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HT C T ilt™ 2 User Manual.
Please Read Befor e Proc eeding THE BA TTERY IS NO T FULL Y CHARGED WHEN Y OU T AKE IT OUT OF THE BO X. DO NO T REMOVE THE BA TTERY P ACK WHEN THE DEVICE IS CHARGING. Y OUR W ARRANTY IS INV ALID A TED IF YOU DIS ASSEMBLE OR A TTEMPT T O DISAS SEMBLE THE DEVICE.
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4 Disclaimers THE WEA THER INFORMA TION, ST OCK DA T A, D A T A AND DOCUMENT A TION ARE PRO VIDED “ AS IS” AND WITHOUT W ARRANTY OR TECHNICAL SUPPORT OF ANY KIND FROM HT C.
5 Limitation of Damages T O THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LA W , IN NO EVENT SHALL HT C OR ITS PROVIDERS BE LIABLE T O USER OR ANY THIRD P ARTY FOR ANY INDIRECT , SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, .
6 The plug must be plugged int o an appropriat e outlet which is properly installed and grounded in ac cor dance with all local codes and or dinances. SAFETY PRECA UTIONS FOR PO WER SUPPL Y UNIT Use the corr ect ext ernal pow er source A product should be oper ated only from the type of po wer sour ce indicated on the electrical r atings label.
7 Keep metal objects a way so they don’t c ome in contact with the battery or its connect ors as it may lead to short circuit during operation. The phone should only be connect ed to products that bear the USB-IF logo or hav e completed the USB-IF compliance pr ogram.
8 SAFETY PRECA UTIONS FOR DIRECT SUNLIGHT Keep this pr oduct away fr om ex cessiv e moisture and e xtreme t emperatur es. Do not leav e the product or its battery inside a v ehicle or in places wher e.
9 These include fueling ar eas, below deck on boats, fuel or chemical tr ansfer or stor age facilities, and areas where the air c ontains chemicals or particles, such as grain, dust, or metal po wders. RO AD SAFETY V ehicle drivers in motion ar e not permitted to use t elephony services with handheld devic es, ex cept in the case of emergency .
NONIONIZING RADIA TION Y our device has an int ernal antenna. T his product should be oper ated in its normal-use position to ensur e the radiativ e performance and safety of the interfer ence.
Gener al Pr ecautions A void applying e x cessiv e pressure t o the devic e Do not apply ex cessiv e pressur e on the screen and the devic e to pr ev ent damaging them and remo ve the devic e from y our pants’ pocket befor e sitting down.
12 A void using y our devic e after a dr amatic change in temper ature When y ou mov e your devic e between envir onments with very diff erent temper ature and/ or humidity ranges, condensation ma y form on or within the devic e. T o a void damaging the de vice, allow sufficient time for the moisture t o evapor ate befor e using the device.
13 Cont ents Chapter 1 Getting Started 1. 1 Inside the Bo x ...................................................................................................... 19 1.2 Getting to Kno w Y our Phone ....................................................
14 2.6 Str aight T alk ........................................................................................................ 53 2.7 T urning the Phone Connection On and Off ............................................ 58 2. 8 Push to T alk ........
15 4.3 Adding C ontacts to Y our Phone ................................................................ 101 4.4 W orking With Fa vorit e Contacts .............................................................. 103 4 .5 Vie wing and Managing Y our Contacts .
16 Chapter 7 Exchanging Messages 7 . 1 Sending T e xt Messages ................................................................................. 134 7 .2 Sending Multimedia Messages .................................................................... 135 7 .
17 9.6 Using F acebook on Y our Phone ................................................................ 184 9.7 Using Y our Phone as a Modem (Internet Sharing) ............................. 186 Chapter 10 Bluet ooth 10. 1 Bluetooth Modes ..............
18 13.3 SIM Manager......................................................................................................229 13.4 W orldCard Mobile ......................................................................................... 230 1 3.5 Jav a .
Chapt er 1 Getting Start ed 1. 1 Inside the Bo x Y ou will find the follo wing inside the bo x: HT C Tilt™ 2 Battery A C adapter Screen pr otector 3.
20 Chapter 1 Getting Started 1.2 Getting to Kno w Y our Phone Front panel END Earpiece BA CK T ALK/SEND ST ART Light Sensor Notification LED Zoom bar T ouch Screen.
Chapter 1 Getting Started 21 Button Function Notification LED This LED sho ws a: Flashing green light when ther e are new SMS, MMS or email messages, missed calls, or r eminders. Solid green light when the de vice is connected to the po wer adapter or a comput er and the battery is fully char ged.
22 Chapter 1 Getting Started Left/Bottom panel and Har dwar e k eyboar d V OLUME DO WN During a call or when playing music, pr ess this button to lo wer the volume. V OLUME UP During a call or when playing music, pr ess this button to incr ease the volume.
Chapter 1 Getting Started 23 T op/Back/Right panel Microphone Sync Connect or /Earphone Jack/TV Out Connect the supplied USB cable to synchr onize information. Connect the pow er adapter to rechar ge the battery . Connect a headset via the supplied 3.
24 Chapter 1 Getting Started 1.3 Ins talling the SIM Car d, Battery , and Stor age Car d Y ou need to r emove the back c ov er befor e you can ins tall the SIM card, batt ery and storage car d. Also, make sur e to alway s turn off the pow er before installing or r eplacing the SIM card and battery .
Chapter 1 Getting Started 25 T o install the SIM car d Remo v e the battery if it is installed. Locate the SIM car d slot, then insert the SIM card with its gold contacts facing do wn and its cut-off corner facing out the card slot. Slide the SIM card c ompletely into the slot.
26 Chapter 1 Getting Started Battery Y our devic e comes with a rechar geable Lithium-ion battery and is designed to use only manufactur er-specified original batteries and acces sories. Battery perf ormance depends on many f actors, including network c onfigura tion, signal str ength, and usage patterns.
Chapter 1 Getting Started 27 Stor age card T o have additional s tor age for your images, videos, music, and files, you can pur chase a microSD™ car d and install it into y our device . T o install a micr oSD card Remo v e the stylus and then remo ve the back co ver .
28 Chapter 1 Getting Started 1.4 Charging the Batt ery New batt eries are shipped partially charged. Bef ore y ou start using your de vice, it is r ecommended that y ou install and charge the batt ery . Some batteries perform bes t after se veral full char ge/ discharge cy cles.
Chapter 1 Getting Started 29 1.5 Starting Up Aft er installing y our SIM card and ba ttery and char ging the battery , you can no w pow er on and start using y our devic e. T urning y our de vice on and off T o turn on the de vice Pres s the PO WER button.
30 Chapter 1 Getting Started 1.6 Home Scr een The Home scr een provides y ou with a weather clock that show s the time and weather of y our current location and displa ys your upc oming appointment.
Chapter 1 Getting Started 31 1.7 Status Ic ons Status icons ar e displayed in the title bar a t the top of the scr een. The follo wing are some of the status ic ons that y ou may see on y our phone.
32 Chapter 1 Getting Started V oice call in progr ess Connection is activ e Speakerphone on Connection is not activ e Multiple notifications Sync in pr ogress Alarm Call on hold Wir ed headset connect.
Chapter 1 Getting Started 33 1.8 Notifications When y ou tap any of the sta tus icons in the title bar , the Notifications screen opens and displa ys the remaining batt ery status, call dur ation of a.
34 Chapter 1 Getting Started 1.9 Start Scr een The Start scr een gives y ou one-touch ac cess t o the progr ams and settings of your phone . T o open the Start screen, tap Start ( ) at the top left corner of the scr een, or press the S T ART button ( ).
Chapter 1 Getting Started 35 1. 10 Lock Screen The Lock scr een is display ed whenev er your phone is lock ed. Y ou can lock your phone t o prev ent accidental button or touch scr een presses when the phone is in your bag or pock et. Locking y our phone Y our phone locks when one of the follo wing occurs: Pres s and hold the END button.
