process in the Notifications area in the  
Connection Manager.  
From My downloads, you can view, open, and  
uninstall an application.  
1
Tap the Market icon to open the Market  
screen.  
Once the application is installed  
successfully, the application icon appears on  
the Phone Display Panel.  
2
Tap My downloads to view all downloaded  
applications.  
You can also access the application by  
tapping the Market icon, and then tapping  
My downloads.  
Searching Applications  
To search for a specific application or a specific  
tool, search the keywords to find an application.  
Uninstalling Applications  
1
Tap the Market icon to open the Market  
screen.  
1
Tap the Market icon to open the Market  
screen.  
2
3
Tap Search.  
2
3
4
Tap My downloads.  
Tap the application to uninstall.  
Tap Uninstall.  
Enter the keywords to search.  
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3
4
Enter the video name on the search box, and  
then tap the Search icon.  
YouTube  
YouTube allows you instant access to watch videos  
and upload your own videos to the YouTube  
website.  
In the search results, tap a video thumbnail  
to watch the video.  
Searching Videos By Categories  
Using YouTube  
1
Tap the YouTube icon to open the YouTube  
screen.  
1
Tap the YouTube icon to open the YouTube  
main screen.  
2
Press the Options key, and then tap  
Categories.  
2
Tap a category to view the available videos,  
and then tap a video thumbnail to watch the  
video.  
3
4
Tap a category.  
Tap a video thumbnail to watch the video.  
Or tap a video thumbnail from the Featured  
videos to watch the video.  
Viewing Video Details  
Press the Options key to access other  
functions.  
1
2
3
Tap the YouTube icon to open the YouTube  
screen.  
Search for the video, and then tap and hold  
the video thumbnail.  
Searching for Videos  
1
Tap the YouTube icon to open the YouTube  
screen.  
In the pop-up menu, tap Details to view the  
video details.  
2
Press the Options key, and then tap Search.  
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Sharing Videos  
2
3
Search for the video, and then tap and hold  
the video thumbnail.  
1
Tap the YouTube icon to open the YouTube  
In the pop-up menu, tap Comment. The list of  
comments are displayed on the screen.  
screen.  
2
Search for the video, and then tap and hold  
the video thumbnail you want to share.  
Accessing My YouTube Account  
3
4
In the pop-up menu, tap Share.  
Tap your preferred application for sharing  
the video.  
1
2
3
Tap the YouTube icon to open the YouTube  
screen.  
Press the Options key, and then tap My  
Account.  
Rating Videos  
1
Tap the YouTube icon to open the YouTube  
If you have an existing YouTube account,  
enter your username and password to sign  
in. Otherwise, follow the instructions on the  
screen and create an account.  
screen.  
2
Search for the video, and then tap and hold  
the video thumbnail you want to rate.  
3
4
In the pop-up menu, tap Rate.  
The My Account screen is displayed.  
Tap a number of stars to rate the video.  
Adding Videos to Favorites  
Tap the YouTube icon to open the YouTube  
screen.  
Viewing Video Comments  
Tap the YouTube icon to open the YouTube  
screen.  
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2
Search for the video, and then tap and hold  
the video thumbnail you want to add to  
favorites.  
Uploading Videos  
1
Tap the YouTube icon to open the YouTube  
screen.  
NOTE: You must sign in to YouTube  
3
On the pop-up menu, tap Add to favorites to  
add the video to favorites.  
before you upload videos. See  
“Accessing My YouTube Account” on  
page 161.  
Removing Videos from Favorites  
1
2
3
4
Tap the YouTube icon to open the YouTube  
screen.  
2
3
4
Press the Options key, and then tap Upload.  
Tap the video you want to upload.  
Press the Options key, and then tap  
Favorites.  
Enter the Title, Access, and other  
information.  
Tap and hold the video thumbnail you want to  
remove from favorites.  
5
Tap Upload to upload the video.  
In the pop-up menu, tap Remove from  
favorites to remove video from favorites.  
Deleting Videos  
Only videos from your account can be deleted.  
1
2
3
Tap the YouTube icon to open the YouTube  
screen.  
