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Page 3: Table Of Contents
....Setting Up Your Smartphone Smartphone Requirements Activating Phone Service Setting Up the Phone for the First Time Dell™ Aero Smartphone Accessories Dell Aero Smartphone Features Front View . . .
Page 4 Basic Smartphone Functions Using the Touch Screen ..Connection Manager ..Status Bar ... . . Main Panels .
Page 5 Ringtones and Sounds Settings ....Wizard Settings ..Online Help ... . . Using the Smartphone .
Page 6 Changing Wi-Fi Settings Adding a Wi-Fi Network Connecting to a Wi-Fi Network ....Mobile Networks ... . Configuring Mobile Networks Security Options .
Page 7 Logging In to Facebook Using Facebook ..Account Settings ..Using Email Features ..Adding an Email Account .
Page 8 Managing Music Files ..Synchronizing Music ..Transferring Music ..Creating a Playlist ..Managing Playlists .
Page 9 ....Using Where ... Using AllSport GPS ..AT&T Music .
Page 10 Accessing My YouTube Account ....Uploading Videos ..Using Applications ..Messaging .
Page 11 Searching for Contents ..Renaming Files or Folders Compressing Files and Folders ....Decompressing Files and Folders ....Notes .
Page 12 Dell Desktop Suite ..Installing Dell Desktop Suite Connecting the Smartphone Index ..... . 197 .
Page 13: Before Using Your Smartphone
• 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.
Page 14: General Statement On Rf Energy
General Statement on RF Energy 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.
Page 15: Fcc
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. Do not short circuit the battery or allow metallic conductive objects to contact battery terminals.
Page 16 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.
Page 17 on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: • 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.
Page 18: Setting Up Your Smartphone
You must install the battery, SIM card, and charge the battery before using your smartphone. To set up your phone for the first time: Open the cover Press down with your right thumb on the Dell logo then lift the cover from the bottom.
Page 19 Install the SIM card Rotate the SIM card lock outwards. 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.
Page 20 Install the battery Align the metal contacts on the battery with the contacts on the battery holder and insert the battery. Close the cover Insert the tabs on the cover into the slots on the phone and snap the cover in place. Charge the battery CAUTION: Do not use unapproved battery chargers as they may damage your...
Page 21 Setting Up Your Smartphone When charging is complete, press the power key for 2 seconds to exit the charging mode. Your smartphone is now ready to use.
Page 22: Dell™ Aero Smartphone Accessories
Dell™ Aero Smartphone Accessories Your smartphone may include the following accessories: • Mini-USB headset 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”...
Page 23 • Mini-USB to 3.5 mm headset adapter 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...
Page 24: Dell Aero Smartphone Features
Dell Aero Smartphone Features Front View 1 Speaker — Use to listen to phone conversations. 2 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.
Page 25: Left View
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. 2 Home/Back key — Press: navigate back one screen at a time.
Page 26: Right View
Right view 1 Volume key — Press up to increase volume. Press down to decrease volume. In Camera mode, press to zoom in or out. 2 Options key — Press to open the Options menu. Press and hold for 3 to 4 seconds to activate the Voice Control function..
Page 27 Headset Your smartphone accepts many commands while using your headset. • 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.
Page 28: Basic Smartphone Functions
Basic Smartphone Functions Using the Touch Screen This section provides information about using the touch screen features. • 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.
Page 29 • Options menu The options menu appears — when you tap the Options menu button or press the Options key. The options menu displays the additional actions available in an application. • Pop-up menu The pop-up menu appears — when you tap and release the item on the screen.
Page 30: Connection Manager
Drag Items: To move an item on the screen, place your finger and drag the item to the desired position. Scroll up/down: To scroll up or down in a list or page on the screen, slide your finger up/down on the screen.
Page 31 Tap the Expand icon to view the options under Communication and Ringtones and Sounds. • 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 —...
Page 32: Status Bar
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. Status Bar 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.
Page 33 Icon Information Missed call Call forwarding is active Speakerphone is on Phone is on mute Silent mode Vibrate mode USB is connected Bluetooth is connected Bluetooth is enabled Battery is fully charged Battery charge level is 20% Icon Information Battery is charging Network signal strength is full Network signal strength is half No network signal...
Page 34: Main Panels
Main Panels Your smartphone has four screen panels. Home Screen Panel 1 Favorites bar — Appears on all screen panels. 2 Current screen panel indicator 3 Weather widget (see “Using the Weather Widget” on page 35). NOTE: Additional panels may be present on your smartphone.
Page 35 NOTE: The configuration and applications available on you smartphone may vary. 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).
Page 36 To manually set the location, do the following: Tap the current city to open the Weather settings screen. Enter the name of the new city on the Search bar. 1 Search bar 2 Search icon On the QWERTY keyboard, tap the Search icon.
Page 37: Customizing The Screen Panels
Customizing the Screen Panels Changing the Wallpaper From any of the screen panels, press the Options key to display MyPanel pop-up menu. Tap Wallpaper. Tap either of the following: • Pictures — To select the wallpaper from pictures stored in the microSD card.
