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2 Please Read Befor e Pr oceeding THE BA TTERY IS NO T CHARGED WHEN Y OU T AKE IT OUT OF THE BO X. DO NO T REMO VE THE BA TTERY P A CK WHEN THE DEVICE IS CHARGING. Y OUR W ARRANTY IS INV ALIDA TED IF Y OU DIS ASSEMBLE OR A TTEMPT TO DIS ASSEMBLE THE DEVICE.
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6 Important Health Information and Saf ety Pr ecautions When using this pr oduct, the safety precautions belo w must be taken to a void possible legal liabilities and damages. Retain and follo w all product safety and oper ating instructions. Observe all w arnings in the operating ins tructions on the product.
7 service pr ovider or local po wer c ompany . For a product that operat es from batt ery pow er or other sourc es, refer t o the operating ins tructions that are included with the pr oduct. Handle battery packs car efully This pr oduct contains a Li-ion battery .
8 The phone should be only c onnected to pr oducts that bear the USB-IF logo or hav e completed the USB-IF c ompliance progr am. Do not use a battery that appears damaged, def ormed, or discolor ed, or the one that has any rust on its casing, ov erheats, or emits a foul odor .
9 T ake e xtra pr ecautions to k eep a leaking battery a way from fir e as there is a danger of ignition or e xplosion. SAFETY PRECA UTIONS FOR DIRECT SUNLIGHT Keep this pr oduct aw ay fr om ex ces sive moistur e and extr eme temper atures.
10 EXPL OSIVE A TMOSPHERES When in any ar ea with a potentially e xplosive atmospher e or wher e flammable materials e xist, the pr oduct should be turned off and the user should obey all signs and ins tructions. Sparks in such areas could cause an explosion or fir e resulting in bodily injury or e v en death.
11 INTERFERENCE WITH MEDICAL EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS This pr oduct may cause medical equipment to malfunction. T he use of this devic e is forbidden in most hospitals and medical clinics.
12 T o assure optimal phone perf ormance and ensure human e xposure t o RF energy is within the guidelines set forth in the r elev ant standar ds, alway s use your de vice only in its normal-use position. Contact with the antenna ar ea may impair call quality and cause your de vice t o operate a t a higher pow er lev el than needed.
13 • Heed service markings Ex cept as explained else where in the Oper ating or Service documentation, do not service an y product y ourself . Service needed on components inside the de vice should be done by an authorized service t echnician or pro vider .
14 NO TICE: When taking the devic e from lo w-temper ature conditions int o a warmer en vironment or from high-t emperatur e conditions into a cooler envir onment, allow the de vice to ac climate to r oom temper ature befor e turning on pow er .
15 Cont ents Chapter 1 Phone Basics 27 1. 1 Y our Phone and Acc essories ................................................................................. 27 Front panel .............................................................................
16 1.6 Home Scr een ................................................................................................................38 Extended Home scr een .......................................................................................39 Personalizing y our Home screen .
17 Muting the ringing sound .................................................................................. 60 Rejecting a call and sending a te xt message ............................................. 61 2.3 Using In-call Options .............
18 3.3 W orking with Gr oups .............................................................................................. 75 People Widget ......................................................................................................... 77 3.
19 Composing and sending emails ....................................................................104 Sending a meeting reques t using the Exchange Activ eSync ac count ............................................................................
20 Cop ying and pasting te xt .................................................................................. 119 Vie wing bookmarks and pre viously visited pages ................................ 119 Sharing web pages ...........................
21 7 .3 Using Music ................................................................................................................ 147 Opening Music ................................................................................................
22 Ending a chat.......................................................................................................... 165 Managing your friends ....................................................................................... 165 Mobile indicators .
23 Opening an installed application .................................................................. 184 Creating a Google Check out acc ount ........................................................ 185 Requesting a r efund for an application ..
24 9.4 Using HT C F ootprints ........................................................................................... 210 Creating a f ootprint ............................................................................................. 210 Re visiting a footprint .
25 Chapter 10 Managing Y our Phone 224 10. 1 Display Settings...................................................................................................... 22 4 Adjus ting the screen brightness .............................................
26 10. 7 Managing Memory ............................................................................................... 232 Checking how much phone memory is a vailable for use ................ 232 Checking the av ailable stor age card spac e ....
1. 1 Y our Phone and Ac cessories Front panel Notification LED See “Notification LED” in this chapter for details. T ouch Screen HOME END /POWER BA CK TRA CKBA LL CALL MENU Earpiece Listen t o a phone call from her e.
28 Phone Basics Button Function CALL Press t o open the phone dialer screen. When a contact, c ontact number , or phone number is highlighted on the scr een, press to call the c ontact or phone number . During a call, press and hold t o turn on speakerphone.
Phone Basics 29 T op panel 3.5 mm Audio Jack Connect a headset (not included in the box) f or hands-free con versation or for listening t o audio media. Back panel Left panel Back Co ver See “T o remov e the back co ver” in this chapter . 5 Megapixel Camer a See “Using Camera and Camcor der ” in Chapter 7 for details.
30 Phone Basics Bottom panel USB Connector /Earphone Jack Connect the: USB cable to tr ansfer files. A C adapter to r echarge the battery . USB ster eo headset for hands-free c onversa tion or for listening t o music (not included in box).
Phone Basics 31 1.2 Installing the Battery and St or age Card Alwa ys turn off y our phone before ins talling or replacing the batt ery and stor age card. Y ou also need to r emov e the back co ver bef ore y ou can install the battery and s torage car d.
32 Phone Basics • Do not c rush, punct ure , sho rt e xte rnal c onta cts, or dis pose o f in fir e or wa ter . • Do not expose t o temperatur es abov e 140 o F (60 o C). • Replace only with the batt ery pack designated for this pr oduct. • Recy cle or dispose of used battery as stipulat ed by local regulations.
Phone Basics 33 Stor age car d Stor e your pictur es, music, and applications on the microSD ™ card of your phone . T o install the stor age card 1. Remo ve the back c ov er . 2. Insert the micr oSD card int o the slot with its gold contacts facing down.
34 Phone Basics Charging is indicat ed by a solid amber light in the Notification LED . As the battery is being char ged while the phone is on, the charging battery ic on ( ) is display ed in the status bar of the Home scr een.
Phone Basics 35 Swipe or slide T o swipe or slide means to quickly dr ag your finger v ertically or horizontally acr oss the screen. Dr ag Pres s and hold your finger with some pr essure bef ore y ou start to dr ag. While dragging, do not r elease your finger until y ou ha ve reached the tar get position.
36 Phone Basics 1.5 Getting Started Once y ou’ve ins talled your batt ery and microSD car d, you can turn on your phone and s tart using it. T urning on your phone Pres s END/PO WER ( ) . Note When y ou turn on the phone for the first time, y ou will be prompted t o sign in to y our Google™ Acc ount.
Phone Basics 3 7 current location. Also , Google’s loca tion service connects to the Internet using y our phone’s data or W i-Fi connection. 3. T ap Finish to finish the setup proc ess and return t o the Home screen.
38 Phone Basics Tip Y ou can also press MENU while on the lock scr een to unlock the screen. Note If you ha ve set up a scr een unlock pattern, y ou will be prompted t o dra w the pattern on the screen bef ore it unlocks. For mor e information on how t o create and enable the scr een unlock pattern, see “Pr otecting Y our Phone” in Chapter 10.
Phone Basics 39 Extended Home scr een The Home scr een ext ends bey ond the screen width t o pro vide more space for adding ic ons, widgets, and more. Pr ess HOME ( ) , and then slide your finger horiz ontally across the scr een to go t o the left or right side of the ext ended Home screen.