Press the Options key, and then tap My  
Account.  
Tap a category.  
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5
Tap and hold the video thumbnail you want to  
delete.  
In the pop-up menu, tap Delete.  
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This section provides information about the  
applications that are installed on your smartphone.  
Messaging  
1
You can send and receive text messages using the  
Messaging application. To open Messaging, tap the  
Messaging icon.  
Sending Messages to Contacts  
1
2
3
Tap the Messaging icon to open the  
Messaging screen.  
Tap New Message to open the Compose  
screen.  
Tap the Select Contacts icon to open  
1
Select contacts icon  
Contacts, and then tap the check boxes that  
appear beside the contacts you want to  
message. To enter the number directly, tap  
the To field and enter the contact number.  
4
Enter your message.  
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For other functions such as inserting a  
picture, tap the Options menu button to open  
the options menu, and tap any of the  
available options.  
Replying to a Message  
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2
3
Tap the Messaging icon to open the  
Messaging screen.  
If there is more than one conversation, tap  
the conversation.  
Tap a bubble to reply.  
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Options menu  
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Tap Send to send your message.  
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5
Enter your message.  
Tap Send to send your message.  
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Reading Unread Messages  
Viewing Messages  
The Unread Messages icon indicates unread  
messages from the contacts on your Messaging  
list. Tap the contacts with unread messages to read  
the messages.  
You can view messages in the Conversation View or  
Message View screen. To change view, tap the  
Options menu button, and then tap either  
Conversation View or Message View, then tap a  
message.  
In the Conversation View screen, messages are  
listed as grouped conversation or message threads  
that are sent to and received from a contact.  
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In the Message View screen, messages can be  
sorted according message folders.  
1
Unread message icon  
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Using the Message View  
1
2
1
2
3
4
Tap the Messaging icon to open the  
Messaging screen.  
Tap the Options menu button, and then tap  
Message View.  
Tap the Options menu button, and then tap  
Folder View.  
Tap a folder such as Inbox, Outbox, Sent,  
Drafts, or Sim Card to read your messages.  
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2
Conversation View  
Message View  
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The following settings are available:  
Delivery reports  
Messaging Settings  
This section provides information about Message  
Settings including Delivery reports, Request read  
reports, Auto retrieval, and Signature.  
Select this to request a delivery report for each  
message you send.  
To edit your Messaging settings, tap the Options  
menu button in the Messaging screen and tap  
Settings.  
Request read reports  
Select this to request a read report for each  
message you send.  
Auto retrieval  
Select this to retrieve messages automatically.  
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Signature  
Quickoffice  
Select this setting to append a signature to your  
messages. The signature is appended to every  
MMS message you send.  
Quickoffice allows you to open and view Word files,  
Excel spreadsheets, PowerPoint presentations, and  
PDF files saved in your microSD card or  
downloaded from Email.  
1
Tap the Quickoffice icon to open the  
Quickoffice screen.  
2
3
Tap a location source.  
Browse and tap the file to view.  
Tap OK to save and exit when you are done.  
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Using the Calendar  
Calendar  
The Calendar lets you assign events such as  
appointments or specific tasks to a date or time and  
receive reminders to remind you of the events. You  
can view your events in a continuous list, by day, by  
week, or by month. To open the Calendar, tap the  
Calendar icon.  
Adding a New Event  
1
2
Tap the Calendar icon to open the Calendar.  
Tap the Options menu button, and then tap  
New event or select a date or time in the  
calendar to open Event details.  
3
Select the duration of the event.  
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5
Swipe up the screen to view and enter event  
details and set reminders.  
Month view  
The blue square on vertical bars represent events  
you added.  
Tap the Save tab to save and exit.  
Editing an Event  
1
To edit an event, tap the event to view its details, tap  
the Options menu button, and then tap Edit event.  
To exit the screen, tap the Home/Back button.  
Calendar Views  
To select calendar view, tap the Title bar and select  
Month View, Week View, Day View, or Agenda  
View.  
1
Title bar  
To view event details, tap a day to view all events on  
that day, and then select an event to view its details.  