36 Chapter 1 Getting Started Unlocking y our phone When y ou see the Lock scr een, slide the Lock button ( ) left or right to unlock y our phone. Note If you ha ve set a passw ord for your phone , you will be pr ompted for the passw ord when you unlock the phone.
Chapter 1 Getting Started 37 Note If you ha ve set a passw ord for your phone , you will be pr ompted for the passw ord before y ou can view the information. See “Pr otecting your phone with a pas sw ord” in Chapt er 14 for information on setting a passw ord.
38 Chapter 1 Getting Started 1. 11 A djusting the V olume Adjus ting the sy stem v olume changes the volume le v el of sound notifications and audio/ video playback, whereas adjus ting the ring volume aff ects only the v olume of the phone ring. The s yst em volume and ring volume can be separ ately adjusted.
Chapter 1 Getting Started 39 1. 12 Using Finger Gestures Y ou can use finger gestur es to scr oll and pan on the touch screen. Finger scrolling Finger scrolling can be used t o scroll up and do wn web pages, documents, and lists such as the contacts lis t, file list, message list, calendar appointments list, and mor e.
40 Chapter 1 Getting Started 1. 13 Using the Z oom Bar The Z oom bar located below the t ouch screen is a handy z oom contr ol that is unique on y our devic e.
Chapter 1 Getting Started 41 1. 14 Connecting Y our Phone to a C omputer Whene ver y ou connect y our phone to the comput er with the USB cable, the Connect t o PC screen displa ys and prompts y ou to.
Chapt er 2 Phone Calls 2. 1 Making Calls T o make a call, y ou can either dial a number or select a contact y ou want t o call. While vie wing a message that y ou receiv ed, you can also directly call the sender of the mes sage if the sender ’ s phone number is stor ed in your contacts.
Chapter 2 Phone Calls 43 T o open the Phone dialer screen, pres s the T ALK/SEND button on your phone . Begin entering the first f ew numbers or lett ers by tapping the ke ys on the Phone dialer ke ypad. As you enter numbers or letters, the Phone dialer scr een display s matches found.
T o call a number or contact, do one of the following: T ap the desired phone number or contact fr om the list. T o call a different phone number associat ed with the contact, tap the contact car d icon on the right side of the contact name. On the contact summary scr een, tap the number you want t o call.
Chapter 2 Phone Calls 45 Making an emergenc y call On the Phone dialer screen, ent er the international emer gency number for y our locale, and then pr ess the T ALK/SEND butt on on your phone. Tip Additional emer gency numbers may be included in your SIM car d.
46 Chapter 2 Phone Calls 2.2 Answ ering and Ending Calls When y ou rec eive a phone call, the Incoming V oice Call screen will appear , allowing y ou to either ans wer or ignor e the call.
Chapter 2 Phone Calls 47 T o r eject a call and send a text message When y ou are bus y and unable to take an incoming call, y ou can send a te xt message to the caller and reject the inc oming v oice call. T ap Send T e xt when you hav e an incoming call, use the preset mes sage or enter another message , and then tap Send .
48 Chapter 2 Phone Calls During a call When a call is in pr ogres s, a shade co vers the Phone dialer ’ s onscreen butt ons to pr event ac cidental taps.
Chapter 2 Phone Calls 49 Y ou can also tap the onscreen Speak er button ( ) or pr ess and hold the T ALK/SEND button t o turn the speakerphone on or off .
50 Chapter 2 Phone Calls 2.3 Using Call His tory The missed call ic on ( ) appears in the title bar when you missed a call. Use the Call History t o check who the caller was or vie w all your dialed numbers and rec eiv ed calls.
Chapter 2 Phone Calls 51 If you ha ve a long list of calls in the Call Hist ory tab, tap Menu > Filter , and then select the type of call you w ant to display . T o view the e x change of calls with a particular contact only , tap the Contact Card butt on ( ) that appears to the right of the contact.
52 Chapter 2 Phone Calls Making a call using Speed Dial Do the follo wing to call the contact tha t is assigned to a speed dial ke y: On the Phone dialer screen, pr ess and hold the assigned ke y , if it is a single-digit speed dial number .
Chapter 2 Phone Calls 53 2.6 Str aight T alk This section sho ws how to mak e a conferenc e call and use Straight T alk™ to transition fr om email to the confer ence call.
54 Chapter 2 Phone Calls Tips • If you w ant to choose from other stor ed phone numbers of a participant, tap the Phone Selection button ( ) that appears next t o the participant’s name and then select another number . • T o remov e a participant before starting the c onfer ence call, tap Ke ypad and clear the check box of that participant.
Chapter 2 Phone Calls 55 When the second call is c onnected, tap the Join butt on to add it to the conf erenc e call and then dial the next participant. Repeat this same pr ocess until all participants ar e added and connected t o the conferenc e call.
56 Chapter 2 Phone Calls Managing the confer ence call While a conf erenc e call is in progr ess, you can do the f ollowing: T o manage the c onfer ence call in landscape vie w T o talk in private with a participant and put the others in the confer ence call on hold, tap the participant’s phot o and then tap Privat e .
Chapter 2 Phone Calls 57 T o swap betw een a privat e call and the confer ence call, tap the dim area that shows “On Hold” or tap Menu > Swap . T o turn on the speak erphone during a conferenc e call While a call or conf erenc e call is in progr ess, you can turn on the speakerphone b y simply placing your de vice fac e down.
58 Chapter 2 Phone Calls Starting a conf erenc e call from an email From a r eceived email mes sage, y ou can directly s tart a confer ence call with the sender and other recipients of the email if y ou hav e their phone numbers stor ed in your contacts.
Chapter 2 Phone Calls 59 2.8 Push to T alk Push to T alk ( PTT ) is a communication service that allo ws you t o use your de vice for instant c ommunication with one or many c ontacts simply by pr essing the PTT button. Initializing the PTT service T ap Start > Apps > Push to T alk .
60 Chapter 2 Phone Calls Opening PTT T ap Start > Apps > Push to T alk. The PTT main scr een appears. Open the PTT Contact screen. Add a ne w PTT contact. Set your screen name. Log in or out of the PTT service. Add a group. Enable/ disable the auto acc ept invitation function.
Chapter 2 Phone Calls 61 Crea ting and grouping PTT c ontacts T o add a c ontact On the PTT main screen, tap A dd Contacts . Enter the name and phone number of the contact, and then tap OK . An invitation is sent t o the PTT contact and the “In vitation in Pr ogres s” icon appears on the scr een.
62 Chapter 2 Phone Calls Making a PTT call T o mak e a PTT call On the Push to T alk screen, tap PTT Contacts , and then select the contact y ou want to call. Note Check the status of the contact befor e calling. Y ou can only make a call to a contact whose s tatus is A vailable or Silent/Vibr ate .
Chapter 2 Phone Calls 63 T o c onv ert the PTT call to a cellular call During a PTT call, you can upgr ade the PTT call to a regular c ellular phone call by tapping the T o Cellular button on the PTT call scr een.
64 Chapter 2 Phone Calls T o change y our PTT status On the PTT Contacts scr een, tap Menu > My A vailability > Do Not Disturb or A vailable . T o set up Contact Alert The Contact Alert function alerts y ou when contacts change their PTT status, for e xample, fr om Unav ailable to A vailable .
Chapter 2 Phone Calls 65 T o send a v oice message to a c ontact or group On the PTT Contacts scr een, select the contact or gr oup y ou want t o send the voic e message. T ap Menu > V oice Message . Pres s and hold the PTT button to s tart rec ording your mes sage.
66 Chapter 2 Phone Calls Sending messages t o dynamic groups Y ou can send a v oice, t e xt, or multimedia message to select ed members of a sav ed group. T o send a v oice message to a dynamic gr oup On the PTT Contacts scr een, select a group and then tap Menu > Group Members .
Chapt er 3 Using the Home Scr een 3. 1 About the Home Scr een The Home scr een is the quickest r oute to the es sential featur es of your phone, which include People, Mes sages, Mail, Internet, and mor e. T he tabs at the bottom of the Home scr een correspond to the diff erent phone featur es.