40 Phone Basics Personalizing y our Home screen Y our phone becomes multiple phones in one when you use scenes. Scenes ar e personalized Home screen la youts tha t you can quickly apply to y our phone. By swit ching between sc enes, you instantly turn your phone int o your perf ect week end phone, tra vel phone , work phone, or pur e play phone.
Phone Basics 41 6. Enter a new sc ene name for your Home scr een, and then tap Done. Or , if you alr eady creat ed a scene, ent er the same scene name, tap Done , and then tap Replac e . A dding Home screen items 1. Pres s HOME ( ) , and then tap . Note Y ou can also press and hold an empty ar ea on the Home screen.
42 Phone Basics T o add a widget 1. Pres s HOME ( ) , and then tap . 2. In the A dd to Home options menu, tap W idget . 3. Select a widget to add to the Home scr een. Tip T ap Get more HT C widgets to do wnload and add more to the list. Select a widget, and then tap Download .
Phone Basics 43 2. Pr ess and hold the folder’s title bar t o open the Rename folder dialog bo x. 3. Enter the Folder name, and then tap OK . Repositioning and r emoving a Home scr een item 1. Pres s and hold the item on the screen y ou want t o reposition t o activat e Edit mode.
44 Phone Basics 1.7 Phone Status, Notifications, and Pr o ximity Sensor Phone status icons These ar e the icons that ma y appear on the phone status area of the status bar: Icons that appear in this a.
Phone Basics 45 Notification icons These ar e the icons that ma y appear on the notifications area of the status bar: Icons that appear in this ar ea New Gmail message More (not displa yed) notificati.
46 Phone Basics Notifications panel Notification icons r eport the arrival of ne w messages, calendar ev ents, alarms set and ongoing settings such as when call forwar ding is on or the current call s tatus. Y ou can open the Notifications panel to open the message, r eminder , or ev ent notification and see the wireless service pr ovider name.
Phone Basics 4 7 Notification LED The Notification LED locat ed at the left corner of the earpiece pro vides information on the phone sta tus. Notification LED LED Status Indication Solid green Batt ery is fu lly ch arge d (wh en the phone is c onne cted to the A C adapt er / com pute r).
48 Phone Basics Rec ently-used applications T o open a rec ently-used application Pres s and hold HOME ( ) to open the rec ently-used applications windo w . The windo w display s the last six applications y ou hav e used. T ap an icon in the windo w to open the relat ed application.
Phone Basics 49 Ac counts & sync Log in or out from y our social network ac counts, Google Ac count, and Exchange A ctiveS ync account. Y ou can also manage synchronization and other settings for y our accounts. Location Select the sour ces to use when determining y our location.
50 Phone Basics T ext-to-speech If y ou hav e installed a text-t o-speech (voic e data) application, use this option to configur e the te xt-to- speech settings. About phone Vie w the phone status such as the network type , signal strength, ba ttery pow er lev el, and network name.
Phone Basics 51 Y ou can also adjust the ringer volume on the Settings scr een. Press HOME ( ) > MENU, and then tap Settings > Sound & displa y > Ringer volume . T o adjust the media volume When playing music or w atching video , press the V OL UME UP or V OLUME DO WN buttons to adjus t the media volume .
52 Phone Basics 1. 11 Connecting Y our Phone to a Comput er Whene ver y ou connect y our phone to a comput er using the USB cable, the Connect t o PC dialog box displa ys and pr ompts you t o choose the type of USB connection. Select one of the follo wing choices, and then tap Done .
Phone Basics 53 Using the phone’ s stor age card as a USB driv e Connect the phone to the c omputer using the USB cable. When the Connect t o PC screen appears, tap Disk driv e , and then tap Done . Note When y ou select Disk drive , the phone will not r ecognize the stor age card when it is connect ed to a comput er .
54 Phone Basics 1. 12 Sear ching Y our Phone and the W eb Y ou can search for information on y our phone and on the W eb b y using the Quick Search Bo x or b y speaking using Google search b y voic e.
Phone Basics 55 3. Do one of the following: If what y ou’re sear ching for is in the list of suggestions, tap it in the list. The it em opens in the appropriat e application. If what y ou’re sear ching for is not in the list, tap to sear ch the W eb.
2. 1 Making Calls Ther e are se ver al con venient methods t o make a call fr om your phone. Calling using the phone dialer screen Y ou can either dial a number directly , or you can use the Smart Dial featur e to search and call a c ontact in People or a number from or Call History .
Using Phone Featur es 57 4. T o call a number or contact, do one of the follo wing: • T ap the desired phone number or c ontact from the list. • T o call a different phone number as sociated with the contact, tap the contact car d icon at the right side of the c ontact name.
58 Using Phone Featur es Calling using V oice Dialer 1. Do one of the follo wing: Pres s and hold the CALL ( ) button. Pres s HOME ( ) , and then tap > V oic e Dialer . 2. W hen the V oice Dialer mes sage box appears and you see “Lis tening” on the screen, sa y “Call [name of person]” in a clear voic e into the phone.
Using Phone Featur es 59 Calling a speed dial number T o call a stor ed speed dial number , press and hold a number button. For information on setting up speed dial numbers, see “T o add a contact to speed dial” in Chapt er 3.
60 Using Phone Featur es Answ ering an incoming call Depending if the display is on or off , y ou need to: If the display is on, tap Ans wer or pr ess the CALL ( ) button. If the display is off , the displa y will turn on showing the L ock screen. Dr ag the bar down t o answer the call.
Using Phone Featur es 61 Rejecting a call and sending a t ext mes sage Y ou can automatically send a default te xt message to the caller and reject the inc oming voic e call. Press MENU and then tap Send message when y ou hav e an incoming call to send the t ext message .
62 Using Phone Featur es 1. Pres s the CALL ( ) button to ac cept the second call and put the first call on hold. 2. T o switch between callers, tap the person you w ant to talk to on the scr een. 3. T o end the current call and return t o the other call, tap End call .
Using Phone Featur es 63 Note Not all mobile phone networks support c onference calling. C ontact your mobile operat or for details. Muting the microphone during a call T ap Mute/Unmute ( ) to t oggle between turning the micr ophone on or off . When the microphone is turned off , the Mut e icon appears in the status bar .
64 Using Phone Featur es 2.4 Using Call History When y ou miss a call, the missed call icon ( ) appears in the title bar . Use the Call History tab of the People scr een to check who the caller was or vie w all your dialed numbers and r eceiv ed calls.
Using Phone Featur es 65 A dding a new phone number t o Contacts If the phone number of a person who called is not in your c ontacts list, you can choose t o sav e the number after y ou hang up. 1. Pres s CALL ( ), and then tap . 2. Pr ess and hold the r eceiv ed call that you w ant to sav e to y our contacts list, and then tap Sa ve t o contacts .
66 Using Phone Featur es 2.5 Adjusting Phone Settings Y ou can adjust the phone settings of your phone such as y our voic e mail number , V oice priv acy , and more. T o open the phone settings menu, press HOME ( ) > MENU, and then tap Settings > Call .
Using Phone Featur es 67 2.6 T urning the Phone Function On and Off In many countries, y ou ar e requir ed by la w to turn off the phone while on board an air craft.
3. 1 About People The People scr een gives y ou easy ac cess t o all your contacts, as w ell as ev en fast er acces s to the people and groups of people y ou contact most often. T o open People, press HOME ( ) , and then tap > People . W ays of getting c ontacts into y our phone Y ou can add contacts to your phone fr om: Gmail .
Using People 69 3.2 Using the People Screen The People scr een gives y ou easy ac cess t o all your contacts, as w ell as ev en fast er acces s to the people and groups of people y ou contact most often.