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To navigate months, slide your finger left or right  
through the days and past the beginning or end of  
the month to move to the previous or next month.  
Tap an event to view its details.  
To navigate to the current day, tap the Options menu  
button, and then tap Jump to today.  
Agenda view  
The Agenda view displays all events in the current  
month.  
1
1
Repeating events icon  
Repeating events are marked with the Repeating  
events icon.  
To navigate within the current month, slide your  
finger up or down on the screen.  
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To navigate within the current week, slide your  
To navigate to the current day, tap the Options menu  
button, and then tap Jump to today.  
finger up or down on the screen.  
To exit the screen, tap the Home/Back button.  
Week view  
To navigate to the previous or next week, slide your  
finger left or right on the screen.  
To navigate to the current day, tap the Options menu  
button, and then tap Jump to today.  
The Week view displays the events as blocks.  
To exit the screen, tap the Home/Back button.  
Tap an event to open the pop-up window that  
displays more event information. Tap the pop-up  
window to view the event details.  
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Day view  
To navigate within the current day, slide your finger  
up or down on the screen.  
Events are shown tiled and span the time they last.  
All-day events are displayed at the top of the day  
list.  
To navigate to the previous or next day, slide your  
finger left or right on the screen.  
To navigate to the current day, tap the Options menu  
button, and then tap Jump to today.  
To exit the screen, tap the Home/Back button.  
Calendar Settings  
To edit Calendar settings, tap the Options menu  
button, and then tap Settings. You can set up Hide  
declined events, Set default view, Set alert &  
notifications, and Set default reminder in the  
Calendar Settings.  
Tap an event to open the pop-up window that  
displays more event information. Tap the pop-up  
window to view the event details.  
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•
Set default view — Select this setting to set  
the default view for your calendar. You can  
set your default view to Month view, Week  
view, Day view, or Agenda view.  
The following settings are available:  
•
Hide declined events — Select to hide all  
declined events.  
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• Set alerts & notifications — Select this  
Alarm Clock  
setting to set the type of event reminder you  
want. You can choose Alert, Status bar  
notification, or Off.  
To use the Alarm Clock, tap the Alarm icon.  
Setting an Alarm  
1
Tap the Alarm icon to open the Alarm Clock.  
•
Set default reminder — Select this setting to  
set the default reminder time for your events.  
To exit the screen, tap the Home/Back button.  
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2
Tap one of the preset alarms to use and open  
the Set Alarm screen.  
•
•
Work day — Tap to sound the alarm on  
week days.  
Customized repeat — Tap to repeat the  
alarm on selected days of the week.  
5
6
Tap Alarm to turn on the alarm.  
To exit the screen, tap the Home/Back  
button.  
Add More Alarms  
1
2
Tap the Alarm icon to open the Alarm Clock.  
Tap the Add alarm function to add more  
alarms.  
3
4
Tap Time to set the alarm time.  
Select an alarm repeat type:  
•
Never — Tap if you only want the alarm  
to go off once.  
•
Daily — Tap to sound the alarm  
everyday.  
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3
Slide your finger left or right on the screen to  
browse through the selections at the bottom  
of the screen, and tap to select the clock you  
prefer.  
Changing the Clock Display  
1
Tap the Alarm icon to open the Alarm Clock.  
Hiding the Clock  
1
2
Tap the Alarm icon to open the Alarm Clock.  
1
Tap the Options menu button, and then tap  
Hide clock.  
1
Clock  
2
Tap the clock to open the Select clock  
screen.  
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.
Calculator  
The Calculator allows you to do basic math  
operations. To open the Calculator, tap the  
Calculator icon.  
1
1
Hide clock  
3
To exit the screen, tap the Home/Back  
button.  
•
•
•
•
Tap C to clear your entry.  
Use the numeric keys to enter numbers.  
Use +, -, x, ÷, = to perform calculations.  
To exit the screen, tap the Home/Back button.  
Setting the Date & Time  
See “Date & Time Settings” on page 59.  
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3
To exit the screen, tap the Home/Back  
button.  
File Manager  
The File Manager allows you to browse and  
manage the contents of your memory card and  
phone. To open File Manager, tap the File Mgr icon.  