Page 38: Phone Display Panels
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...
Page 39 Application Description AT&T Navigator Provides voice and on-screen driving directions on your smartphone. AT&T Maps Allows you to search for local businesses, point of interest, and addresses. Camera 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 Google Maps situations and view directions to your destination.
Page 40 Application Description Voice Control Allows you to access VSuite for voice commands. Video Editor Allows you to edit video clips. 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 Backup data is lost.
Page 41 Application Description AT&T Hot Spots Allows you to search for hot spot venues. DM Service Allows you to check and install software updates for your smartphone. Videos Allows you to watch videos.
Page 42 Moving Items on the Phone Display Panel Tap and hold the item until the Delete icon appears. 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 Press the Options key to display the MyPanel pop-up.
Page 43: Sleep Mode
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.
Page 44: Phone Lock
Phone Lock When not on a call, you can lock your control buttons and screen for security. Locking the Phone Tap the Settings icon, and then tap Security > Phone Lock Settings > Phone lock. Enter a 4-8 digit phone lock password. The default password for phone lock is “1234”.
Page 45: Entering Text
Unlocking the Phone Tap the text field, and then enter a 4-8 digit phone lock password. Tap Unlock to unlock the phone. Entering Text When you start a program or select a field that requires text or numbers, the input panel appears automatically.
Page 46: Using The Keyboard
1 Text field — Tap to activate the keyboard. 2 Capitalize icon 3 Numbers or symbols icon 4 Delete icon 5 Enter icon Using the Keyboard • To toggle between upper and lower case letter entry, tap the Capitalize icon. •...
Page 47: Closing The Keyboard
Closing the Keyboard To close the keyboard, quickly swipe your finger from the top to the bottom of the keyboard. NOTE: Some keypads have a Done button. Press the Done button to close the keypad. Selecting an Input Method Your phone supports input in multiple languages, and provides the following input methods: •...
Page 48: Selecting Input Languages
Tap the input method you prefer. Selecting Input Languages Tap a text field, such as in a note or new contact, to activate the keypad. Tap and hold the Numbers or Symbols icon to open the Input Method Settings screen. 1 Numbers or Symbols icon Tap Keyboard Settings.
Page 49: Entering Text With Qwerty
Tap Optional Input Language to select the input language. Tap the desired language. Tap the Home/Back button to close the Input Method Setting screen. 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.
Page 50 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. 1 Suggestion area 2 Numbers or Symbols icon — Tap to change the input to numbers or symbols.
Page 51: Entering Numbers Or Symbols
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 Tap to view more symbols. 2 ABC icon — Tap to change to alphabet keyboard.
Page 52: Using Handwriting
Using HandWriting Handwriting allows writing across the entire screen. Tap a text field, such as in a note or new contact, to open the input panel. Tap and hold the Switch Input Method icon and select HandWriting as your input method.
Page 53: Using The Phone Keypad
1 Screen 2 Suggestion area Using the Phone Keypad In the Phone Keypad mode, you can text by typing out letters similar to texting on a numeric keypad. Tap a text field, such as in a note or new contact, to open the input panel. Tap and hold the Switch Input Method icon and select Phone Keypad as your input method.
Page 54: Editing Text
dictionary and displays predicted texts in the suggestion area. Tap a word to complete the entry. Tap the Home/Back button to exit the input panel. 1 Suggestion area Editing Text Inserting the Cursor To insert the cursor and make corrections, do one of the following: •...
Page 55 Selecting, Copying, or Cutting Text 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.
Page 56: Connecting To The Internet
Connecting to the Internet Your phone connects to the Internet using a cellular data network. 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.
Page 57 Enabling Auto Brightness Tap the Settings icon to open the Settings screen. In the Phone basics section, tap Display settings to open the Display settings screen. Enable Auto brightness to activate auto brightness. Setting Brightness Manually Tap the Settings icon to open the Settings screen.
Page 58 Setting Compatibility Mode Certain Google Market Place applications may not display correctly. Set the compatibility mode on your smartphone to improve application viewing. Tap the Settings icon to open the Settings screen. 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.
Page 59: Date & Time Settings
Date & Time Settings Date and time settings allow you to set the date, time, time zone, and formats. Setting the Date and Time Automatically By the Network Tap the Settings icon to open the Settings screen. In the Phone basics section, tap Date & time settings to open the Date &...
Page 60 Setting the Date Manually Tap the Settings icon to open the Settings screen. In the Phone basics section, tap Date & time settings to open the Date & time settings screen. Tap the Automatic box to disable setting the date and time by network. Tap Set date to open the Change date panel.
Page 61 Setting the Time to 24-hour Time Format Tap the Settings icon to open the Settings screen. In the Phone basics section, tap Date & time settings to open the Date & time settings screen. In the Set format section, tap Use 24-hour format to display the time in 24-hour format.
Page 62: Location Settings
Location Settings Location settings allow you to select the source the smartphone will use to determine your location. Enabling Location Settings Tap the Settings icon to open the Settings screen. In the Phone basics section, tap My Location to open the My Location screen. In the My location sources, tap Enable GPS satellites.