70 Using People Setting up My contact car d My contact car d pro vides a conv enient wa y to st ore y our personal contact information so tha t you can easily send it via MMS. 1. On the All tab of the People screen, tap Me . Note If you ar e logged in to y our Facebook ac count, instead of Me, y ou will see the name you use in F acebook.
Using People 71 T o import contacts from the s torage car d Y ou can only import contacts that wer e export ed to the stor age card using the Export to SD car d feature on y our phone. See “T o back up your c ontacts to the st orage car d” in this chapter .
72 Using People T o break the contact inf ormation link between contacts 1. On the All tab, tap the name of the contact (not the ic on or photo ) whose contact information link y ou want t o break. 2. On the upper right c orner of the screen, tap . 3.
Using People 73 Has updated his or her F acebook pr ofile or has added photos on Flickr or Fac ebook. Has upcoming F acebook ev ents. T o view only c ontacts of a particular type, for e xample Gmail and Fac ebook contacts, pres s MENU, tap Vie w , and then select an contact account type t o display .
7 4 Using People Editing a c ontact’s information 1. On the All tab, pr ess and hold the contact, and then tap Edit contact . 2. Ent er the new informa tion for the contact. 3. Scroll to the bott om of the screen, and then tap Sa ve . Sending contact inf ormation 1.
Using People 75 Deleting contacts 1. On the All tab, pr ess MENU and then tap Delete . 2. Select the c ontacts you w ant to delete , and then tap Delete . 3. When prompt ed, tap OK . T o delete one contact On the All tab, pr ess and hold the contact, and then tap Delete contact .
76 Using People T o add or remo ve c ontacts from a group 1. On the Groups tab , press and hold the gr oup, and then tap Edit group . 2. Do an y of the following: T ap the group name t o change the name. Y ou can only change the name for gr oups that you ha ve cr eated.
Using People 77 People Widget Put the group of people y ou contact most right on the Home scr een of your phone b y adding them as the People widget. Using the People widget, you can ins tantly place a call, send a message, or vie w details of a fa vorite c ontact with a single tap.
78 Using People 3.4 Using Fac ebook and Flickr in People If your c ontacts hav e Fac ebook accounts, y ou can view their curr ent status and upcoming e v ents, and be notified when they change their profile inf ormation. Y ou can also update y our own F acebook status.
Using People 79 On the Updates and e vents tab of the Contact Details screen f or each contact, the contact’ s Fac ebook status, pr ofile updates, and upcoming e vents ar e display ed. Notifications of new phot o uploads to Flickr are also displa yed.
80 Using People Changing F acebook and Flickr update settings On the All tab of the People screen, slide t o the Updates and e vents tab, pr ess MENU, and then tap Settings . Updating y our Fac ebook status On the All tab of the People screen, tap [Name ] My contact car d , and then tap Fac ebook .
Using People 81 T ab Functions Messages Show s your e xchanged SMS mes sages with the contact. T ap a message to vie w it. T o send a new message, tap Ne w message . For mor e information about messages, see. Chapter 5. Mail Show s email messages you ha ve r eceived fr om the contact.
4. 1 Using the Onscr een Ke yboar d When y ou start a progr am or select a field that requir es te xt or numbers, the onscreen k eyboar d becomes a vailable. Y ou can choose from these k eyboar d lay outs: Q WERTY , Compact Q WERTY , and Phone Ke ypad .
Entering T e xt 83 Q WERTY Q WERTY is a ke yboard la yout similar t o a desktop comput er ke yboard. T o switch to Q WERTY , start a pr ogram that ac cepts te xt input, and then tap > K eyboar d types > Q WERTY . 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 T ap to enter letters or s ymbols.
84 Entering T ext 7 T ap to delete the pr evious char acter . 8 Displays the w ord candidate lis t when wor d prediction is turned on. T ap a wor d to insert it into y our te xt. T ap to see mor e candidate wor ds. Compact Q WERTY Compact Q WERTY is a type of ke yboard which f eatures 20 k ey s.
Entering T e xt 85 5 T ap to open a menu where y ou can change the ke yboard lay out and open the T ouch Input Settings. See “ Adjus ting T ouch Input Settings” for details. 6 T ap to switch to the numeric and s ymbol ke yboard. 7 T ap to create a ne w line.
86 Entering T ext 1 T ap to enter letters or symbols. Pr ess and hold to ent er accented lett ers, numbers, or symbols. 2 T ap to toggle betw een using Multitap or XT9 mode. 3 T ap to enter an uppercase lett er . T ap twice to turn on Caps L ock. 4 T ap to hide the ke yboard.
Entering T e xt 87 T o manually add a wor d to the predictiv e te xt dictionary 1. On the onscreen k eyboar d, tap . 2. T ap User Dictionary . 3. T ap Add new .
88 Entering T ext T ext input T ap to set t ext input options when ent ering te xt, calibrat e the ke yboard, and set a sound and/ or vibration feedback whene ver y ou tap a ke y . For details, see “T ext input” in this chapter . T utorial T ap to learn how t o use the onscreen k eyboar d.
Entering T e xt 89 Other settings Sound feedback Select to mak e a clicking sound whenev er you tap a k ey on the k eyboar d. Vibr ate when typing Select to enable vibr ation feedback whenev er y ou tap a ke y on the ke yboard. Finger touch pr ecision Calibration t ool T ap to re-calibr ate the k eyboar d touch accur acy .
5. 1 Sending T e xt and Multimedia Messages Messages lets y ou compose and send te xt (SMS) and multimedia messages (MMS) to other mobile phones. Opening Messages Pres s HOME ( ) , and then tap Messages . T ap to create a new t ext or pictur e message.
Ex changing Messages 91 Crea ting and sending SMS and MMS messages Send short te xt messages (SMS) to other mobile phones. If y ou ex ceed the limit on the number of char acters for a single t ext message, y our te xt message will be deliv ered as one but will be billed as more than one mes sage.
92 Ex changing Messages As you ent er information, any mat ching phone numbers from your c ontacts list are displa yed. T ap a match to enter tha t number directly . Note The phone number only appears if the number w as filed under Mobile in Contacts.
Ex changing Messages 93 T o create and send a multimedia (MMS) mes sage 1. On the All messages scr een, tap Compose message . 2. In the T o field, do any of the f ollowing: Enter phone numbers or email addr ess. If you’r e sending the message to se ver al recipients, separ ate the phone numbers or email addres ses with a comma.
94 Ex changing Messages Audio . Opens the Select music tr ack screen. T ap an audio file to select, and then tap OK t o attach the file into y our message. The music file pla ys back when y ou tap it. Location . Lets y ou attach a Footprint or location on a map .
Ex changing Messages 95 Tips • When editing multiple slides, tap to edit the ne xt slide or tap to r eturn to the pre vious slide. • While editing the slidesho w , press MENU t o let you pr eview the slideshow , add music or video to a slide, remo ve a slide, and mor e.
96 Ex changing Messages Messages application icon also displa ys the number of ne w messages . T o open the message, r efer to the ne xt section. Managing messages and message thr eads T ext and multi.
Ex changing Messages 97 T o open and view a multimedia message 1. On the All messages scr een, tap a multimedia message or message thr ead to open it. 2. T ap the attachment to open it. If the attachment is a vCard c ontact, it is imported to y our Phone contacts list.
98 Ex changing Messages T o protect a mes sage from deletion Y ou can lock a message so that it will not be deleted ev en if y ou delete the other messages in the c onv ersation. 1. On the All messages scr een, tap the message thread that contains the message y ou want t o lock.