Adding New Folders  
1
Tap the File Mgr icon to open the File  
Manager.  
Viewing Stored Files  
2
Tap the New folder tab to open the New  
Folder screen.  
1
Tap the File Mgr icon to open the File  
Manager.  
2
Tap a folder to view files inside the folder.  
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3
4
Enter the folder name.  
Deleting Files and Folders  
NOTE: Once you start typing, the  
highlighted preset name “New folder”  
is deleted.  
1
Tap the File Mgr icon to open the File  
Manager.  
2
Tap the Options menu button, and then tap  
Delete. Check boxes appear beside all the  
files and folders.  
Tap OK when done.  
Sorting Files and Folders  
3
Tap the check boxes that appear beside the  
files or folders you want to delete.  
1
2
3
Tap the File Mgr icon to open the File  
Manager.  
Tap the Options menu button, and then tap  
Sort.  
Tap name, size, time, or type to sort your files  
and folders by name, size, time, or type.  
4
To exit the screen, tap the Home/Back  
button.  
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4
Tap the Delete tab, and then tap Yes to  
confirm.  
NOTE: You can also select a file or  
NOTE: You can also select a file or  
folder directly by tapping and holding  
the file or folder and tapping Copy or Cut  
on the pop-up menu.  
folder directly by tapping and holding  
the file or folder, and then tapping  
Delete.  
Cut, Copy, and Paste  
1
Tap the File Mgr icon to open the File  
Manager.  
2
Tap the Options menu button, and then tap  
Cut to cut or Copy to copy. Check boxes  
appear beside all the files and folders.  
4
5
Select a folder or storage for insertion.  
3
Tap the check boxes that appear beside the  
files or folders you want to cut or copy.  
Tap the Options menu button, and then tap  
Paste to move the files or folders to the new  
destination.  
6
To exit the screen, tap the Home/Back  
button.  
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4
5
Your search results are sorted by categories  
and listed in tabs. Tap the tabs to view the  
search results.  
Searching for Contents  
1
2
3
Tap the File Mgr icon to open the File  
Manager.  
Tap the Home/Back button to exit the screen.  
Tap the Options menu button, and then tap  
Search. The Search screen appears.  
Renaming Files or Folders  
Enter your search terms, and then tap the  
Search icon to begin the search.  
1
2
3
Tap the File Mgr icon to open the File  
Manager.  
Tap and hold the file or folder you want to  
rename to open the pop-up menu.  
1
Tap Rename on the pop-up menu to open the  
rename screen.  
1
Search icon  
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4
Enter the new name, and tap OK to save and  
exit the screen.  
Notes  
To open Notes, tap the Notes icon.  
Compressing Files and Folders  
Adding Notes  
1
2
3
4
Tap the File Mgr icon to open the File  
Manager.  
1
Tap the Notes icon to open the Notes.  
Tap and hold the file or folder you want to  
compress to open the pop-up menu.  
Tap Compress on the pop-up menu to open  
the compress screen.  
Enter the name for your zip file, and tap OK to  
save and exit the screen.  
Decompressing Files and Folders  
1
Tap and hold the file or folder you want to  
decompress to open the pop-up menu.  
2
3
Tap Decompress.  
Enter the name for your unzip file, and tap OK  
to save and exit the screen.  
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2
Tap the Add tab. The Create note screen  
opens.  
Reading Notes  
Notes are listed by date added, with the most  
recent note at the top. You can see the title of each  
note in the list. Tap the note to view its details.  
3
4
Enter the title and the note content.  
Tap the Save tab to save notes and exit the  
screen.  
To exit the screen, tap the Home/Back button.  
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3
Tap the check boxes that appear beside the  
notes you want to delete.  
Editing Notes  
1
2
Tap the Notes icon to open the Notes screen.  
Tap the note you want to edit to view its  
details.  
Finish editing the note.  
3
Tap the Save tab to save notes and exit the  
screen.  
Deleting Notes  
1
2
Tap the Notes icon to open the Notes.  
Tap the Options menu button, and then tap  
Delete. Check boxes appear beside all the  
notes.  