Page 63: Ringtones And Sounds Settings
Default Input Method Setting Tap the Settings icon to open the Settings screen. 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. Select any of the following settings: •...
Page 64 profile. The available profiles include Ring, Vibrate, Silent, Ring and vibrate, and Airplane. NOTE: You can also select the ringtone profile using the Connection Manager. Tap the ringtone profile you want to select. The Ringtone profile screen is displayed. Tap the Options menu button, and then tap Select to activate the ringtone profile.
Page 65 Changing Ringtones and Alerts 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. • Alert Style — Tap Ring, Vibrate, or Ring and Vibrate on the panel to change the alert style and tap OK to exit.
Page 66 • Volume — Slide your finger right/left on the screen to increase/decrease the volume and tap OK to exit. • 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.
Page 67: Wizard Settings
In the Applications section, tap Wizard. Follow the instructions on the screen. Online Help Tap the Help icon to view the online help manual for additional information. NOTE: You may also access online help and additional information on Dell Aero at support.Dell.com/Aero.
Page 68: Using The Smartphone
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. Making a Call You can make calls using either the on-screen dialer, Contacts, Call log, Favorites, or Voice Control.
Page 69 Home/Back button 2 Call tab 3 Options menu button Backspace icon 5 Matching numbers from Contacts 6 On-screen dial pad Tap the on-screen dial pad to enter a number. Use the Backspace icon to make corrections. As you dial the numbers, the phone will auto-match the numbers already stored in your Contacts list.
Page 70 You can switch out of the In call screen by tapping the Home/Back button to continue using other features on the phone. The Ongoing call icon will be displayed in the status bar during your phone call. Ongoing call icon Ending a Call Tap the End call tab to end the phone call.
Page 71 Redialing the Last Called Number Tap the Phone icon to open the Phone screen. Tap Redial to display the last called number. Tap Call. Dialing a Number Using the Call Log Tap the Phone icon to open the Phone screen. Tap the Call log icon to open the Call log screen.
Page 72 Dialing a Number Using Your Contacts Tap the Phone icon to open the Phone screen. Tap the Contacts icon to open the Contacts list. Contacts icon Scroll through the list and tap the Call icon to the right of the contact to place a call. 1 Call icon NOTE: When scrolling through the Contacts list, be sure to scroll through...
Page 73: Answering Or Rejecting An Incoming Call
Dialing a Number Using Your Favorites Tap the Phone icon to open the Phone screen. Tap the Favorites icon to open the Favorites screen. Favorites icon Tap a contact from the list. Tap Call. Answering or Rejecting an Incoming Call To answer a call, tap and drag the slider to Answer.
Page 74: Accessing The Call Log
Accessing the Call Log Tap the Phone icon to open the Phone screen. Tap the Call log icon to open the call log screen. Call log icon The call log lists all incoming, outgoing, and missed calls. 1 Call log tab Missed Received Dialed...
Page 75 To sort the call list, tap the Call log tab, then select sorting view. To delete a contact from the Call log list, change the category, or view call time, tap the Options menu button. Using the Call Log Tap and hold a contact to open the pop-up menu.
Page 76: Contacts
Contacts Adding New Contacts Tap the Contacts icon. Tap Add Contact. 1 Add Contact tab 2 Please input name field — To search a contact, enter the contact’s name here. 3 Call icon — Tap to call Contact Enter the contact information. Continue adding data to the remaining fields by tapping on the next field you would like to edit.
Page 77 Tap the Delete icon to delete a field. 1 Save tab 2 Delete icon 3 Add Field tab Tap the Save tab to save your contact information and exit. Tap the Home/Back button to exit without saving. Adding a Contact to Favorites In the Contacts screen, tap a contact to open the Edit Contact screen.
Page 78: Call Settings
Call Settings The following options are available from the Call settings screen: • Fixed Dial Number list • Call barring • Call forwarding • Other basic settings • My SIM number • Dialing prefix number • Speed dial • Voice mail •...
Page 79: Fixed Dial Number (Fdn) 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.
Page 80: Call Barring
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. 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.
Page 81: Call Forwarding
Call Forwarding The Call forwarding option allows you to forward your calls directly to voicemail or to other numbers. The following are the available call forwarding options: • 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.
Page 82: Other Basic Call Settings
Other Basic Call Settings The following are the available options: • Caller number Select to change the caller — number settings. Options are: • Network default — Tap to use the default network setting. • Hide number — Tap to hide your number to your call recipients.
Page 83: My Sim Number
• Call waiting Enable Call waiting to display — incoming calls when you are on a call. Disable to ignore incoming calls when you are already on a call. NOTE: When call waiting is set to ignore incoming calls, routing of the ignored call is determined by your Call forwarding settings.
Page 84: Speed Dial
Speed Dial The speed dialing option allows you to set up your most frequently used numbers for quick dialing. 1 Add icon Setting Up Speed Dialing Tap the Add icon to add a name from Contacts or tap a number icon to enter the phone number directly.
Page 85: Voicemail
Voicemail 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. Tap Settings > Call Settings > Voice mail. When you have completed using the voicemail option, tap OK to save and exit the screen.