Ex changing Messages 99 T o open the link contained in a W AP push message 1. Pres s and hold the status bar , and then slide the status bar down to open the Notifications panel. 2. T ap the new message, and then tap V isit website . T o view all y our W AP push messages On the All messages scr een, press MENU , and then tap Push messages .
100 Ex changing Messages Connection settings Set MMS connection settings. Receiv ed messages Receiv ed notification Select this option if you w ant to rec eive a notification in the status bar when a ne w text or multimedia mes sage arrives. Play notification sound If you w ant the phone to ring when a new mes sage arrives, select this option.
Ex changing Messages 101 5.2 Using Mail The Mail application lets y ou send and rec eive email fr om y our webmail or other ac counts, using POP3 or IMAP . It also lets you ac cess your Ex change A ctiveS ync email on your phone. A dding a POP3/IMAP email acc ount 1.
102 Ex changing Messages will need to enter y our Ex change Server settings after y ou tap Next . Ask your Ex change Serv er administrat or for details.
Ex changing Messages 103 1 T ap to view a differ ent email account or add a ne w email account. 2 Filter tabs. For details, see “Inbo x filter tabs” in this chapt er . 3 Number of unread email messages. Tip While in the acc ount you want t o synchroniz e, press MENU , and then tap Refresh .
104 Ex changing Messages Attachments tab ( ) Display s all emails that hav e attachments. Meeting invitations tab ( ) *For Micr osoft Exchange A ctiveS ync email only . All rec eived meeting in vitations show on this tab. T ap a meeting invitation t o view the meeting or e vent details and ac cept or decline the invitation.
Ex changing Messages 105 account on y our phone. When y ou hav e selected all the message r ecipients, tap Done . Tip If y ou want to send a carbon c opy ( Cc) or a blind carbon c opy (Bcc ) of the email to other r ecipients, press MENU, and then tap Sho w Cc/Bcc .
106 Ex changing Messages Sending a meeting reques t using the Ex change A ctiveS ync account 1. Pres s HOME ( ) , and then tap Mail . 2. S witch to the Ex change Activ eSync ac count. 3. Press MENU and then tap Mor e > New meeting in vitation . 4. Enter the meeting details and then tap Send .
Ex changing Messages 10 7 T o set out of the office status Y ou can set your Out of Office status and aut o-reply message right from y our phone. 1. Pres s HOME ( ) , and then tap Mail . 2. S witch to the Ex change Activ eSync ac count. 3. Press MENU , and then tap More > Out of the office .
108 Ex changing Messages Editing email account settings Switch t o the email account y ou want t o edit. Press MENU , and then tap More > Settings . Ac count settings Change the email account settings such as the name , email address, pas swor d, and description.
6. 1 Connecting t o the Internet Y our phone’s networking capabilities allo w you t o acces s the Internet through data c onnection or Wi-Fi. 6.2 Data Connection Settings for connecting t o the mobile operat or ’s 1xR TT /EVDO netw ork are alr eady prec onfigured on y our devic e, and your de vice is r eady to connect to the Int ernet.
110 Getting Connect ed T urning Wi-Fi on and connecting to a wir eless netw ork 1. Pres s HOME ( ) > MENU, and then tap Settings > Wir eless & networks . 2. Select the W i-Fi check box t o turn Wi-Fi on. The phone will scan for av ailable wireles s networks.
Getting Connected 111 Wi-Fi netw orks On the Wir eless & networks scr een, tap Wi-Fi settings , then tap the wireles s network that the phone is currently c onnected to . A message bo x will be display ed showing the W i-Fi network name, status, speed, signal str ength, and more .
112 Getting Connect ed 3. T ap Install from SD card . 4. Select the netw ork certificate needed t o connect to the EAP- TLS network. 5. Follow the st eps in the pre vious section to connect t o the Wi-Fi network.
Getting Connected 113 for the cr edential stor age, scroll do wn and confirm the pass wor d, and then tap OK . 3. Select the Use secure credentials check bo x. Y ou can then download and install the certificat es needed to acc ess your local netw ork.
114 Getting Connect ed 6.5 Using Y our Phone’ s W eb Bro wser Open the web br ow ser to start surfing the w eb. The br ow ser is fully optimized and comes with adv anced fea tures that let y ou enjoy Internet br owsing on y our phone. Note Y ou must hav e an active data or Wi-Fi connection to ac cess the Int ernet.
Getting Connected 115 Changing the screen orienta tion The phone aut omatically changes the screen orientation depending on how y ou are holding y our phone. Note The Orientation check bo x in HOME ( ) > MENU > Settings > Sound & display needs to be select ed for the screen orientation t o automatically change.
116 Getting Connect ed Use your thumb and inde x fingers to ‘spread’ the w eb page to zoom in. Use your thumb and inde x fingers to ‘pinch’ the web page t o zoom out. Opening a ne w bro wser windo w Open multiple bro wser windo ws to mak e it easier for y ou to swit ch from one w eb site to another .
Getting Connected 117 Swit ching between br ow ser window s 1. On a bro wser windo w , pr ess MENU, and then tap Windo ws . 2. Select the br ow ser window y ou want t o view b y sliding your finger on the screen fr om right to left. T ap to close the web page.
118 Getting Connect ed Selecting links in w eb pages Navigat e to links on a web page using the TRA CKBALL. Links ar e enclosed in a color ed box when select ed. Link is selected Link is not selected Link What to do W eb page address (URLs ) T ap the link to open the web page.
Getting Connected 119 Link What to do Location address T ap the address to open Google Maps and locate the address. Phone number T ap to open the phone dialer scr een to call the phone number .
120 Getting Connect ed On the Internet scr een, press MENU , and then tap Bookmarks to vie w your bookmarks ( ), most visited sites ( ), or history ( ).
Getting Connected 121 Note All downloaded applications ar e sav ed to the stor age card. For information on ho w to install a st orage car d, refer to Chapt er 1. T o view y our downloads On the Internet scr een, press MENU , and then tap More > Do wnloads .
122 Getting Connect ed Setting Internet options Customiz e the Internet application to suit y our bro wsing lif estyle. Set display , privacy , and security options when using Internet. On the Internet scr een, press MENU , and then tap More > Settings .
Getting Connected 123 (A/V Remote Contr ol Profile 1. 0), GA VDP (Generic A/V Distribution Profile ), GAP ( Generic Acc ess Profile ), PBAP (Phone Book Ac cess Profile ), and OPP ( Object Push Profile). Bluetooth on y our phone operat es in three differ ent modes: On .
124 Getting Connected Changing the phone name The phone name identifies y our phone in a Bluetooth netw ork. Make sur e that y ou hav e turned Bluetooth on. On the Wir eless & networks scr een, tap Bluetooth settings > Devic e name . Enter the name for y our phone in the dialog bo x, and then tap OK .
Getting Connected 125 5. The pairing and connection status will appear belo w the hands- free headset or car kit name in the Bluet ooth devices lis t. When the other Bluetooth hands-fr ee headset or car kit is connected to y our phone, the Bluetooth c onnected icon ( ) will appear in the status bar .
126 Getting Connect ed Sending and rec eiving information using Bluet ooth Y ou can use Bluetooth to transf er information between y our phone and another Bluetooth-enabled de vice, such as a phone or notebook computer .
Getting Connected 127 Calendar ev ents Pres s HOME ( ) , and then tap > Calendar . In the Calendar ’ s Day , Agenda, or W eek view , pr ess and hold the ev ent or appointment, and then tap Share vCalendar > Bluet ooth . For details, see “Sending a vCalendar ” in Chapter 9 .
128 Getting Connect ed T o send information from y our phone to another de vice 1. Aft er selecting the files to send, the Bluetooth settings scr een opens and your phone s tarts scanning Bluetooth devic es within range . 2. In Bluet ooth devic es, tap the receiving de vice.