4
5
6
Tap the Delete tab to delete the note.  
Tap OK to confirm.  
To exit the screen, tap the Home/Back  
button.  
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Tap the Save tab to save the task.  
4
Tasks  
Tasks allows you to keep track of tasks you need to  
do. To open the Tasks, tap the Tasks icon.  
Creating New Tasks  
1
2
Tap the Tasks icon to open the Tasks screen.  
Tap the Add tab to open the Create Task  
screen.  
3
Enter the task title, date and time, task  
details, priority, and status.  
NOTE: Swipe up the screen to add the  
priority and status.  
5
Tap the Home/Back button to exit the screen.  
Editing Tasks  
1
In the main Tasks screen, tap the task that  
you want to edit.  
2
The Edit Task screen opens. Make the  
required edits to the task.  
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3
4
Tap the Save tab to save the task.  
Tap the Home/Back button to exit the screen.  
Viewing Clocks  
1
Tap the World Clock icon to open the World  
Clock.  
Deleting Tasks  
1
In the main Tasks screen, tap the Options  
menu button, and then tap Delete. Check  
boxes appear beside all the tasks.  
2
3
Tap the check boxes that appear beside the  
tasks you want to delete.  
Tap the Delete tab to delete the task.  
World Clock  
World Clock allows you to view and add the time in  
other major cities and time zones around the world.  
To open World Clock, tap the World Clock icon.  
2
Slide your finger up and down to browse the  
clocks.  
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Adding Clocks  
1
Tap the World Clock icon to open the World  
Clock screen.  
2
3
4
Tap the Add City tab.  
Tap the city or time zone to add the clock.  
Tap the Add City tab to add the clock and exit  
the screen.  
NOTE: If your city does not appear in the World  
Clock, choose a city with the same time zone.  
Once the city is added, tap the city to rename  
it.  
Deleting Clocks  
1
2
3
Tap the World Clock icon to open the World  
Clock screen.  
4
Tap the Delete City tab, and then tap OK to  
confirm deletion and exit the screen.  
Tap the Options menu button, and then tap  
Delete City. The Delete City screen opens.  
World Clock Settings  
Tap the check boxes that appear beside the  
names of the clocks you want to delete.  
Tap the Options menu button to access the clock  
settings (see “Date & Time Settings” on page 59).  
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3
Your search results are sorted by categories  
and listed in tabs. Select the tabs to view the  
search results.  
Search  
To open Search, tap the Search icon.  
Using Search  
Simple search  
1
Enter the word to search on the Search bar.  
2
Tap the Search icon to begin search.  
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Selecting Search Categories  
Advanced Search  
1
2
Tap the Search icon to open Search screen.  
1
Tap the Search icon to open Search screen.  
Tap the Options menu button, and then tap  
Settings and Search Category.  
3
Tap the check boxes that appear beside the  
categories you want to include in your  
search.  
4
Tap the Done tab to save and exit the screen.  
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2 Tap the Advanced search tab to open the  
5
Tap the Options menu button, and then tap  
Search to begin search.  
Advanced Search screen.  
Index Statistic  
1
Use Index statistic to view the number of  
records you have in each program. Tap the  
Search icon to open Search.  
2
Tap the Options menu button, and then tap  
Index. The Index screen opens.  
3
Tap the tick to open the pop-up menu, and  
then tap your search preference: Contacts,  
Message, Email, File, Call log, or Web  
History.  
3
4
Tap View by location or View by category.  
Slide your finger up and down to view the  
entire list.  
5
Tap the Home/Back button to exit the screen.  
DM Service  
The DM Service application allows you to check  
and update your smartphone’s software.  
1
2
3
Tap the DM Service icon.  
Tap Software Update.  
Select an option:  
4
Enter the search terms.  
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•
•
•
Software version — View the current  
software version.  
4
5
Tap To storage card.  
Tap OK to accept the provided file name or  
use the QWERTY keyboard to change it, and  
then tap OK.  
Find software updates — Check for  
software updates.  
Install updates — Install the software  
updates.  