Page 86: Tty Settings
TTY Settings Use the TTY settings to set TTY. Tap Settings > Call Settings > TTY Settings. Tap the appropriate TTY option from the list. 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.
Page 87: Changing Bluetooth Settings
Changing Bluetooth Settings Tap and slide the status bar downwards to open the Connection Manager. Tap the Bluetooth right arrow to display the Bluetooth settings screen. • Discoverable — Enable Discoverable to make your smartphone discoverable to other Bluetooth devices in 120 seconds.
Page 88: Managing 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 Tap and slide the status bar downwards to open the Connection Manager. If Wi-Fi disabled, tap it to enable Wi-Fi connections.
Page 89: Changing Wi-Fi Settings
Changing Wi-Fi Settings Tap and slide the status bar downwards to open the Connection Manager. Tap the Wi-Fi right arrow to display the Wi-Fi settings screen to set up and manage wireless access points. Tap Network notification to display or sound an alert when a network is available.
Page 90: Connecting To A Wi-Fi Network
Connecting to a Wi-Fi Network Tap and slide the status bar downwards to open the Connection Manager. Tap the Wi-Fi right arrow to display the Wi-Fi settings screen. Tap an available network on the list. When prompted, enter the security password.
Page 91: Configuring Mobile Networks
Configuring Mobile Networks • Current Network Select this setting to — 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 —...
Page 92 Phone Lock Setting In the Settings menu, tap Security > Phone lock settings to open Phone Lock Setting and set the Phone lock and change your password. NOTE: The phone lock feature may not be available on your smartphone. • Phone lock —...
Page 93: Resetting The Smartphone
Resetting the Smartphone You can reset your smartphone to the factory default settings. Master Clear 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.
Page 94: Using Voice Command
To delete applications and clear user data, tap Manage storage. Using Voice Command Open Voice Control application by one of the following methods: • Tap the Voice Control icon. • Press and hold the Options key. 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...
Page 95: Configuring Voice Command
Configuring Voice Command Open Voice Control application by one of the following methods: • Tap the Voice Control icon. • Press and hold the Options key. Press the Options key. Tap Settings at the bottom of the screen. Tap any of the following: •...
Page 96: Using Internet Features
Using Internet Features Internet Browser On the Favorites bar, tap the Browser icon to open the Browser screen. Viewing Web Pages Open the Browser screen and tap the Web address tab to open the web address screen. 1 Web address tab...
Page 97 Tap the current web address to bring you to the search screen. Select a web address from the list or tap the Search on Internet field to enter the web address manually. Possible matches appear on a list of links as you enter the web address.
Page 98: Navigating Web Pages
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”...
Page 99: Browser Overview
Browser Overview Browser overview allows you to open and manage multiple web pages. Tap New window to open a new web page. 1 Opens a new window 2 Opened web page window 3 Close icon Tap a window to view the opened web page. Tap the Close icon to close opened pages.
Page 100: Bookmarks
Bookmarks You can store your favorite web pages as bookmarks in your phone browser. Viewing Bookmarks Open the Browser screen and tap the Options menu button. Tap Bookmarks on the options menu to open the available bookmarks. Adding Bookmarks Open the Browser screen and tap the Options menu button to open the options menu.
Page 101 Enter a name and web address in the appropriate fields. 1 Name field 2 Location field Tap Save to save and exit the screen. NOTE: You can also save bookmarks using the Save page icon on page “Navigating Web Pages” on page 98.
Page 102: Browser Options
Browser Options Tap the Options menu button to access the following browser options: 1 Options menu button • Go to — Tap this option to enter a web address to a web page that you want to visit. • Refresh — Tap this option to refresh the web page.
Page 103: Browser Settings
• Exit — Tap to close the Browser screen. Browser Settings To change Browser settings, from the Browser screen, tap the Options menu button and select Settings. NOTE: To change the Browser settings, you must be on the Browser's home page. NOTE: The Internet service provider options are dependent on your network operator.
Page 104: Twitter
• Clear form data — Select this setting to delete all saved form data. • Remember passwords — Enable this setting to save usernames and passwords for websites. • Clear passwords — Select this setting to delete all saved passwords. •...
Page 105 Viewing the Trends Tap the Twitter icon. Login to Twitter (see “Logging In to Twitter” on page 104). Press the Options key, and then tap Trends. The top 10 tweets are displayed on the screen. Tap a tweet to view tweets. Viewing Messages Tap the Twitter icon.
Page 106 To view the people who you are following, tap the right arrow of following. To view the people who are following you, tap the right arrow of followers. Tap the name of the person to view more information. Adding Favorite Tweets Tap the Twitter icon.
Page 107: Facebook
Facebook Facebook, a social networking site, comes preinstalled on your smartphone. Logging In to Facebook 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.
Page 108 Finding Friends 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 Tap the Facebook icon to open the Facebook screen.
Page 109 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. Press the Options key, and then tap Send a Message. Enter your message. Viewing Messages Tap the Facebook icon to open the Facebook screen.