Getting Connected 129 5. When a file is transferr ed, a notification is display ed. T o open the file immediately , slide down the Notifications panel, and then tap the rele vant notification.
130 Getting Connect ed Disconnecting a Bluet ooth devic e 1. Pres s HOME ( ) > MENU, and then tap Settings . 2. T ap Wireless & netw orks > Bluetooth settings . 3. Navigate t o the Bluetooth devic es section, and then press and hold the connected Bluet ooth devic e.
7 . 1 Using Camera and Camc or der Use Camera or Camc order to tak e and share pictur es and videos. Y our phone comes with a 5. 0 megapixel camer a with auto-focus fea ture that lets y ou capture sharp pictur es and videos. Important Y ou must install a stor age card befor e you use Camer a or Camcor der .
132 Camera and Multimedia 1 Menu tab. T ap to open the menu panel and change camer a settings. See “Camera menu panel” in this chapt er for details. 2 Vie w button. T ap to open the Photos application so y ou can bro wse through and vie w the photos and videos in y our storage car d.
Camera and Multimedia 133 Z ooming Get closer to or farther fr om y our subject using the onscreen zoom bar . 1. On the Camera or Camc order vie wfinder , tap to display the onscreen z oom bar .
134 Camera and Multimedia T aking pictures 1. Pres s HOME ( ) , and then tap Camera. 2. Bef ore taking the photo , you can z oom in first on y our subject. See “Zooming” in this chapt er for details. 3. Frame y our subject on the Vie wfinder screen.
Camera and Multimedia 135 Re view scr een Aft er capturing a photo or video, the r evie w screen lets y ou sav e, view , send, or delete the picture or video b y tapping a button sho wn onscreen. Revie w screen buttons Icon Function Icon Function Back.
136 Camera and Multimedia Camer a menu panel The menu panel lets y ou acces s and change basic and advanced camera settings. 1. On the Camera or Camc order vie wfinder , tap to show the menu panel. 2. T ap any of these icons to change the r elev ant setting: Mode .
Camera and Multimedia 13 7 The follo wing are settings tha t you can change fr om the Settings menu: White balanc e Select the white balance settings ac cording t o the current lighting c ondition to capture c olors more ac curately . ISO (photo mode only) Choose an ISO lev el or set it back to Aut o .
138 Camera and Multimedia Recor d with audio (video mode only) Select or clear the check box, depending on whether you w ant to rec ord audio when capturing videos. Metering mode Set ho w the camera measur es the amount of light to calculate the bes t exposur e: Spot mode allow s the camera to measur e light around the focus point.
Camera and Multimedia 139 7 .2 Using Photos Using the Photos application, y ou can view phot os and watch videos that y ou’ve tak en with your phone’ s camera, do wnloaded, or copied onto y our stor age card. Y ou can also take a look at y our photos and your friends’ phot os that are on y our social networks (F acebook and Flickr only).
140 Camera and Multimedia Notes • Depending on the number of pictures st ored on the st orage card, it may tak e a while for the Albums screen t o load all your photos on the screen. • Y ou need to be signed in to y our Facebook and Flickr ac counts to view the pictur es in those accounts.
Camera and Multimedia 14 1 Roll the TRA CKBALL left to vie w the pre vious picture, or r oll it right to vie w the next pictur e in the album or in the pictures list. Pres s MENU to view mor e options. T o view photos in y our F acebook or Flickr account 1.
142 Camera and Multimedia T o view a photo in landscape orienta tion T urn your phone side wa ys to vie w the picture in landscape mode . The picture orientation aut omatically adjusts to ho w you hold the phone .
Camera and Multimedia 143 Cropper t ool Cropper arr ow Press and hold inside the cropper , then drag it t o any area of the phot o. 3. T ap Save t o apply the changes to the pictur e. Note The cr opped picture is sav ed in the stor age card as a c opy .
144 Camera and Multimedia T o send photos or videos using Bluetooth 1. Pres s HOME ( ) , and then tap > Photos . 2. T ap the album where the photos y ou want to shar e are in. 3. T ap , and then on the Share options menu, tap Bluetooth . 4. Select the photos or videos y ou want t o share, and then tap Next .
Camera and Multimedia 145 3. T ap , and then on the Share options menu, tap Flickr . 4. Select one or mor e photos, and then tap Next . 5. Add a description for each photo (if y ou want), and then tap Upload . 6. Select which album to upload to and set priv acy settings for the uploaded pictures.
146 Camera and Multimedia T o share photos on Picasa Y ou need to be signed in to a Google Ac count to be able t o upload pictures t o the Picasa™ photo organizing servic e. 1. Pres s HOME ( ) , and then tap > Photos . 2. T ap the album where the photos y ou want to shar e are in.
Camera and Multimedia 14 7 7 .3 Using Music Music play s digital audio files from the phone’ s stor age card. Sinc e Music only play s audio files sav ed on the stor age card of y our phone, you mus t copy y our audio files to the s torage car d befor e you open Music.
148 Camera and Multimedia 3 Press and dr ag to jump to an y part of the song. 4 Elapsed time 5 T ap to go to the Library . 6 T ap to go to the pre vious song in the Now pla ying list. 7 T ap to pause or to r esume playing the song. 8 T ap to go to the ne xt song in the Now pla ying list.
Camera and Multimedia 14 9 Libr ary Y our music is organized into diff erent categories such as Albums, Artists, Genr e, Composers, and more . Select a category b y tapping one of the category tabs at the bott om of the screen. T ap a song in the category t o play it back.
150 Camera and Multimedia Tip Go to the Select music tr ack category to sho w all the av ailable songs. 5. Select the songs you want t o add to the playlis t, and then tap Add . 6. T ap Save . Managing y our playlists T o play the songs in a playlis t On the Playlists scr een, tap the playlis t name and then tap a song.
Camera and Multimedia 151 T o delete a song in a playlis t 1. In the Playlists scr een, tap the playlis t you w ant to edit. 2. Pr ess MENU and then tap Delete songs . 3. Select the songs you w ant to delete and then tap Delete . T o delete a playlis t 1.
152 Camer a and Multimedia 4. On the Ringtone T rimmer screen, dr ag the left and right trim handles to adjust the song’ s start and end points. 5. Use the playback contr ols to pr evie w the trimmed song. 6. T ap Phone ringtone or Contact ringtone .
8. 1 Signing In to Y our Google A cc ount Signing in to y our Google Ac count lets you s ynchroniz e Gmail, Calendar , and contacts between y our phone and the web . Y ou also need to sign in to a Google A cc ount to use Google Apps such as Google T alk™ and Android Mark et.
154 Google Apps 8.2 Using Gmail Gmail is Google’s w eb-based email service. Gmail is c onfigured when you firs t set up your phone. Depending on y our synchr onization settings, Gmail on your phone is aut omatically synchr onized with your Gmail ac count on the w eb.
Google Apps 155 3 Actions for check ed email(s ). This will not show if ther e is no item selected in the inbo x. 4 Unread messages ar e display ed in bold. 5 Message label 6 Starred message . T ap to add or r emov e the star . 7 The Google Ac count you ar e currently vie wing.
156 Google Apps Crea ting and sending emails In the Inbo x, press MENU and then tap Compose . Enter the message r ecipient’s email addr ess in the T o field. If you ar e sending the email to se ver al recipients, separ ate the email addres ses with a comma.
Google Apps 15 7 T o add a signature to emails Y ou can add a signature to email messages that y ou send. In the Inbo x, press MENU and then tap Settings > Signatur e . Enter y our signature in the t ext bo x, and then tap OK . Tip Y ou can creat e a signature consis ting of multiple lines of text.