68 Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen Displaying the Home scr een in landscape view The Home scr een tabs are alwa ys sho wn at the bottom of the screen when the Home scr een is in portrait view . When you slide out the hardw are ke yboard, the Home screen aut omatically changes to landscape vie w and tempor arily hides the tabs.
Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen 69 3.2 Swit ching Betw een the T abs of the Home Screen T o switch betw een the tabs, do either of the follo wing: T ap the desired tab on the Home screen. Pres s and hold your finger on the activ e tab, and then slide your finger right or left ov er the tabs.
70 Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen 3.3 Personalizing Home Screen T abs Y ou can mo ve or hide the tabs on the Home scr een, ex cept for the Home tab. The Settings tab can be mo ved on the Home scr een but cannot be hidden. On the Home tab, tap Menu > Personalize Home Scr een T abs .
Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen 71 Alarm icon W eather clock Quick links Calendar appointment Date Changing the wallpaper On the Home tab, y ou will see a lifelik e animation of y our current weather . Y ou can change the w allpaper of this weather anima tion or choose another animated w allpaper for the Home tab.
72 Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen T o reset the Home tab back to the w eather animation, tap Menu > Home W allpaper > W eather W allpaper and select any wallpaper image . Updating w eather information Y our phone can determine y our current location and display y our local time and weather c onditions on the weather clock.
Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen 73 On the W orld Clock screen, scr oll through the list of cities and select a city . T o select, tap on the circle tha t appears to the left of the city . Tips • Y ou can rearrange or r emov e cities on the W orld Clock screen.
7 4 Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen Setting the alarm clock When the alarm clock is not enabled, “ Alarm Off ” will be shown on the Home tab. T ap it to open the Alarm Clock screen so y ou can turn on and set the alarm clock. On the Alarm Clock screen, tap an Off / On swit ch to turn on an alarm clock.
Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen 75 A dding quick links Quick links are short cuts that giv e y ou one-touch acc ess to your fa vorit e programs, people who matt er most to you, and fr equently- visited w ebsites. Up fr ont on the Home tab, you can add up to nine quick links.
76 Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen 3.5 People Add the people who matt er most to you t o the People tab so you can quickly make calls or send t e xt and email messages to them without going through y our contacts list. Y ou need to ha ve contacts already s tor ed on y our phone befor e y ou can add them to the People tab.
Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen 77 3.6 Messages Quickly bro wse through and r ead text messages as the y arrive dir ectly from the Mes sages tab. This tab also displa ys rec eiv ed multimedia messages. An attachment icon is sho wn to indicate that a r eceived message is a multimedia message.
78 Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen On the Messages tab, y ou can: Swipe y our finger up or down the scr een to flip through r eceived te xt and multimedia messages.
Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen 79 3.7 Mail Set up your email ac counts on the Mail tab so you can easily check your email and send email mes sages. Aft er selecting an email acc ount, you can flip and br owse thr ough receiv ed email by swiping y our finger up or down the scr een.
80 Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen A dding y our Outlook work ac count If you c onnect to an Exchange Serv er for your w ork email, calendar , contacts, and tasks, y ou can set up your Outlook work ac count on your phone . Although y our phone supports multiple email accounts, you can only ha ve one Outlook acc ount on y our phone at a time.
Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen 81 If you do not w ant to use Direct Push, y ou can set a regular schedule for synchr onizing Outlook email and other information to y our phone. T ap A dvanc ed Settings and then set the Peak time and Non-peak time accor dingly .
82 Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen Aft er selecting an email account, y ou can: Bro wse through r eceived email messages in the select ed account by s wiping y our finger up or down on the scr een. T ap the displayed email mes sage to open and r ead the message.
Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen 83 3.8 A T & T The A T & T tab allow s one-touch ac cess t o A T & T services, including AppCenter , A T & T Music, A T & T Navigat or , and more. Note Y ou cannot replace a slot in the A T & T tab with another progr am.
84 Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen 3.9 Internet Easily search f or information on the W eb. Directly on the Internet tab , you can ent er words on the sear ch bar and then tap the Search icon ( ) to open the W eb bro wser and locate the information tha t y ou want.
Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen 85 3. 10 Calendar Keep tr ack of your important appointments and e v ents with the calendar . The Calendar tab displa ys a monthly calendar with mark ers to inform you of the da tes that y ou have appointments and e vents.
86 Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen Vie wing and managing your appointments In month view , the highlighted date indicat es that it is the current date. Da tes with appointments ar e indicated b y a triangle ( ) at the upper-right corner of the dat e bo x.
Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen 87 In Day vie w , tap an appointment to view complet e details of that appointment. On the subsequent screen, y ou can tap Menu to choose whether to edit or delete the appointment. When in month vie w , swipe y our finger up or down the screen t o display the ne xt or previous month on the calendar .
88 Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen 3. 11 St ocks Get the latest s tock updat es by adding y our fav orite stock quot es and market inde xes t o the Stocks tab. Note Downloading st ock or stock market information ma y incur additional fees from y our mobile operator .
Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen 89 Vie wing stock informa tion The St ocks tab lists all y our stock quotes and st ock market inde xes, including current pric e or v olume, and the change in price or v olume from the pre vious trading day .
90 Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen 3. 12 Photos & V ideos Get full enjoyment when glancing phot os and watching videos with the extr a large scr een of your phone . On the Photos & V ideos tab, y ou can view y our photos and videos either in portrait or landscape vie w .
Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen 91 3. 13 Music Enjoy lis tening t o music while on the go. Do wnload or copy entir e albums or selected music tr acks to y our phone and listen to them using the Music tab.
92 Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen 1 T ap to updat e album cov ers. (Y ou can also tap Menu > Update Album Art and choose what to do wnload and update.) Note Upda ting album cov ers may result in additional data char ges. 2 Show s the repeat mode (R epeat All, Repeat One, or R epeat Off).
Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen 93 For e xample, if you ar e looking for songs by a particular artist, slide to the Artists tab and then tap the artis t name. T o bro wse through all music tr acks that are st ored on y our phone and stor age card, slide to the All Songs tab.
94 Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen On the subsequent screen, tap or slide y our finger across the tabs to select a cat egory . For instance, t o select music tracks from a c ertain album, tap the Albums tab and then tap the album that y ou want.
Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen 95 3. 14 W eather Y our phone automatically c onnects to the Int ernet to do wnload weather inf ormation. On the W eather tab, it displa ys the w eather information of y our current location and other preselect ed cities.
96 Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen A dding a city The W eather tab can display wea ther information of up to 15 cities, including your curr ent location. Follow the s teps belo w to add a city to this tab. On the W eather tab, tap Menu > A dd Location .
Chapter 3 Using the Home Screen 97 3. 15 T witter Enjoy twitt ering directly from y our phone. On the T witter tab, you can type in and send your tw eet. This tab also readily displa ys the most r ecent tw eets from the people tha t you follo w . See “T wittering on Y our Phone” in Chapter 9 for details.
Chapt er 4 Sta ying Close 4. 1 It’ s All About People Bringing people who matter most closer t o you – that’ s what y our phone is all about. Add e very one y ou know t o y our phone to k eep them within reach. For e v en fast er communication, y ou can put people you k eep in touch with often up fr ont on y our Home screen’ s People tab.
Chapter 4 Staying Close 99 4.2 Adding and Sharing Y our Personal Details Y ou can sav e your phone number and personal details to y our phone and easily send them to y our family , friends, and other people. A dding y our personal details My Contact Card s tores y our personal details on y our phone.
100 Chapter 4 Staying Close T o s ync your Outlook c ontact card from y our computer and sav e to the phone’s My C ontact Card If you ar e using Microsoft® Office Outlook® on y our computer , you can creat e your own c ontact card containing y our personal details on your computer and s ync it along with other Outlook contacts to y our phone.