Page 110 Tap Requests. Tap the request category to view. Viewing Events Tap the Facebook icon to open the Facebook screen. Tap Events to display upcoming and past events. To accept or decline an event, tap the event. Tap Change to modify your response. Tap one of the following options: Attending, Maybe Attending, or Not Attending.
Page 111: Account Settings
Tap Photos. Tap the photo album that you want to view. Tap a photo to enlarge the view. 1 Share icon 2 Set As icon 3 Caption icon To share the photo, tap the Share icon. To set the photo as wallpaper, tap the Set As icon. To write a caption for the photo, tap the Caption icon.
Page 112 • Pokes — Tap to turn on/off notification when a friend pokes you. • Friend requests — Tap to turn on/off notification when somebody asks permission to add you as friend. • Event invites — Tap to turn on/off notification when a friend invites you to an event.
Page 113 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...
Page 114: Using Email Features
Using Email Features 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 Tap the Email icon to open the Email account...
Page 115: Adding An Exchange Server Account
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.
Page 116: Adding More Email Accounts
Adding More Email Accounts Tap the Email icon to open the Email account screen. Tap the Add Account tab. 1 Add Account tab Follow the procedures in adding an Internet Email Account or Exchange server account (see “Adding an Internet Email Account” on page 114 or “Adding an Exchange Server Account”...
Page 117 The following are the available Email Account settings: • Email Address — Select this setting to edit your Email address. • User Name — Select this setting to edit the user name. • Password — Select this setting to edit the password for your account.
Page 118: Removing An Account
• Reply-to-Address — Select this setting to send replies to your Email to a different account. • Signature — Select this setting to append your signature to your Emails. • IMAP IDLE — Select this option to open or close IMAP idle. Removing an Account Tap the Email icon.
Page 119: Managing Email Messages
Managing Email Messages Sending Emails Tap the Email icon and tap an Email account to open the Email screen. Press the Options key, and then tap Compose to open the Compose Mail screen. Enter the recipient’s address or tap the icon to add a contact from the Phonebook.
Page 120: Deleting Messages
Tap the Options menu button and tap Synchronize to receive new Emails. 1 Synchronize option Tap Inbox to open your inbox folder and read your unread mails. To exit this screen, tap the Home/Back button. Deleting Messages Tap the Email icon and tap an Email account to open the Email screen.
Page 121 NOTE: To select all messages, tap the Options menu button, and then tap Select all. 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: Tap the Email icon and tap an Email account to open the Email screen.
Page 122: Using Multimedia Features
Using Multimedia Features Browsing and Playing Music 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. To browse all audio files on the phone and the microSD card, tap the Search tab.
Page 123 Using Multimedia Features Tap any song to start playing the song.
Page 124: Music Player
Music Player To access the Music Player, tap an audio file. The Music Player appears. 1 View current playlist 2 Album art 3 Artist 4 Track 5 Playback controls 6 Time elapsed 7 Time remaining 8 Progress bar 9 Album 10 Shuffle mode 11 Repeat songs...
Page 125: Music Player Controls
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...
Page 126: Managing Music Files
Managing Music Files Synchronizing Music You can synchronize media files on your computer to your smartphone. Ensure your smartphone is turned on. Connect your smartphone to the computer using the mini-USB to USB data cable. When prompted, tap Media Sync. On your computer, select Sync digital media files to this device.
Page 127: Creating A Playlist
Creating a Playlist 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. Tap and hold the artist, album, or song to open the pop-up menu. Tap Add to playlist. NOTE: You can also use this menu to view the Properties, Delete, or Share the songs.
Page 128: Browsing And Playing Videos
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 Tap the Videos icon. Your videos are displayed in a thumbnail list. Slide your finger up and down on the list to view the entire list.
Page 129: Managing Videos
Managing Videos Sorting Videos Tap the Sort tab, then tap Sort by time, Sort by name, or Sort by size to sort your videos. 1 Sort by options To exit the screen tap the Home/Back button. Deleting a File From a List Tap and hold a video file to open the pop-up menu.
Page 130: Viewing Video File Properties
Viewing Video File Properties Tap and hold a video file to open the pop-up menu. Tap Properties to view file property. Tap the Home/Back button to exit the screen. Sharing Videos Tap and hold a video file to open the pop-up menu.
Page 131 You can also tap the Options menu button and tap Select All to select all files. 1 File selected for deletion check box Tap the Delete tab and tap OK to delete the files.
Page 132: Using The Video Player
Using the Video Player NOTE: For best viewing experience, videos are played in landscape mode only. Tap a video file to open the Video player. 1 Playback controls 2 Home/Back button 3 Time elapsed 4 Progress bar 5 Duration of video Playback Controls Tap to pause.
Page 133: Using The Picture Application
Using the Picture Application To view a picture, tap the Pictures icon. Browsing Pictures Your pictures may be categorized into folders. Tap a folder to view the thumbnails. Slide your finger up and down on the list to view the entire list. Tap a thumbnail to view the photo in full screen view.