158 Google Apps 1 2 3 1 Message subject 2 Online status. Appears when the contact is a Google T alk friend and you are signed in t o Google T alk. 3 Message label T o scroll thr ough the message, slide y our finger up/ do wn on the screen or r oll the TRA CKBALL up/ do wn.
Google Apps 159 Searching f or messages Y ou can search for messages that c ontain one or more w ords in their contents or in their addr esses, subjects, labels, and so on.
160 Google Apps 2. T ap Reply , Reply to all , or Forw ard . 3. Do one of the following: If you select ed Reply or Reply all , enter y our r eply message. If you select ed Forwar d , specify the message r ecipients. 4. Scr oll down to the end of the mes sage, and then tap Send .
Google Apps 161 Email messages In the message thr ead, navigate t o the email header or message using the TRA CKBALL, press MENU and then tap: Add s tar or Remov e star to as sign a star or remo v e the star on the con versation. Mark read or Mark unr ead as desired.
162 Google Apps Clear search his tory Remo ve the sear ches you ha ve performed. Labels T ap to select which Gmail labels to s ynchronize . Email notifications Select the check bo x to show a notifica tion icon on the status bar when y ou r eceive a ne w email.
Google Apps 163 T o change your online sta tus and message Y our status and any message appear in y our contact’ s Friends lists and in other locations where y our status or s tatus message are display ed. T ap the online status icon ( ) beside your name, and then select the status y ou want on the menu.
164 Google Apps Signing out of Google T alk If you ar e not going to use Google T alk for an e xtended period of time, w e recommend that y ou sign out of Google T alk to sa ve batt ery pow er . 1. Pres s HOME ( ) , and then tap > T alk. 2. In the Friends lis t, press MENU , and then tap More > Sign out .
Google Apps 165 Swit ching between activ e chats Y ou can switch between chats if y ou hav e mor e than one chat going. 1. While on a chat scr een, press MENU , and then tap Switch chats . 2. On the scr een that opens, tap the friend y ou want to chat with.
166 Google Apps By default, only the friends that y ou fr equently communicate with — the most popular — ar e in the Friends list. If you w ant to display all your friends, pr ess MENU and then tap All friends . Tip T o switch back to displa ying only your most popular friends, pr ess MENU and then tap Most popular .
Google Apps 16 7 T o block a friend Y ou can block a friend from sending you mes sages. When blocked, your friend is also r emo ved fr om your Friends lis t. 1. In the Friends list, locate the friend y ou want t o block. Note If you cannot see the friend, Pr ess MENU and then tap All friends .
168 Google Apps T o show a mobile indicat or In the Friends list, pr ess MENU and then tap More > Settings . Select the Mobile indicator option, and then pr ess BA CK ( ). The mobile indicat or icon will display along with y our name in other people’s Friends lis t and will let your friends kno w what type of mobile devic e you ar e using.
Google Apps 169 T urning on location services Befor e you open Google Maps and find y our location or search f or places of inter est, y ou must enable My location sour ces . Pres s HOME ( ) > MENU and then tap Settings > Location . Select Use wireles s networks , Enable GPS satellit es , or both.
170 Google Apps Getting an addres s and additional information for a location Pres s and hold a location on the map. A balloon opens ov er the location, with the addres s and a thumbnail from str eet view (if av ailable). T ap the balloon to see more information or t o get directions to that location.
Google Apps 171 Vie wing map la yers Initially , Google Maps opens with a street map. Y ou can view additional map lay ers, such as satellit e images, traffic information, y our Google Latitude friends’ locations, and Wikipedia inf ormation on locations.
172 Google Apps Earth acquir es the best imagery av ailable, most of which is appro ximately one t o three y ears old. Latitude . When y ou hav e joined Latitude, y ou can view y our friends’ locations as a lay er on the map. For inf ormation, see “Finding your friends with Google La titude (available b y country)” in this chapter .
Google Apps 173 3. T ap . The search r esults are displa yed on the map. T ap to go to the pre vious or next search it em on the map if there ar e multiple search results. T ap to show the search r esults as a list. 4. T ap the callout to sho w the Addr ess , Details (if av ailable), and Re views (if a vailable ) for the sear ch item.
17 4 Google Apps By default, y our current loca tion is entered in the S tarting point box. Y ou can also tap to open the location source menu and select a starting point and destination addr ess. 3. Choose how y ou want to get t o your destina tion: Driving , Public transit , or W alking .
Google Apps 17 5 8.5 Using Google Latitude Google Latitude ™ user location service lets y ou and y our friends share locations and status messages with each other . It also lets you send instant messages and emails, mak e phone calls, and get directions t o your friends’ loca tions.
176 Google Apps Inviting friends T o share y our location with friends and request t o see their locations 1. In Latitude, pr ess MENU and then tap Add friends . 2. Choose ho w to add friends: Select from C ontacts . Select any number of friends from y our Contacts.
Google Apps 177 Sho wing your friends Y ou can show your friends using the map vie w or the list vie w . Map view When y ou open Google Maps, it shows y our friends’ locations. Each friend is repr esented by a phot o icon with an arro w pointing at his or her appro ximate loca tion.
178 Google Apps Connecting with y our friends T ap a friend’s c ontact details balloon in map view or tap a friend in list vie w to open the friend’s pr ofile. In the pr ofile screen, y ou can communicat e with your friend and set priv acy options.
Google Apps 179 T o change your public pr ofile 1. In Google Maps, pres s MENU, tap Latitude , and then tap y our contact details balloon. 2. T ap your own name , and then tap Edit privacy settings .
180 Google Apps Pres s HOME ( ) , and then tap > Y ouT ube . Y ouT ube presents the videos grouped int o categories, such as Most vie wed, Most discussed, Most r ecent, and T op ra ted. W atching videos On the Y ouT ube scr een, select a video to w atch from the av ailable categories.
Google Apps 181 Sharing videos Y ou can share a video by sending its link t o your contacts. Do one of the follo wing: While vie wing videos in a list, press and hold the video , and then tap Share on the options menu. While wa tching a video, pr ess MENU and then tap Share .
182 Google Apps 8.7 Using Android Mark et Android Mark et™ is the place to go t o find new apps for y our phone. Choose from a wide v ariety of free and paid apps r anging from productivity apps, ent ertainment, to games. When y ou find an app you w ant, you can easily do wnload and install it on y our phone with just a fe w taps of your finger .
Google Apps 183 1 2 3 1 T ap to search Andr oid Market for apps to ins tall on your phone. 2 T ap to display the a vailable apps or games on Andr oid Market, or display the apps that y ou hav e already do wnloaded and installed from Android Mark et. 3 Featur ed apps list.
184 Google Apps 2. T ap an app to read a description about the app and user r evie ws. 3. T ap Install (for free applications ) or Buy (for paid applications ).
Google Apps 185 Crea ting a Google Checkout ac count Y ou must have a Google Check out acc ount associated with y our Google Ac count to pur chase items fr om Android Mark et. Do one of the follo wing: On your c omputer , go to http:/ / checkout.google.
186 Google Apps Uninstalling an application Y ou can uninstall any application that y ou hav e downloaded and installed fr om Android Mark et. 1. From the Andr oid Market Home , press MENU , and then tap Downloads . 2. On the Do wnloads screen, tap the applica tion you w ant to uninstall, and then tap Uninstall .
9. 1 Using Calendar Use your phone’ s Calendar to cr eate and manage y our ev ents, meetings, and appointments. Y ou can also set up your phone to sta y in sync with the follo wing types of calendars: On your phone , sign in to y our Google Acc ount so you’ll be able to sync y our phone’ s Calendar with your Google Calendar online.