Chapter 4 Staying Close 101 4.3 A dding Contacts to Y our Phone Ther e are sev eral wa ys to add contacts t o y our phone. Y ou can: Creat e new contacts on y our phone. See “Creating ne w contacts” for details. Sync Outlook contacts fr om your comput er to your phone.
102 Chapter 4 Staying Close T o add the photo of your c ontact, tap the Contact Photo ic on ( ) on the upper-right corner of the New Contact Car d screen. Choose whether to use the F acebook phot o, select a phot o from Albums, or take a phot o. When y ou hav e finished entering all the contact details, tap Done .
Chapter 4 Staying Close 103 4.4 W orking With F av orite C ontacts Y ou need to ha v e contacts alr eady stor ed on your phone befor e you can add them as fa vorit e contacts to the Home screen’ s People tab. If there ar e no existing c ontacts, creat e or sync them first on your phone .
104 Chapter 4 Staying Close Quickly calling or sending a message t o a fa v orite contact On the Home screen’ s People tab, the follo wing icons ar e shown on each photo to indica te the type of contact method tha t is associated to each fa vorite c ontact.
Chapter 4 Staying Close 105 4.5 V ie wing and Managing Y our Contacts T o look for contacts on y our phone, go to the Home scr een’s People tab and then tap All People .
106 Chapter 4 Staying Close Bro wsing and finding contacts On the People screen, the All tab sho ws you the c omplete list of contacts that ar e stored on y our phone and your SIM car d. Swipe upw ard or do wnwar d on the screen to scr oll through the c ontacts list.
Chapter 4 Staying Close 107 4.6 Vie wing Contact Informa tion and Ex change of Communications with the Contact Y our phone organiz es contact details, text and multimedia mes sages, email con versa tions, Fac ebook information, and phone logs of a contact all in one place .
108 Chapter 4 Staying Close Changing the number for sending te xt and multimedia messages By default, the number ent ered in the Mobile field in the c ontact details is the primary phone number to which y our text and multimedia messages are sent when y ou tap Send Message on the Contact Details screen.
Chapter 4 Staying Close 109 4.7 Contact Groups By or ganizing contacts into gr oups, sending messages to se ver al contacts is a lot easier . Using groups t o categoriz e contacts is also a wa y of filtering the c ontacts list so that br ow sing and finding contacts can be fast er and easier .
110 Chapter 4 Staying Close Filtering the c ontacts list b y group If you ha ve a long list of c ontacts, you can mor e easily bro wse and find the contacts that y ou want by filt ering the list to displa y only a certain group of c ontacts. On the Home screen, slide t o the People tab and then tap All People .
Chapter 4 Staying Close 111 Checking all Fac ebook updates and e v ents Y ou can check y ours and other people’s F acebook updates and e v ents in one con venient loca tion. On the Home screen, slide t o the People tab and then tap All People . T ap the Updates and Ev ents tab ( ).
112 Chapter 4 Staying Close Checking a contact’ s Facebook upda tes and e vents T o check only for a single contact’ s Fac ebook updates and e vents, y ou can select the contact fr om the contacts list firs t and then go to the Updates and Ev ents tab from the Contact Details scr een.
Chapt er 5 Entering T e xt 5. 1 T he Hardw ar e K eyboar d Y our devic e comes with a QWERTY k eyboar d, which is similar to a standar d ke yboard on a comput er . T o use the k eyboar d, slide the screen panel t o the right to r eveal the k eyboar d.
114 Chapter 5 Entering T e xt A djusting the L CD screen angle Aft er sliding out the hardw are ke yboard, y ou can adjust the angle of the devic e screen t o minimize glare and r eflection. 50° angle The maximum tilting angle of the screen is 50 degr ees.
Chapter 5 Entering T ext 115 T o enter the symbol or punctuation mark, or launch the pr ogram that is printed at the upper right c orner of a ke y , pres s , then pres s the corr esponding ke y . T o open the Symbol Pad, pres s and then pres s . Pres s to insert a har d return while typing.
116 Chapter 5 Entering T e xt 5.2 Using the Onscreen K eyboar d When y ou start a pr ogram or select a field tha t allow s you to enter t ext or numbers, a ke yboard icon will be displa y ed at the bottom c enter of the screen t o indicate that the onscr een ke yboard is a vailable for use.
Chapter 5 Entering T ext 117 Full Q WERTY The Full Q WERTY is a full onscreen Q WERTY ke yboard lay out similar to a desktop computer k eyboar d. Compact Q WERTY The Compact Q WERTY lay out features tw o letters on each k ey .
118 Chapter 5 Entering T e xt Onscreen na vigation pad Use the onscreen na vigation pad for onscr een directional c ontrol. On the navigation pad, tap the up , down, left, or right k ey to mo ve the te xt cursor in the direction that you w ant while you ar e entering or editing te xt.
Chapter 5 Entering T ext 119 T ap the CAPS shift key ( ) t o enter an upper case letter . T ap this ke y twice to turn Caps Lock on when y ou need to enter consecutiv e uppercase letters. Pres s and hold a ke y to enter a punctuation mark, symbol, or number that is shown on the upper half of the k ey .
120 Chapter 5 Entering T e xt If you don’t see the w ord that y ou want, tap the down arr ow icon ( ) to see mor e suggested w ords. When y ou see the wor d that you w ant, tap the wor d to insert it into y our text.
Chapter 5 Entering T ext 121 5.4 Entering Numbers and S ymbols T ap on the onscreen ke yboard to s witch to the numeric and symbol k eyboar d lay out so you can easily ent er numbers and common symbols such as par entheses, brac es, currency signs, punctuation marks, special charact ers, and more .
122 Chapter 5 Entering T e xt Pres s and hold a ke y to choose from other similar ac cent ed charact ers. Slide y our finger right or left acros s the selection bar to choose the accent ed character that y ou want to insert to y our text. T o r eturn to the alphabetic ke yboard la y out T ap to go back to the alphabetic ke yboard.
Chapter 5 Entering T ext 123 5.5 T ext Input Settings T ext input settings can be acc essed either fr om the ke yboard lay out selection menu or from the phone settings: From an y of the ke yboard lay outs, tap the Input Selector arro w at the bottom of the scr een and then tap T ext Input Settings .
Chapt er 6 Synchr onizing Information 6. 1 W ay s of Synchr onizing Y our Phone Y ou can take inf ormation wher ev er you go b y synchr onizing it to your phone. Ther e are differ ent ways y ou can sync y our phone: Sync information fr om your comput er to y our phone.
Chapter 6 Synchronizing Information 12 5 6.2 Befor e Synchr onizing With Y our C omputer Befor e you can s ync with your comput er , you need to ins tall and set up first the synchr onization software on y our computer .
126 Chapter 6 Synchronizing Inf ormation 6.3 Setting Up Windo ws Mobile De vice Cent er on Windo ws 7 and W indo ws V ista Microsoft W indow s Mobile® Device Cent er is the replac ement for Microsoft® A ctiveSync® on W indow s 7 and Windows V ista®.
Chapter 6 Synchronizing Information 127 Note Choose Connect without setting up your de vice if y ou only want t o transfer media files, check f or updates, and e xplore your phone but not sync Outlook information. Select the items y ou want to sync and then click Ne xt .
128 Chapter 6 Synchronizing Inf ormation When y ou click Pictures, Music and V ideo > XX new pictures/ video clips are a vailable for import , a wizard guides y ou to tag and transf er photos fr om y our phone to the Photo Gallery on your c omputer .
Chapter 6 Synchronizing Information 12 9 When y ou finish the wizard, Activ eSync syncs y our phone automatically . Notice that Outlook email messages and other inf ormation appear on your phone aft er synchronization.
130 Chapter 6 Synchronizing Inf ormation Selecting information t o sync Y ou can select the information types and the amount of informa tion to sync f or each type either on y our phone or your c omputer . Follow the steps belo w to change sync settings on y our phone.
Chapter 6 Synchronizing Information 13 1 T roubleshooting s ync connection problem In some cases, when the computer c onnects to the Internet or a local network, it ma y disconnect the connection with y our phone in fa vor of the Internet or netw ork connection.