Page 134: Managing Picture Files
Viewing Pictures as a Slideshow In thumbnail view, tap Slideshow. 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. Managing Picture Files Deleting a Picture Tap and hold the thumbnail of the picture you...
Page 135 1 Rotate counter-clockwise icon 2 Rotate clockwise icon 3 Crop icon 4 Resize icon 5 Invert icon 6 Brightness icon 7 Contrast icon • Tap the Rotate counter-clockwise icon to rotate the picture 90º counter- clockwise. • Tap the Rotate clockwise icon to rotate the picture 90º...
Page 136: Changing Picture Settings
Sharing Pictures In thumbnail view, tap and hold the picture you want to share. In the pop-up menu, tap Share and select your preferred application for sharing. NOTE: You may need to scroll down to view more options. Changing Picture Settings To open Picture settings, tap the Options menu button then select Settings.
Page 137: Using The Video Editor
• Picture sort — You can select to sort pictures with the newest pictures first or newest pictures last. • Confirm deletions — Enable this setting if you want confirmations before deleting pictures from the phone memory and the microSD card. •...
Page 138: Using The Music Movie
After previewing the file, do either of the following: • Tap the Home/Back button located at the top of the screen to make additional edits. • Tap the Save tab to complete video editing. The file information shows the location of the saved file. Using the Music Movie Tap the Video Editor icon to open the Video Editor screen.
Page 139: Using Auto Cut
• Tap the Save tab to complete video editing. The file information shows the location of the saved file. Using Auto Cut Tap the Video Editor icon to open the Video Editor screen. 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.
Page 140: Using The Camera
Using the Camera You can use the camera to capture photos and video clips. 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. Camera Mode 1 Settings icon 2 Flash...
Page 141 • Tap the Flash icon to turn the flash on or off. • Tap the Exposure compensation setting icon to set Exposure compensation. • Tap the Self Timer icon to set the timer. • Tap the Zoom icon to adjust zoom. •...
Page 142: Video Recording Mode
Video Recording Mode 1 Settings icon 2 Exposure compensation setting icon 3 Duration 4 Zoom icon 5 Go to video gallery 6 Capture icon 7 Switch to camera mode 8 Back icon Using the video recorder • Press the Camera key or tap the Capture icon to start recording videos, press again to stop recording.
Page 143: Using The Recorder Application
Using the Recorder Application The Recorder feature allows you to capture audio notes. To open the Recorder, tap the Recorder icon. Start recording icon Stop recording icon Using the Recorder • Tap the Start recording icon to start recording. • Tap the Stop recording icon to stop recording or playback.
Page 144: Using Network Features
Using Network Features This section provides information about the applications solely provided by AT&T. AT&T Navigator AT&T Navigator is a GPS navigation system that provides voice or onscreen driving directions. Tap the AT&T Navigator icon to open the AT&T Navigator screen. Read and accept the Terms of Use to start using AT&T Navigator.
Page 145 To view help, press the Options key, and then tap Help. To open AT&T Navigator, press the Options key, and then tap AT&T Navigator. To exit AT&T Maps, press the Options key, and then tap Exit. Searching Places Tap the AT&T GPS icon to open the AT&T GPS screen.
Page 146 Changing Maps Tap the AT&T GPS icon to open the AT&T GPS screen. Tap AT&T Maps. Press the Options key, and then tap New Map. Select an option to enter the desired location. Tap Done to view map. Saving to Favorites Tap the AT&T GPS icon to open the AT&T GPS screen.
Page 147: Gps
Setting Navigation Preferences Tap the AT&T GPS icon to open the AT&T GPS screen. Tap AT&T Maps. Press the Options key, and then tap Options. Tap Navigation. Tap Route Style. Tap desired route style from the pop-up menu. Press the Options key, and then tap Save to save preferences.
Page 148: 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: Before using AllSport GPS, enable GPS satellites in Settings > My location > Enable GPS satellites and disable Wi-Fi in Settings >...
Page 149: Using Musicid
Tap a category to load the page, and then select from the list of available channels to start listening. 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.
Page 150: At&T Games
Finding Songs Tap the AT&T Music icon to open the AT&T Music screen. Tap MusicID. Tap Explore. 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.
Page 151: At&T Hot Spots
AT&T Hot Spots AT&T Hot Spot allows you to search for hot spot venues. Tap the AT&T Hot Spots icon to open the AT&T Hot Spots screen. Select a venue, service type, and enter zip, city, or state. Tap Search. NOTE: Contact your AT&T service provider for more details.
Page 152 1 Search text box 2 Callout 3 Current location icon 4 Zoom in icon 5 Zoom out icon 6 Close icon 7 Find icon To view the information screen, tap the callout. To view your current location on the map, tap the Current location icon.
Page 153: At&T Video
To exit YPmobile, press and hold the Back key. AT&T Video AT&T Video provides Mobile Video and MobiTV. Mobile Video Mobile Video allows you to watch news, sports, weather, entertainment, and more. NOTE: Additional data charges may be incurred when using this application. Contact your service provider for more details.