Restore Your Mobile Contacts,  
Messages, and Settings From the  
Backup File  
Backup  
The Backup application allows you to create a  
backup file on your SD card for Contacts, SMS,  
MMS, Call log, Settings, Tasks, Calendar, Email,  
Browser, Notes, Alarm Clock, and Multimedia.  
1
2
3
Tap Backup to open the Backup screen.  
Tap Restore.  
Tap the file name of the backup file you want  
to restore.  
Backup Your Mobile Contacts,  
Messages, and Settings  
4
5
Tap the items from the backup file that you  
want to restore to the smartphone.  
Tap the Options menu button to open the  
options menu.  
1
2
Tap Backup to open the Backup screen.  
Tap the items you want to save into the  
backup file.  
6
7
Tap Restore.  
Tap OK to restore.  
NOTE: By default, all items are selected.  
NOTE: When reverting to the backup  
file, the current data of that file in the  
smartphone is overwritten.  
3
Tap the Options menu button to open the  
options menu.  
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8
Exit the menu. The selected data from the  
backup file is now available for use.  
5
Tap OK to confirm.  
Clearing Application Cache  
Managing Applications  
1
2
Tap the Settings icon.  
Tap Manage applications to view the list of  
installed applications.  
Uninstalling an Application  
NOTE: Certain preloaded applications can be  
moved, but cannot be deleted.  
3
4
Tap the application you want to clear cache.  
Tap Clear cache.  
1
2
Tap the Settings icon.  
Tap Manage applications to view the list of  
installed applications.  
Stopping an Application  
1
2
Tap the Settings icon.  
3
4
Tap Uninstall.  
Tap Manage applications to view the list of  
installed applications.  
Tap Yes to confirm.  
3
4
Tap the application you want to stop.  
Tap Force stop.  
Clearing Application Data  
1
2
Tap the Settings icon.  
Tap Manage applications to view the list of  
installed applications.  
3
4
Tap the application you want to delete data.  
Tap Clear data.  
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On some models, the Dell Desktop Suite comes  
installed on the microSD card. To see if the  
application is shipped on your device, open the File  
Manager application on your computer, to view the  
contents on your SD card. The Dell Desktop Suite  
will be in Dell Desktop Suite folder.  
Dell Desktop Suite  
You can synchronize the information on your  
computer with the information on your device.  
Synchronization compares the data on your device  
with your PC and updates both the computer and  
your smartphone with the most recent information.  
Using synchronization, you can:  
If Dell Desktop Suite is not preloaded on your  
microSD card, or if you simply want to get the latest  
version, please visit Support.Dell.com/Aero.  
•
Synchronize information to get the latest  
information in all locations.  
Installing Dell Desktop Suite from the microSD card:  
•
•
•
Transfer files between your device and a PC.  
Backup data stored on the phone.  
1
Connect your smartphone to a USB  
connector on your computer with the USB to  
mini-USB cable that shipped with your  
phone.  
Upgrade smartphone software when a  
software upgrade is available.  
NOTE: Dell Desktop Suite may not be  
preinstalled on all devices. Download  
the latest software from  
2
In the menu that appears on your screen, tap  
Mass Storage (USB Mass Storage Mode).  
Your computer displays the phone memory as  
Removable disk (X:) in My Computer, where  
X is the drive letter on your computer. The  
drive letter on your computer may vary.  
Support.Dell.com/Aero  
Installing Dell Desktop Suite  
3
Double-click Removable disk (X:).  
Before beginning synchronization, you must install  
the Dell Desktop Suite on your computer.  
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In the Dell Desktop Suite folder, drag the file  
4
to your computer desktop. Double-click the  
installation file and follow the instructions.  
Connecting the Smartphone  
After installing the Dell Desktop Suite, connect a  
USB cable to the mini USB port on the device and to  
a PC. The PC will detect your device automatically.  
NOTE: You will be prompted to change the  
phone USB mode. Select SYNC MODE to  
enable synchronization via USB cable.  
NOTE: Dell Desktop Suite will automatically  
notify you when there is a software upgrade  
available for your smartphone or for the Dell  
Desktop Suite.  