132 Chapter 6 Synchronizing Inf ormation Enter an alphanumeric pass wor d, which can be 1 up to 16 charact ers, to cr eate a secure Bluet ooth connection with y our computer , and then tap OK . On your c omputer , accept the Bluetooth connection and ent er the same passw ord.
Chapter 6 Synchronizing Information 13 3 6.7 Synchr onizing Music and Video If you w ant to carry your music or other digital media along with y ou while you tr av el, set up Windo ws Media Pla y er on your c omputer to sync music and video with y our phone.
Chapt er 7 Ex changing Messages 7 . 1 Sending T e xt Messages Send short te xt messages (SMS) to other mobile phones. If you ex ceed the limit on the number of char acters for a single t e xt message, y our text mes sage will be deliver ed as one but will be billed as more than one mes sage.
Chapter 7 Exchanging Messages 135 T ap the text bo x that shows “T ap to add t ext” and then ent er your t ext message. T o select from a list of common t ext messages, tap Menu > Quick T e xt and choose one to insert to y our message. When y ou hav e finished composing your t ext message, tap Send .
136 Chapter 7 Exchanging Messages T ypes of attachments What to do Photo or Video Select a photo or video to attach t o your message. If you do not see the phot o or video that y ou want, tap Albums first t o select the stor age card or another album where the phot o or video is located.
Chapter 7 Exchanging Messages 137 T ap Insert Picture and then select a photo or video to add t o the slide. If the photo size e xc eeds the remaining mes sage size, tap Y es to r esize. A select ed video cannot be added to the slide if its file size e xceeds the limit.
138 Chapter 7 Exchanging Messages 7 .3 How t o Know W hen Y ou Ha v e New T ext and Multimedia Messages A new mes sage icon ( ) appears in the title bar when there ar e new t e xt or multimedia messages r eceiv ed on your phone. T he Home screen’ s Messages tab ( ) also show s the number of new or unread mes sages.
Chapter 7 Exchanging Messages 139 7 .4 Message Con versa tions T ext and multimedia messages that ar e sent to and receiv ed from a contact ( or a number) are grouped int o con v ersations or message threads. T hreaded messages let y ou see e x changed te xt and multimedia messages with a contact in one plac e.
140 Chapter 7 Exchanging Messages Tip T apping a rec eived t ext or multimedia message on the Home screen’ s Messages tab also opens the contact’s Mes sages tab.
Chapter 7 Exchanging Messages 141 T o highlight and select text, y ou can: T ap the Select All button to select the whole te xt in the source message. Mov e the left and right anchor buttons to highlight and select a range of t e xt in the sourc e message.
142 Chapter 7 Exchanging Messages The media attachment, such as a phot o, video , audio, or slideshow , is then play ed. T o display and use onscreen butt ons, tap the screen or w ait for the playback to finish. Y ou can use the onscreen butt ons to pause, r eplay , or to mov e forwar d and backw ard in a slidesho w .
Chapter 7 Exchanging Messages 143 Managing individual messages and message thr eads While vie wing the ex change of messages with a contact, y ou can select an individual message to f orwar d, delete, cop y or mo ve between y our phone and SIM card, and mor e.
144 Chapter 7 Exchanging Messages T o delet e sev eral te xt or multimedia messages from the thr ead While y ou are vie wing the ex change of messages with a contact, tap Menu > Delete Messages . Select the check bo x es of the te xt or multimedia messages that y ou want t o delete, or tap Menu > Select All t o select all messages.
Chapter 7 Exchanging Messages 145 T o forw ard a te xt or multimedia message When y ou are on the Home scr een’s Messages tab , you can forwar d the current te xt or multimedia message by tapping Menu > Forw ard . When y ou are on the All Mes sages screen, y ou can select a contact and forw ard the most r ecent sent or r eceiv ed message.
146 Chapter 7 Exchanging Messages 7 .5 T e xt and Multimedia Message Settings On the All Messages scr een, tap Menu > Settings > Options to check the te xt and multimedia message settings av ailable on your phone and change them to suit y our needs.
Chapter 7 Exchanging Messages 147 7 .7 Email Y ou can set up the follo wing types of email acc ounts on your phone: Outlook email that y ou sync with y our computer or the Ex change Server . Email account tha t you ha ve fr om an Internet Service Pr ovider (ISP) or other email pro vider .
148 Chapter 7 Exchanging Messages Crea ting and replying t o email messages Aft er setting up email accounts on y our phone, you can s tart sending and rec eiving email messages. T o cr eate and send an email On the Home screen, slide t o the Mail tab.
Chapter 7 Exchanging Messages 149 Tips • For more inf ormation about entering te xt and symbols, see Chapter 5. • If you ar e working offline, email messages ar e mov ed to the Outbox folder and will be sent the ne xt time you c onnect.
150 Chapter 7 Exchanging Messages T o download a complet e email message, open the email, and then do one of the follo wing: Scroll do wn to the end of the message, and then tap Get entir e message and any attachments (POP3 email ac count) or tap Get the res t of this message (IMAP4 and Outlook email acc ounts).
Chapter 7 Exchanging Messages 151 When vie wing email T ap the sender ’s photo or a r ecipient to acces s the person’ s contact details. If the sender or a recipient is not in y our stor ed contacts, tap the person’ s name to open the V erify email addres s screen.
152 Chapter 7 Exchanging Mes sages Directly making calls fr om email messages Y ou can directly plac e a call to the sender of an email message if the sender ’ s phone number is stor ed in your contacts.
Chapter 7 Exchanging Messages 153 Synchr onizing email messages Synchr onizing email messages ensur es that ne w email messages are do wnloaded to the phone Inbox f older , email messages in the Outbo x folder ar e sent, and email messages deleted fr om the server are r emov ed from y our phone.
154 Chapter 7 Exchanging Messages Filtering y our email inbox When y our inbox is full of email, y ou can filter the inbo x to display only the email messages that contain a particular sender or subject tha t you ar e looking for . On the Home screen, slide t o the Mail tab.
Chapter 7 Exchanging Messages 155 Customizing email settings Y ou can make changes t o your email account settings or cus tomiz e download and email siz e settings. T o change basic email settings On the Home screen, slide t o the Mail tab and then tap Menu > Ac count Settings .
156 Chapter 7 Exchanging Messages On the subsequent screen, y ou can: T ap Edit Acc ount Setup to modify settings such as your email addres s, passw ord, and more , if y ou mistyped or chose any wrong options when y ou wer e setting up your email ac count.
Chapt er 8 W orking W ith Company Email and Meeting Reques ts 8. 1 Synchronizing W ith the Ex change Serv er T o keep up-to-dat e with y our work email and meeting schedules and still hav e access t o.
158 Chapter 8 W orking With Company Email and Meeting Requests T o manually start s ynchronization On the Home screen, slide t o the Settings tab and then tap Data services .
Chapter 8 W orking With Compan y Email and Meeting Requests 159 T o turn Dir ect Push on and off in Comm Manager Aft er you ha ve set up y our Outlook work ac count, your phone automatically performs a full s ynchronization with the Ex change Server and enables Dir ect Push.
160 Chapter 8 W orking With Company Email and Meeting Requests T ap Start > Messaging > E-mail > Outlook E-mail and open an email message. By default, only the firs t fe w wor ds of the message are sho wn. T o download the whole email, scr oll to the end of the message, and then tap Get the res t of this message .
Chapter 8 W orking With Compan y Email and Meeting Requests 161 Out-of-office aut o-reply Outlook E-mail allow s y ou to r etriev e and change your out-of-offic e status. Just lik e desktop Outlook, Outlook E-mail on y our phone automatically sends an aut o-reply mes sage when you’r e not available .
162 Chapter 8 W orking With Company Email and Meeting Requests 8.3 Starting a Conf er ence Call fr om an Email From an email mes sage that y ou rec eiv ed in y our Outlook work account, y ou can directly start a c onfer ence call with the sender and other recipients of the email.