Page 154: Using Google Applications
Using Google Applications Your smartphone comes with preinstalled Google applications. Google Talk Use Google Talk to send instant messages and chat with your online friends. NOTE: When using Google Talk for the first time, you must set up an account. Follow the instructions on the screen to complete setup.
Page 155: Getting Directions
1 Callout 2 Next location 3 Previous location 4 Results icon 5 Zoom in icon 6 Zoom out icon 7 Searched icon Getting Directions Tap the Google Maps icon to open the Google Maps screen. Press the Options key, and then tap Directions.
Page 156: Changing Map Modes
Enter the starting point and the ending point or tap the corresponding Choose point icon and select an option. Tap a directions icon. Tap Go to view directions. Press the Options key to do any of the following: • Show on map — Tap to view the directions on the map.
Page 157 Adding Friends Tap the Google Maps icon to open the Google Maps screen. Press the Options key, and then tap Latitude to open the Latitude screen. On the Friends tab, press the Options key, and then tap Add friends. Tap either of the following: •...
Page 158: Market
Market Market allows you to download games, ringtones, and other applications on your smartphone. Tap the Market icon to open the Market screen. 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.
Page 159 To download, tap Install, and then tap OK. NOTE: You can check the download process in the Notifications area in the Connection Manager. Once the application is installed successfully, the application icon appears on the Phone Display Panel. You can also access the application by tapping the Market icon, and then tapping My downloads.
Page 160: Youtube
YouTube YouTube allows you instant access to watch videos and upload your own videos to the YouTube website. Using YouTube Tap the YouTube icon to open the YouTube main screen. Tap a category to view the available videos, and then tap a video thumbnail to watch the video.
Page 161: Accessing My Youtube Account
Sharing Videos Tap the YouTube icon to open the YouTube screen. Search for the video, and then tap and hold the video thumbnail you want to share. In the pop-up menu, tap Share. Tap your preferred application for sharing the video. Rating Videos Tap the YouTube icon to open the YouTube screen.
Page 162: Uploading Videos
Search for the video, and then tap and hold the video thumbnail you want to add to favorites. On the pop-up menu, tap Add to favorites to add the video to favorites. Removing Videos from Favorites Tap the YouTube icon to open the YouTube screen.
Page 163 Tap and hold the video thumbnail you want to delete. In the pop-up menu, tap Delete.
Page 164: Using Applications
Using Applications This section provides information about the applications that are installed on your smartphone. Messaging You can send and receive text messages using the Messaging application. To open Messaging, tap the Messaging icon. Sending Messages to Contacts Tap the Messaging icon to open the Messaging screen.
Page 165: Replying To A Message
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. 1 Options menu Tap Send to send your message. Replying to a Message Tap the Messaging icon to open the Messaging screen.
Page 166: Reading Unread Messages
Reading Unread 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. 1 Unread message icon Viewing Messages You can view messages in the Conversation View or Message View screen.
Page 167: Using The Message View
1 Conversation View 2 Message View Using the Message View 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.
Page 168: Messaging Settings
Messaging Settings This section provides information about Message Settings including Delivery reports, Request read reports, Auto retrieval, and Signature. To edit your Messaging settings, tap the Options menu button in the Messaging screen and tap Settings. The following settings are available: Delivery reports Select this to request a delivery report for each message you send.
Page 169: Quickoffice
Signature Select this setting to append a signature to your messages. The signature is appended to every MMS message you send. Tap OK to save and exit when you are done. Quickoffice 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.
Page 170: 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.
Page 171: Calendar Views
Swipe up the screen to view and enter event details and set reminders. Tap the Save tab to save and exit. Editing an Event 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.
Page 172 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. 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.
Page 173 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. Week view The Week view displays the events as blocks. Tap an event to open the pop-up window that displays more event information.
Page 174: Calendar Settings
Day view Events are shown tiled and span the time they last. All-day events are displayed at the top of the day list. Tap an event to open the pop-up window that displays more event information. Tap the pop-up window to view the event details. To navigate within the current day, slide your finger up or down on the screen.
Page 175 The following settings are available: • Hide declined events — Select to hide all declined events. • 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.
Page 176: Alarm Clock
• Set alerts & notifications — Select this setting to set the type of event reminder you want. You can choose Alert, Status bar notification, or Off. • Set default reminder — Select this setting to set the default reminder time for your events. To exit the screen, tap the Home/Back button.
Page 177: Add More Alarms
Tap one of the preset alarms to use and open the Set Alarm screen. Tap Time to set the alarm time. Select an alarm repeat type: • Never — Tap if you only want the alarm to go off once. •...
Page 178: Changing The Clock Display
Changing the Clock Display Tap the Alarm icon to open the Alarm Clock. 1 Clock Tap the clock to open the Select clock screen. 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.
Page 179: Setting The Date & Time
1 Hide clock To exit the screen, tap the Home/Back button. Setting the Date & Time See “Date & Time Settings” on page 59. Calculator The Calculator allows you to do basic math operations. To open the Calculator, tap the Calculator icon.
Page 180: File Manager
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. Viewing Stored Files Tap the File Mgr icon to open the File Manager.