188 More Applications Crea ting ev ents 1. Pres s HOME ( ) , and then tap > Calendar . 2. On an y Calendar view , press MENU, and then tap Ne w ev ent to open the Ev ent details screen. Tip If y ou are in the A genda or Monthly view , tap at the bottom- right of the screen.
More Applications 1 89 8. If the ev ent occurs on a r egular basis, tap the Repetition bo x, and then choose how oft en the ev ent occurs. 9. Scroll to the bott om of the screen, and then tap A dd .
190 More Applications T o send a meeting request using Calendar (Ex change Activ eSync only) If you ha ve an Ex change A ctiveS ync account set up on y our phone, you can use Calendar t o creat e a meeting appointment and send a meeting reques t email to the people you w ant to in vite to y our meeting.
More Applications 1 91 Pres s and hold a day to open an options menu fr om which you can also choose to cr eate an e vent or swit ch to either Da y or Agenda vie w .
192 More Applications Notes • In Day vie w , the weather inf ormation appears only if the ev ent is within the five-da y forecas t of the W eather application. • W eather information does not appear in Da y view when y ou change Day vie w to display as a time list.
More Applications 1 93 Change the reminder time . If it’s a Google Calendar e v ent, respond whether y ou’ll attend the ev ent. Pres s BACK ( ) on your phone to r eturn to the Ev ent details screen. 4. T o edit more details about the e v ent, press MENU while y ou’re on the Ev ent details screen, and then tap Edit e v ent .
194 More Applications Ev ent reminders If you ha ve set a t least one reminder for an e v ent, the upcoming ev ent icon ( ) will appear in the notifications area of the status bar t o remind y ou of the upcoming e vent. T o view , dismiss, or snooze the r eminder 1.
More Applications 1 95 T o add a Google Calendar to sync with Only the calendars that y ou’ve cr eated or subscribed to on the W eb, but pre viously remo v ed from y our calendars list, are sho wn in the list of calendars that y ou can add. 1. In any Calendar vie w , pr ess MENU and then tap More > Calendars .
196 More Applications Changing Calendar settings Y ou can change Calendar ’s settings to specify ho w it display s ev ents and how it notifies y ou of upcoming e vents. In an y Calendar view , pres s MENU and then tap More > Settings to ac cess Calendar’s settings.
More Applications 1 97 Day vie ws Choose whether to display Da y view in the form of an ev ent list or time list. First day of w eek Set the Month and W eek views t o start on a Sunday or Monday . Include weather Make sur e this check box is select ed so that weather information is sho wn in Day view’ s ev ent list.
198 More Applications 9.2 Using Clock The Clock application is mor e than just a r egular date and time clock. It functions as a desk clock that show s the date, time , and weather information, and it can turn into a night clock or scr eensav er . It has a world clock that sho ws y ou the current time in se v eral locations acr oss the globe.
More Applications 1 99 1 T ap this button to dim the scr een and display only the time and date on the Desk Clock. T o light up the screen again, tap anywher e on the screen or press BA CK ( ) on y our phone. 2 The battery char ging indicator show s the battery char ge level.
200 More Applications Setting the local date, time z one, and time By default, y our phone automatically uses the netw ork-pr ovided date, time z one, and time. Y ou can set the date, time zone , and time manually . 1. In Clock, go to the W orld Clock tab, press MENU , and then tap Local time settings .
More Applications 2 01 Setting your home city’ s date and time 1. In Clock, go to the W orld Clock tab, then press MENU , and then tap Home settings . 2. Ent er your home city name . As you enter lett ers, the list is filter ed to sho w matching cities and countries.
202 More Applications Changing alarm sound settings If you’v e set one or mor e alarms, you can change their settings such as the alarm volume , how long to snoo ze the alarm, and mor e. 1. Pres s HOME ( ), and then tap the HT C Clock widget on the Home screen.
More Applications 2 03 9.3 Using HT C S ync HT C Sync lets y ou synchr onize your Outlook c ontacts and calendar or your Outlook Expr ess contacts with y our phone.
204 More Applications Installing HT C S ync on your PC 1. Download the HT C Sync installer from the HT C website (http:/ / www .htc.com/ us/ support.aspx) to y our computer . 2. Double-click HT CSync. ex e, and then follo w the installation instructions on the scr een.
More Applications 2 05 If the HT C Sync ic on appears green in color , that means your phone has succes sfully connected with y our computer and HT C Sync rec ognizes y our phone. Setting up synchr onization Y ou can set up HTC S ync to synchr onize y our computer’s Outlook contacts and calendar e vents with y our phone.
206 More Applications Setting up more s ync options HT C Sync giv es you the fle xibility to set man y options, such as setting a sync schedule, choosing ho w to r esolve c onflicts when the same items ar e found on both the phone and the computer , and more.
More Applications 2 0 7 Conflict policy In cases when the same contacts and/ or calendar items e xist in both your phone and y our comput er , choose whose data you w ant to k eep when a conflict occurs. When to s ync Click Automatic s ync on the left side of the dialog box.
208 More Applications Synchr onizing your phone with y our computer manually 1. Connect y our phone to the comput er with the supplied USB cable. Or , if your phone is alr eady connected, pr ess and hold the status bar and dr ag your finger do wn to open the Notifications panel.
More Applications 2 09 Note Y ou only hav e to do this step once . Y ou do not need to do this step again next time y ou install another application fr om your comput er to y our phone. 2. C onnect your phone t o the computer with the supplied USB cable.
210 More Applications 9.4 Using HT C F ootprints HT C Footprints ™ pr ovides an eas y way t o recor d fa vorit e places and re visit those places. A footprint c onsists of a photo y ou take of a location such as a res taurant, a sightseeing destination, et c.
More Applications 2 11 Re visiting a footprint 1. Pres s HOME ( ) , and then tap > Footprints . 2. A t the bottom of the scr een, slide your finger t o select the Footprint cat egory . 3. T ap the Footprint you w ant to r evisit. T ap to show the address in Google Maps.
212 More Applications Pres s HOME ( ) , and then tap > Footprints. Do any of the follo wing: T o back up your F ootprints, on a category scr een, press MENU and then tap Export . T o export a single f ootprint, open the footprint, press MENU , and then tap Export .
More Applications 2 13 9.5 Using PDF Vie w er Use PDF Vie wer t o view PDF files that y ou hav e copied to the phone’ s stor age card. Vie wing a PDF file 1. Pres s HOME ( ) , then tap > PDF Vie wer . 2. On the Open file scr een, tap the file y ou want to vie w .
214 More Applications 9.6 Using Peep Peep™ is a T witter client that lets y ou enjoy “twitt ering’’ on your phone. Send out tw eets, read and r eceive tw eets fr om people, search for ne w T witter users to follo w , all fr om your phone. Note Y ou need to be signed in to y our T witter account to use Peep .
More Applications 2 15 3 Press and hold an it em to open the options menu to let y ou reply , send a direct message , Retweet, add t o fav orite, and vie w the profile. 4 T ap to enter a tweet t o send out Sending a tw eet 1. On the All T weets tab, tap the te xt field with the w ords “What’ s happening?”.
216 More Applications On the Peep screen, pr ess MENU and then tap Mor e > Settings > Services to check or change y our photo hos ting site, location options, and URL shortening host. Sending a direct mes sage Do one of the follo wing: On the Peep screen, pr ess MENU and then tap Ne w message .
More Applications 2 17 9. 7 Using Quickoffice Quickoffic e lets you vie w Microsoft Offic e W ord, Micr osoft Office Ex cel, and Microsoft Po werP oint files on your phone. Quick office supports viewing of Micr osoft Office 2003 W ord (.doc ), Exc el (.