Chapter 8 W orking With Compan y Email and Meeting Requests 163 The participants list is displa yed fr om which you can s tart the confer ence call. Y ou need to call each participant one at a time and connect each call to the c onference call. The primary phone number (mobile number) of each participant will be dialed.
164 Chapter 8 W orking With Company Email and Meeting Requests 8.4 Meeting Requests When y ou schedule and send meeting reques ts from y our phone, you can invit e attendees t o your meeting and check their a vailability . Y ou can also rec eive and reply t o meeting reques ts on y our phone.
Chapter 8 W orking With Compan y Email and Meeting Requests 165 Note If you’re sending the meeting r equest using your Outlook w ork account, y ou can specify if an attendee is requir ed or optional only if the Outlook E-mail account on y our phone syncs with Microsoft Exchange Serv er 2007 or later v ersion.
166 Chapter 8 W orking With Company Email and Meeting Requests 8.5 Making a Call from a Meeting R equest or Reminder When y ou receiv e a calendar reminder or meeting reques t email that contains a phone number , you can tap the number to directly place the call.
Chapter 8 W orking With Compan y Email and Meeting Requests 167 When br o wsing c ontacts, composing email, or cr eating a meeting reques t 1. Sync with the Exchange Serv er . 2. Do an y of the following: While br ow sing through y our contacts list, tap Menu > Company Dir ectory .
Chapt er 9 Internet and Social Netw orking 9. 1 W ay s of Connecting to the Int ernet Y our phone’ s networking capabilities allo w you to ac cess the Int ernet or your c orporate netw ork through Wi-Fi, GPRS/3G ( or EDGE when av ailable), or dial-up.
Chapter 9 Internet and Social Networking 169 Indicates a secur ed Wi-Fi network. Indicates that y our phone is connected to this Wi-Fi netw ork Signal strength Network name (SSID) T ap Back to return t o the pre vious screen.
170 Chapter 9 Internet and Social Netw orking T o add a wir eless network On the Home screen, slide t o the Settings tab and then tap Menu > All Settings . T ap Connections > Wi-Fi and then tap the Wir eless Netw orks button. T he Configur e Wir eless Netw orks screen then opens.
Chapter 9 Internet and Social Networking 171 9.2 Using Oper a Mobile Oper a Mo bile ™ i s a ful l-f eat ur ed Int ernet br ow ser , opt imiz ed fo r use o n y our pho ne . On the Home screen, slide t o the Internet tab and then tap Launch Bro wser to open Opera Mobile .
172 Chapter 9 Internet and Social Netw orking In normal viewing mode , you can use the f ollowing br owser c ontrols: 1 2 3 4 5 1 Return to the pr evious W eb page viewed. 2 Add, edit, or delet e W eb fav orites. 3 Add a ne w browsing tab or s witch to another bro wsing tab.
Chapter 9 Internet and Social Networking 173 Mobile vie w When y ou open a W eb page in Opera Mobile , the page is display ed in desktop vie w and text ma y appear in the smallest size. T o reformat W eb pages to fit the scr een of your phone so tha t the content is readable , set Opera Mobile t o display in mobile vie w .
17 4 Chapter 9 Internet and Social Networking Naviga ting web pages T o pan on the w eb page While br ow sing web pages, use finger gestur es to pan on the w eb page. Tip T ouch and hold an empty ar ea on a web page t o open a shortcut menu that lets you go back t o the pre vious page, reload the page, add the page as a Fa vorit e, and more.
Chapter 9 Internet and Social Networking 175 T o change the scr een orientation Change the screen orientation b y simply turning your de vice side way s. Oper a Mobile menu 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 Open the Settings screen wher e you can set y our home page, change display settings, set privacy settings, and more .
176 Chapter 9 Internet and Social Netw orking 9.3 Using Streaming Media Streaming Media lets y ou stream liv e broadcasts or on-demand media content fr om the W eb. The media is sent in a continuous str eam to your phone and is pla yed as it arriv es, along with the audio.
Chapter 9 Internet and Social Networking 177 T o c onfigure s treaming video c onnection settings T ap Menu > Options to configur e the Streaming Media settings. Fr om this screen, y ou can set the media buffer , select the connection to use, set all str eaming videos to pla y in full screen, and mor e.
178 Chapter 9 Internet and Social Netw orking Vie wing tweets On the Home screen’ s T witter tab, y ou can see tweets of the people that y ou follow and y our sent tweets, s tarting with the most r ecent. Swipe y our finger up or down the scr een to scroll thr ough the tweets.
Chapter 9 Internet and Social Networking 179 Sending tw eets Y ou can send tweets either fr om the Home screen’ s T witter tab or from the All T w eets screen. T ap the text bo x that shows the w ords “What ar e you doing?” On the subsequent screen, ent er y our tweet mes sage.
180 Chapter 9 Internet and Social Networking From the sear ch results, tap the photo of the person or t opic you want t o follo w . The Pr ofile screen is then display ed, showing details about the person or topic.
Chapter 9 Internet and Social Networking 181 When y ou return t o the Home screen’s T witter tab and tap All T weets , you will see the sent tw eet that contains the URL of y our shared photo .
182 Chapter 9 Internet and Social Networking 9.5 Sharing Photos and Videos on F acebook, T witt er , and Y ouT ube Directly fr om your phone, y ou can easily share your phot os on Fac ebook and T witter .
Chapter 9 Internet and Social Networking 183 Aft er upload is complete , y ou can check and view y our Facebook photos in Albums. See “V iewing F acebook photos” in Chapter 12 f or details. Uploading a photo t o T witter Y ou can upload only one photo at a time t o T witter and shar e the URL location of the photo in y our sent tweet.
184 Chapter 9 Internet and Social Networking 9.6 Using F acebook on Y our Phone Using Albums on your phone , y ou can view y ours and other people’s Fac ebook albums and photos. F or more inf ormation, see “Vie wing Fac ebook photos” in Chapt er 12.
Chapter 9 Internet and Social Networking 185 The F acebook application is also included on your phone . T o open and use this application: T ap Start > Apps > Facebook . Follo w the onscreen ins tructions to log int o your F acebook account ( or to crea te a ne w Fac ebook account first, if y ou have not yet cr eated one ).
186 Chapter 9 Internet and Social Networking 9. 7 Using Y our Phone as a Modem (Internet Sharing) If you do not ha ve Internet ac cess on y our desktop or notebook computer , y ou can connect your comput er to the Internet by using your phone’ s data connection such as GPRS/3G.
Chapter 9 Internet and Social Networking 187 Using y our phone as a Bluetooth modem T o use your phone as a Bluetooth modem f or your c omputer , set up a Bluetooth Personal Ar ea Network (P AN) between y our phone and your c omputer . T o set up Bluet ooth P AN on your phone On your phone , turn on Bluetooth and set it t o visible mode.
188 Chapter 9 Internet and Social Networking For Windo ws Vista: Click Start > Contr ol Panel > Netw ork and Sharing Center . Click Manage network c onnections and then under Personal Area Netw ork , double-click Bluetooth Network Connection .
Chapt er 10 Bluetooth 10. 1 Bluetooth Modes Bluetooth is a short-r ange wireles s communications t echnology . Devic es with Bluetooth capabilities can e xchange information o ver a distance of about eight met ers (26 feet) without r equiring a phy sical connection.
190 Chapter 10 Bluetooth T urning Bluetooth on and making y our phone visible T urn Bluetooth on and mak e your phone visible ( discov erable ) when you w ant other Bluetooth-enabled devic es to detect and c onnect with your phone . On the Home screen, slide t o the Settings tab, and then tap Menu > Wir eless contr ols > Bluetooth .
Chapter 10 Bluetooth 191 10. 2 Bluetooth P artnerships A Bluetooth partnership is a r elationship that y ou create betw een your phone and another Bluetooth-enabled de vice in or der to ex change information in a secur e manner .