NOTE: You can find Dell Desktop Suite help  
after installing and opening the software by  
choosing Help > Help Content.  
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Index  
Application Settings  
Phone Lock Setting, 92  
A
Account settings  
SD card & phone storage, 93  
SIM card lock, 91  
Authentication, 117  
From name, 117  
Password, 117  
AT&T Games, 150  
Port (Incoming), 117  
Protocol, 117  
Read Limit, 117  
AT&T Maps, 144  
AT&T Music, 148  
Reply mails with the original, 117  
Signature, 118  
B
Alarm Clock  
Add more alarms, 177  
Change clock display, 178  
Hide the clock, 178  
Bluetooth  
Pairing, 87  
Set an alarm, 176  
Set up date & time, 59  
C
AllSport GPS, 148  
Android Market, 158  
Calculator, 179  
197  
 
Index  
Calendar  
Dell Desktop Suite, 195  
Add a new event, 170  
Agenda view, 172  
Day view, 174  
Edit an event, 171  
Month view, 171  
Week view, 173  
Display settings  
Set brightness manually, 57  
Set up screen time out, 58  
Setting compatibility mode, 58  
Turn on the auto brightness, 57  
Calendar Settings  
Hide declined events, 175  
Set alerts & notifications, 176  
Set default reminder, 176  
Set default view, 175  
E
Entering text  
Activating the Keyboard, 45  
Changing the language, 48  
HandWriting, 52  
Numbers or symbols, 51  
Phone Keypad, 53  
Camera  
Camera mode, 140  
Using the camera, 140  
Using the video recorder, 142  
Video recording mode, 142  
QWERTY, 49  
Select input method, 47  
Contacts, 76  
D
Delivery reports, 168  
198  
Index  
F
L
File Manager  
Latitude, 156  
Add new folders, 180  
Compress files or folders, 184  
Cut, copy, and paste, 182  
Decompress files or folders, 184  
Delete files and folders, 181  
Search for contents, 183  
Sort files and folders, 181  
View stored files, 180  
M
Mail  
Add an account, 114  
Delete messages, 120  
Receive Emails, 119  
Remove an account, 118  
Send Emails, 119  
Set up, 116  
G
Media Center, 122  
Messaging  
Open Message View, 167  
Google Maps, 154  
Google Talk, 154  
GPS, 62  
Read unread messages, 166  
Reply to a message, 165  
Send messages to contacts, 164  
Messaging Settings  
I
Auto retrieve, 168  
IMAP Idle, 118  
Mobile Banking, 153  
199  
Index  
Mobile TV, 153  
Music  
Browse pictures, 133  
Crop a picture, 135  
Delete a picture, 134  
Edit a picture, 134  
Resize a picture, 135  
Share a picture, 136  
View slideshow, 134  
Browse, 122  
Create a playlist, 127  
Manage playlist, 127  
Music player, 124  
Picture settings  
Confirm deletions, 137  
Picture sort, 137  
N
Network Settings  
Mobile settings, 91  
Repeat slideshow, 137  
Shuffle slides, 137  
Slideshow interval, 137  
Slideshow transition, 137  
Thumbnail size, 136  
Notes  
Add notes, 184  
Delete notes, 186  
Edit notes, 186  
Read notes, 185  
Product overview, 24  
Q
P
Quickoffice, 169  
Phone Display panel, 38  
Picture  
200  
Index  
Edit tasks, 187  
Touch screen  
R
Radio, 148  
Recorder, 143  
Ringtone, 65  
Drag items, 30  
Scroll right/left, 30  
Scroll up/down, 30  
Selection, 28  
Zoom in, 29  
S
Search  
V
Advanced search, 191  
Index statistic, 192  
Video  
Select search category, 191  
Simple search, 190  
Browse, 128  
Delete multiple videos, 130  
Video player, 132  
View property, 130  
Status bar, 32  
T
W
Text Encoding, 103  
Where, 147  
To Do List  
World Clock  
Create new tasks, 187  
Delete tasks, 188  
Add clocks, 189  
201  
Index  
Delete clocks, 189  
View clocks, 188  
Y
YouTube, 160  
YPmobile, 151  
202  

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