218 More Applications 4. While vie wing a file, y ou can: Pinch the screen t o zoom in or out or use the zoom c ontrols on the screen t o zoom in or out. Slide your finger on the scr een to bring up the z oom controls. For Ex cel files, pr ess MENU and then tap W orksheet t o view other worksheets on the file .
More Applications 2 19 9.8 Using Stocks Use Stocks t o get the latest st ock updates for st ock quotes and market indic es you follo w . Opening Stocks Pres s HOME ( ) , then tap > Stocks . 1 2 3 4 1 List of your s tock quotes and stock mark et indices.
220 More Applications A dding a stock quot e or stock mark et inde x 1. On the Stocks scr een, tap . 2. Ent er the stock quot e or stock mark et index on the te xt field and then tap . 3. On the results list, tap the st ock quote or st ock market inde x you want t o add.
More Applications 2 21 9.9 Using W eather W eather lets y ou view the curr ent wea ther as well as the w eather for ecast for the ne xt four day s of the week. Y ou can display the weather c onditions in your curr ent location and the wea ther in up to 15 cities.
222 More Applications A dding a city 1. On the W eather scr een, tap . 2. Ent er the location you w ant to add on the te xt field. As y ou enter te xt, the list is filter ed to sho w the possible locations based on the letters y ou enter ed. 3. T ap the desired city to select it.
More Applications 2 23 9. 10 Using V oice R ecor der V oic e Recor der is useful for quickly rec ording thoughts. Y ou can also rec ord y our voic e and set it as a ringtone. Note Y ou need to hav e a microSD car d installed on your phone t o use V oice Recor der .
10. 1 Display Settings A djusting the screen brightnes s 1. Pres s HOME ( ) > MENU, then tap Settings . 2. T ap Sound & display > Brightness . Note The Aut omatic brightness check bo x needs to be selected for y ou to be able to manually adjus t screen brightness.
Managing Y our Phone 225 Note Not all application screens support aut omatic rotation. 1. Pres s HOME ( ) > MENU, then tap Settings . 2. T ap Sound & display and then clear the Orientation check bo x. K eeping the screen on while char ging the phone Y ou can keep the phone screen fr om turning off while you ar e charging the phone .
226 Managing Y our Phone 10.2 Sound Settings Changing the ring tone 1. Pres s HOME ( ) > MENU, then tap Settings . 2. T ap Sound & display > Phone ringtone . 3. T ap the ring tone you w ant to use, and then tap OK . T he ring tone briefly pla ys when selected.
Managing Y our Phone 227 Choosing the notification sound Y ou can select the ring tone to play when y our phone rec eives ne w notifications. 1. Pres s HOME ( ) > MENU, then tap Settings . 2. T ap Sound & display > Notification sound. 3. Select your pr eferred notification sound, and then tap OK .
228 Managing Y our Phone Important Ac cessing data services while r oaming may incur significant charges. Inquir e the data roaming tariffs with y our mobile operat or before enabling da ta roaming. 10.4 Language Settings Y ou can change the platform language of the phone.
Managing Y our Phone 229 Flickr and Fac ebook photo uploads. For informa tion on viewing photos, see “Using Photos” in Chapt er 7 . A dding a social network ac count Y ou can sync with your acc ounts on popular online services such as Fac ebook, T witter , and Flickr .
230 Managing Y our Phone Changing acc ount settings Y ou can change settings such as the sync frequency and the types of information synchr onized, the kinds of notification y ou rec eive , and the wa y that account inf ormation is display ed. 1. Pres s HOME ( ) > MENU, and then tap Settings > Ac counts & sync.
Managing Y our Phone 231 T o create and enable the scr een unlock pattern Y ou can increase the security of your phone b y creating a scr een unlock pattern. When enabled, y ou hav e to dr aw the c orrect unlock pattern on the scr een to unlock the phone’ s control butt ons and touch screen.
232 Managing Y our Phone 10. 7 Managing Memory Checking how much phone memory is a v ailable for use Pres s HOME ( ) > MENU, then tap Settings > SD & phone stor age . The a vailable phone memory is displa yed in the Internal phone s tor age section.
Managing Y our Phone 233 Freeing up mor e phone memory or st orage car d space If your phone is running lo w on memory , try the following: In your w eb bro wser , clear all temporary Internet files and his tory information. See “Connecting t o the Internet” in Chapter 6 for more inf ormation.
Appendix A. 1 Specifications CPU speed 528 MHz Platform Andr oid™ 2.1 (É clair) with HT C Sense™ Memory ROM: 512 MB RAM: 288 MB Dimensions (LxW xT) 4.4 7 X 2.22 X 0.54 inches (113.5 X 56.5 X 13.8 mm) W eight 4.55 ounces (129 gr ams) with battery Display 3.
Appendix 235 Video supported formats MPEG-4, H.263, H.264 and Windo ws Media Video 9 Battery Rechar geable Lithium-ion battery Capacity: 1500 mAh • • T alk time: Up to 250 minutes Standby time: Up t o 360 hours (The abo ve ar e subject to network and phone usage .
236 Appendix Feder al Communication Commis sion Interfer ence Statement This equipment has been t ested and found t o comply with the limits for a Class B digital de vice, pursuant t o Part 15 of the FC C Rules. These limits ar e designed to pr ovide r easonable prot ection against harmful interfer ence in a r esidential installation.
Appendix 237 operating ins tructions for satisfying RF e xposure complianc e. T o maintain compliance with F CC RF e xposure c ompliance r equirements, please follo w operation instruction as document ed in this manual.
238 Appendix This de vice and its antenna( s) must not be c o-located or oper ating in conjunction with any other ant enna or transmitt er . The County C ode Selection feature is disabled f or products mark eted in the US/ Canada. SAR Informa tion 1. 13 W /kg @ 1g (HEAD ) 0.
Appendix 239 include a substantial safety mar gin designed to assur e the safety of all persons, regar dless of age and health. The e xposure s tandard for wir eless mobile phone emplo ys a unit of measurement kno wn as the Specific Absorption Rate, or S AR.
240 Appendix wireles s phone and a pacemaker t o av oid potential interf erence with the pacemak er . These rec ommendations are consis tent with the independent resear ch by and r ecommendations of W ireless T echnology Research.
Appendix 24 1 The purpose of this Dir ective is, as a firs t priority , the pr ev ention of WEEE, and in addition, to pr omote the reuse , recy cling and other forms of r ecov ery of such was tes so as to r educe disposal.
Inde x A Add an Ex change Activ eSync account 101 Airplane Mode 67 Alarm clock 201 Android Mark et 182 - getting help 182 Applications - on your phone 4 7 - tab 47 B Back co ver - remo ve 31 Backlight.
Index 243 Contacts 72 - add new 70 - edit 7 4 - search 73 Creating another email ac count 102 D Data Connection 109 Data roaming 227 Date 200 Desk Clock 198 Disconnecting a Bluetooth hands-fr ee heads.
244 Index M Mail 101 - deleting an account 108 Making Calls 56 Memory 232, 234 Memory card - install 33 - remo ve 33 - remo ve while the phone is on 53 Message dr aft 95 Messages 90 - open 90 Message .
Index 245 Photos - opening 139 - working with pictur es 140 - working with videos 143 Picture message 90 - reply 97 - settings 99 - view 97 Q Quickoffic e 217 Q WERTY 83 R Regulatory notic es 235 Ring.
246 Index V oice Dialer 58 V oice R ecorder 223 V olume - adjust 50 - media volume 51 - ringer volume 50 W W allpaper 43 W eather 199, 221 W eb applications 120 Wi-Fi 109 Y Y ouT ube - about 179 - sea.
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