192 Chapter 10 Bluetooth Creating a Bluet ooth partnership is a one-time process. Onc e a partnership is creat ed, your phone and the paired de vice can rec ognize the partnership and e xchange information without ent ering a passcode again. A cc epting a Bluetooth partnership Ensure that Bluet ooth is turned on and in visible mode.
Chapter 10 Bluetooth 193 On the Home screen, slide t o the Settings tab, and then tap Wir eless contr ols > Bluetooth . Y our phone then starts to sear ch for the Bluetooth headset. T ap to select the hands-free or st ereo headset from the list. Y our phone will automatically pair with the Bluet ooth headset.
194 Chapter 10 Bluetooth 10.4 Sending and Rec eiving Information Using Bluetooth Y ou can send these types of information fr om your phone to a comput er or to another Bluetooth-enabled de vice: Outlook email, contacts, tasks, notes, calendar items, audio files, ringt ones, images, and videos.
Chapter 10 Bluetooth 195 If you sent Outlook email mes sages, calendar items, tasks, or contacts to y our computer and the y are not automatically added to Outlook, select File > Import and Export in Outlook to import them.
196 Chapter 10 Bluetooth Changing the folder for sa ving receiv ed files Files that y ou rec eiv e from another Bluet ooth-enabled device are sa ved in My Documents on y our phone.
Chapter 10 Bluetooth 197 10.5 Printing via Bluetooth Connect y our phone to a Bluet ooth printer to print y our photos. Note Before y ou start printing, make sur e to turn on the Bluetooth print er and turn on Bluetooth on y our phone. For ins tructions, see “T urning Bluetooth on and making y our phone visible” earlier in this chapter .
198 Chapter 10 Bluetooth 10.6 Connecting t o Car Kit Phones Bluetooth car kit phones that support the SIM A ccess Pr ofile (SAP) can connect to y our phone and access y our SIM card via Bluetooth.
Chapt er 11 Finding and Rec ording Plac es 11. 1 Guidelines and Pr epar ation for Using GPS T o ensure safety on the r oad, follo w these guidelines befor e and when using your phone f or GPS navigation. When using GPS naviga tion softwar e in the car , alwa ys plot y our GPS rout e befor e starting to driv e.
200 Chapter 11 Finding and Recording Plac es Use the GPS sy stem cautiously . Users shall be liable for any damages resulting fr om negligent operation of the sy stem. Do not leav e your phone in a v ehicle or e xpose the phone to direct sunlight t o av oid ov erheating the battery , which could pose damage to the phone or risk to the v ehicle.
Chapter 11 Finding and Recording Plac es 201 11.2 Do wnloading Location Data via QuickGPS Befor e using your phone f or GPS navigation, open QuickGPS t o download ephemeris data ( current sat ellite position and timing information). QuickGPS significantly speeds up the time for determining y our GPS position.
202 Chapter 11 Finding and Recor ding Places 11.3 Using A T & T Na vigat or Use A T & T Navigat or to get turn-b y-turn driving directions to a destination y ou enter or a place of inter est in the directory . T o set up A T & T Navigat or T ap Start > A T & T Navigat or and follo w the on-screen ins tructions.
Chapt er 12 Camer a and Multimedia 12. 1 T aking Phot os and V ideos Use Camera t o take phot os and recor d video clips. The scr een orientation automatically s witches t o landscape mode when you open Camera.
204 Chapter 12 Camera and Multimedia Capture mode Function Photo Captur es standard s till images. Video Rec ords video clips, with or without audio . Panorama Captur es still images continuously in one direction, and then stitches them t o creat e a panoramic vie w of a scenery .
Chapter 12 Camera and Multimedia 205 Using the focus Use the automatic focus or T ouch Focus function t o capture sharp and crisp photos and videos. Auto-f ocus Auto-f ocus sets the focus on the object at the cent er of the screen and is av ailable for all capture modes.
206 Chapter 12 Camera and Multimedia Capturing photo or r ecording video By default, the Camer a automatically takes the shot or s tarts capturing video after y ou have set the f ocus.
Chapter 12 Camera and Multimedia 207 On-screen c ontrols T ap to display the on-scr een controls. 1 3 4 5 2 6 7 1 Album. Open the Album progr am. See “Vie wing Photos and Videos Using Album” for details. 2 Capture mode. See “Changing the captur e mode” for details.
208 Chapter 12 Camera and Multimedia Menu Panel The Menu panel lets y ou quickly adjust common camera settings and pro vides access t o more adv anced camera settings.
Chapter 12 Camera and Multimedia 209 Z ooming Befor e capturing a photo or a video clip, y ou can zoom in or out on your subject. T o zoom in or out, slide your finger up or do wn on the Zoom bar while holding the devic e sidew ays.
210 Chapter 12 Camera and Multimedia Capture mode Resolution Zoom r ange Photo, GPS Photo 3M Normal: 2048 x 1536 Widescr een: 2048 x 1216 1.0x to 1.6x 2M Normal: 1600 x 1200 Widescr een: 1600 x 960 1.0x to 1.6x 1M Normal: 1280 x 960 Widescr een: 1280 x 768 1.
Chapter 12 Camera and Multimedia 211 Setting adv anced options The A dvanced options let y ou adjust options for your select ed capture mode and set Camera pr ogram pref erenc es. T ap Adv anced on the Menu panel to open the A dvanc ed screen. T ap to navigat e through the Adv anced option scr eens.
212 Chapter 12 Camera and Multimedia Quality . Select the image quality lev el for captured phot os. Capture F ormat (Video , MMS Video, and V ideo Share modes ). Select the file format for r ecorded videos. T ime Stamp (Photo mode ). Include the date and time on captured phot os.
Chapter 12 Camera and Multimedia 213 Flicker A djustment . When taking indoor shots under fluoresc ent lighting, keep this setting on A uto or change it to the pr oper frequency (50Hz or 60Hz) of the po wer in y our country t o reduc e flicker . Grid (Photo mode ).
214 Chapter 12 Camera and Multimedia 12.2 Vie wing Photos and V ideos Using Albums Use Albums to vie w photos and videos on y our phone. Y ou can also vie w photos that y ou and your friends ha ve shar ed on Fac ebook. On the Home screen, slide t o the Photos & Videos tab and then tap Albums .
Chapter 12 Camera and Multimedia 215 T o vie w the next or pre vious photo in the current album While holding y our phone upright, view the ne xt or pre vious photo b y swiping y our finger up or down the screen. While holding y our phone sidew ays, vie w the next or pre vious photo by s wiping y our finger left or right acros s the screen.
216 Chapter 12 Camera and Multimedia Vie wing Fac ebook photos Y ou can use Albums to vie w photos you and y our friends have shar ed on Fac ebook. Y ou must be logged in t o your F acebook account t o be able to vie w Fac ebook photos. On the Albums main screen, tap Albums .
Chapter 12 Camera and Multimedia 217 When y ou’v e finished or stopped pla ying the video, you can r eplay the video by tapping the Pla y icon on the center scr een. Y ou can also send this video by email or MMS or shar e it on Y ouT ube. T ap the screen, tap the Share ic on ( ), and then choose how y ou want to shar e the video.
218 Chapter 12 Camera and Multimedia Closing Albums T o close Albums, return to the main Albums scr een first. (If you w ere viewing a video or phot o slideshow , stop the pla yback.) T ap the screen to sho w the onscreen c ontrols and then tap to go back to the main Albums screen.
Chapter 12 Camera and Multimedia 219 Pres s and hold the item that y ou want to pla y (such as a song, album, or artist name ), and then tap Play . The Pla yback screen opens and pla ys the audio or video file. Use the playback c ontrols t o pause, r esume, st op playback, play in full screen, and mor e.
220 Chapter 12 Camera and Multimedia Select the playlist( s) that you w ant to sync between y our computer and phone , and then click Add . Note On the Device Setup dialog bo x, make sure that the S ync this devic e automatically check bo x is selected.