Page 181: Sorting Files And Folders
Enter the folder name. NOTE: Once you start typing, the highlighted preset name “New folder” is deleted. Tap OK when done. Sorting Files and Folders Tap the File Mgr icon to open the File Manager. Tap the Options menu button, and then tap Sort.
Page 182: Cut, Copy, And Paste
Tap the Delete tab, and then tap Yes to confirm. NOTE: You can also select a file or folder directly by tapping and holding the file or folder, and then tapping Delete. Cut, Copy, and Paste Tap the File Mgr icon to open the File Manager.
Page 183: Searching For Contents
Searching for Contents Tap the File Mgr icon to open the File Manager. Tap the Options menu button, and then tap Search. The Search screen appears. Enter your search terms, and then tap the Search icon to begin the search. 1 Search icon Your search results are sorted by categories and listed in tabs.
Page 184: Compressing Files And Folders
Enter the new name, and tap OK to save and exit the screen. Compressing Files and Folders Tap the File Mgr icon to open the File Manager. 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.
Page 185: Reading Notes
Tap the Add tab. The Create note screen opens. Enter the title and the note content. Tap the Save tab to save notes and exit the screen. 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.
Page 186: Editing Notes
Editing Notes Tap the Notes icon to open the Notes screen. Tap the note you want to edit to view its details. Finish editing the note. Tap the Save tab to save notes and exit the screen. Deleting Notes Tap the Notes icon to open the Notes. Tap the Options menu button, and then tap Delete.
Page 187: Tasks
Tasks Tasks allows you to keep track of tasks you need to do. To open the Tasks, tap the Tasks icon. Creating New Tasks Tap the Tasks icon to open the Tasks screen. Tap the Add tab to open the Create Task screen.
Page 188: Deleting Tasks
Tap the Save tab to save the task. Tap the Home/Back button to exit the screen. Deleting Tasks In the main Tasks screen, tap the Options menu button, and then tap Delete. Check boxes appear beside all the tasks. Tap the check boxes that appear beside the tasks you want to delete.
Page 189: Adding Clocks
Adding Clocks Tap the World Clock icon to open the World Clock screen. 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.
Page 190: Search
Search To open Search, tap the Search icon. Using Search Simple search Enter the word to search on the Search bar. Tap the Search icon to begin search. Your search results are sorted by categories and listed in tabs. Select the tabs to view the search results.
Page 191: Selecting Search Categories
Selecting Search Categories Tap the Search icon to open Search screen. Tap the Options menu button, and then tap Settings and Search Category. Tap the check boxes that appear beside the categories you want to include in your search. Tap the Done tab to save and exit the screen. Advanced Search Tap the Search icon to open Search screen.
Page 192: Index Statistic
Tap the Advanced search tab to open the Advanced Search screen. Tap the tick to open the pop-up menu, and then tap your search preference: Contacts, Message, Email, File, Call log, or Web History. Enter the search terms. Tap the Options menu button, and then tap Search to begin search.
Page 193: Backup
• Software version — View the current software version. • Find software updates — Check for software updates. • Install updates — Install the software updates. 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.
Page 194: Managing Applications
Exit the menu. The selected data from the backup file is now available for use. Managing Applications Uninstalling an Application NOTE: Certain preloaded applications can be moved, but cannot be deleted. Tap the Settings icon. Tap Manage applications to view the list of installed applications.
Page 195: Dell Desktop Suite
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. 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.
Page 196: Connecting The Smartphone
In the Dell Desktop Suite folder, drag the file 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.
Page 197: Index
Index Account settings Authentication, 117 From name, 117 Password, 117 Port (Incoming), 117 Protocol, 117 Read Limit, 117 Reply mails with the original, 117 Signature, 118 Alarm Clock Add more alarms, 177 Change clock display, 178 Hide the clock, 178 Set an alarm, 176 Set up date &...
Page 198 Using the camera, 140 Using the video recorder, 142 Video recording mode, 142 Contacts, 76 Delivery reports, 168 Dell Desktop Suite, 195 Display settings Set brightness manually, 57 Set up screen time out, 58 Setting compatibility mode, 58 Turn on the auto brightness, 57...
Page 199 File Manager 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 Google Maps, 154 Google Talk, 154 GPS, 62 IMAP Idle, 118...
Page 200 Mobile TV, 153 Music Browse, 122 Create a playlist, 127 Manage playlist, 127 Music player, 124 Network Settings Mobile settings, 91 Notes Add notes, 184 Delete notes, 186 Edit notes, 186 Read notes, 185 Phone Display panel, 38 Picture Browse pictures, 133 Crop a picture, 135 Delete a picture, 134 Edit a picture, 134...
Page 201 Radio, 148 Recorder, 143 Ringtone, 65 Search Advanced search, 191 Index statistic, 192 Select search category, 191 Simple search, 190 Status bar, 32 Text Encoding, 103 To Do List Create new tasks, 187 Delete tasks, 188 Edit tasks, 187 Touch screen Drag items, 30 Scroll right/left, 30 Scroll up/down, 30...
Page 202 Delete clocks, 189 View clocks, 188 YouTube, 160 YPmobile, 151...

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