Cell Broadcast Settings; Phone Management - Sony Ericsson Satio User Manual

To create a new mailbox
Select Menu > Messaging.
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2 Select Options > Settings > Email.
3 Select Mailboxes > Options > New mailbox.
When you name your new mailbox, the default mailbox in the main Messaging view is renamed
accordingly.
To remove a mailbox and its contents from your phone
1 Select Menu > Messaging.
2 Select Options > Settings > Email.
3 Select Mailboxes.
Tap the mailbox to be removed.
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5 Select Options > Delete.

Cell broadcast settings

With the cell broadcast service (CBS), you can receive informative messages from your
service provider on various topics, such as weather or traffic conditions in a particular
region.
To configure cell broadcast settings
1 Select Menu > Messaging.
2 Select Options > Settings > Cell broadcast.
3 Select options from the following:
• Reception – to receive cell broadcast messages, select On.
• Language – to receive cell broadcast messages in every available language,
select All. To choose specific languages, select Selected. If you cannot find the
desired languages, select Other.
• Topic detection – to display new topics in the cell broadcast topic list, select
On.
To change other messaging settings
1 Select Menu > Messaging.
2 Select Options > Settings > Other.
3 Select from the following:
• Save sent messages – to store copies of messages you send in the Sent
messages folder, select Yes.
• Number of saved messages – to set how many sent messages are saved, enter
a number. The default limit is 20. When the limit is reached, the oldest message
is replaced by the newest saved message.
• Memory in use – to select the memory used to save received messages, select
Phone memory or Memory card.
• Show messages in groups – view your messages in groups.
• Show email in groups – view your email messages in groups.
4 To save your changes, select Back.

Phone management

You can update your phone software, improve your phone security with automatic keylock
and certificates, or reset your phone to its factory settings.
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