Chapter 12 Camera and Multimedia 221 Playlists and Libr ary List Sync List Content List Click Start Sync t o start synchr onizing the selected files to y our phone. Notes • Use Windo ws Media Play er 11 or higher on your c omputer to s ync media files to y our phone.
222 Chapter 12 Camera and Multimedia Note Y ou cannot select multiple files simultaneously . Aft er adding the media files, tap Menu > Now Pla ying . On the Now Pla ying screen, tap Menu > Sav e Playlist . Enter the pla ylist name, then tap Done .
Chapter 12 Camera and Multimedia 223 12.4 Using Audio Boost er Aud io Boos ter opti miz es sou nd b y pr o vidi ng an a udi o eq ual iz er f or a bett er li st ening e xpe rien ce . T o use Au dio Boo st er , co nnec t a hea dse t t o y our pho ne via the su ppli ed 3.
224 Chapter 12 Camera and Multimedia 12.5 Using FM Radio FM Radio lets you t o listen to FM r adio stations on y our phone. Since FM Radio uses the pro vided ster eo wired headset as the ant enna, connect the headset first t o the earphone jack of y our phone befor e you open the pr ogram.
Chapter 12 Camera and Multimedia 225 Saving pr esets Sav e fav orite FM stations as presets so y ou can easily access them. Y ou can sav e up to 20 preset r adio stations. Radio stations that ar e sav ed on Presets 1 to 6 can be ac cessed on the FM Radio scr een.
Chapt er 13 Other Pr ograms 13. 1 Calculat or Calculator fea tures basic calculation functions, and also w orks as an advanc ed scientific calculator . Basic Calculator Use the Basic Calculator t o do basic arithmetic such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
Chapter 13 Other Programs 227 Scientific Calculator Use the Scientific Calculator t o perform mor e comple x calculations such as square r oots, logarithmic and trigonometric functions, perc entages, and more . T ap Start > T ools > Calculator .
228 Chapter 13 Other Programs 13.2 Micr osoft Office Mobile Microsoft® Offic e Mobile consists of the f ollowing applica tions: Microsoft® Offic e Ex cel® Mobile lets y ou create and edit Ex cel workbooks and t emplates on y our phone.
Chapter 13 Other Programs 229 • If you w ant Wor d Mobile to sav e documents in .doc format, tap Menu > T ools > Options (or Menu > Options when no document is opened), and then change the Default templat e to W ord 97 -2003 Document (.doc) .
230 Chapter 13 Other Programs T o c opy c ontacts to the SIM car d Only one phone number per contact name can be st ored on a SIM car d. On the SIM Manager screen, tap Menu > C ontacts to SIM . Select the check bo x es of the contact’ s phone numbers that you want t o cop y to y our SIM card, and then tap Done .
Chapter 13 Other Programs 231 Tips • If you want t o retake the shot, tap Re-Captur e . • For better r ecognition, choose the language and region based on the language used in the business card. The scr een shows v arious contact informa tion from the busines s card.
232 Chapter 13 Other Programs T o install fr om your phone Y ou can cop y MIDlets/MIDlet suites from y our comput er to y our phone using the USB sync cable or Bluetooth c onnection. T ap Menu > New Application > From S tor age . The pr ogram then searches f or MIDlets/MIDlet suites on y our device and displa ys them in a list.
Chapter 13 Other Programs 233 13.6 JET CET Pr esentation If you ar e awa y from your offic e and need to make a pr esentation, y ou can use JET CET Presentation to cr eate a Pow erPoint file and present it from y our device .
234 Chapter 13 Other Programs T o modify the properties of the te xt box, select the te xt box and then tap Edit > Shape > Modify . Y ou can change the fill color , add or remo ve the bor der , and more. T o wrap t e xt inside the te xt bo x, tap the T ext Bo x tab and then select the W ord wr ap text in AutoShape check bo x.
Chapter 13 Other Programs 235 In Effect , select the type of tr ansition effect to use and then select a speed. Choose whether to adv ance slides on mouse click or automatically . If you select t o auto-display slides, set the time delay . T o make the changes to the curr ent slide only , tap Apply .
236 Chapter 13 Other Programs Another wa y to adv ance one slide forwar d is to tap the screen. Y ou can also tap the arro w watermark at the lo wer-left corner of the screen t o open a selection menu, then tap Ne xt or Pre vious to mo ve between slides.
Chapter 13 Other Programs 237 13.7 JET CET PRINT Use JET CET™ PRINT to print image files or documents from y our phone str aight to a Bluetooth or netw ork printer . Y ou can also print email messages, email attachments, appointments, contacts, and tasks.
238 Chapter 13 Other Programs T o set up a print er Y ou must configur e your phone to c onnect to a print er befor e you can start printing. T ap S tart > T ools > JET CET PRINT 5 .
Chapter 13 Other Programs 239 13.8 Windo ws Mark etplace On Windo ws® Mark etplace for Mobile, it’ s easy t o download ne w progr ams that fit your needs and mak e y our phone truly personal. A wide range of fr ee and premium progr ams is available , from games t o pow erful business applications.
240 Chapter 13 Other Programs T o install a pr ogram from y our computer If the installer is an .e xe file such as Setup .e xe, mos t likely , the installer needs to be run on a c omputer .
Chapt er 14 Managing Y our Phone 14. 1 Cop ying and Managing Files Cop y files between y our phone and computer , or cop y files to a stor age card installed on y our phone. Y ou can also efficiently manage your files and f olders using File Explorer .
242 Chapter 14 Managing Y our Phone T o manage files on y our phone using File Explorer File Explorer lets y ou brow se and manage the contents of y our phone. The r oot folder on the phone is named My Device , and c ontains the follo wing folders: My Documents, Pr ogram Files, W indow s, and more.
Chapter 14 Managing Y our Phone 243 14.2 Settings on Y our Phone T o access y our phone’s settings, pres s the END button t o return to the Home scr een and then slide to the Settings tab. T he tables below describe about the diff erent settings that y ou will find on the Settings tab.
244 Chapter 14 Managing Y our Phone Sound & Display Setting Description Profiles Choose a pr ofile to automatically set your phone with the proper v olume level that suits y our environment. V olume Set a single volume for the ringer and y our phone, or separat ely set their volume .
Chapter 14 Managing Y our Phone 245 Setting Description Social Networks Easily log in or out of your social netw ork acc ounts such as Fac ebook, T witter , and Y ouT ube by simply tapping the Off / On swit ch of each account. E-Mail Set the sync schedule for the Int ernet email accounts that you ha ve set up on your phone .
246 Chapter 14 Managing Y our Phone Application Setting Description Remo ve pr ograms Uninstall programs that y ou previously ins talled on your phone . Managed progr ams Display s the progr ams that were installed on y our phone using Sys tem Cent er Mobile Devic e Manager .
Chapter 14 Managing Y our Phone 247 Updates & f eedback Setting Description Customer feedback Set your phone t o automatically send informa tion about how y ou use Windows Mobile . By default, this option is disabled. Error r eporting Enable or disable the phone's error r eporting function.
248 Chapter 14 Managing Y our Phone About phone Setting Description Phone identity Specify a name to be used for identifying the phone t o other devic es. Y ou can also see basic information such as the model number , IMEI, and serial number of your phone.
Chapter 14 Managing Y our Phone 249 14.3 Basic Settings Choose settings for y our phone that best suit y our needs. Changing sound and display settings From the Sound & Displa y screen, you can choose sound settings for y our phone, such as profile , ringtone, v olume lev el, and differ ent notification sounds.
250 Chapter 14 Managing Y our Phone T o change the ringt one and ring type On the Home screen, slide t o the Settings tab and then tap Sound & Display . Scroll do wn to the Ring and Notifications settings. T ap Ringtone . Select the ringtone y ou want t o use and then tap Done .
Chapter 14 Managing Y our Phone 251 T o set notification sounds Y ou can personalize y our phone with unique notification sounds for differ ent ev ents such as missed calls, ne w te xt messages, new email, reminders, and mor e.
252 Chapter 14 Managing Y our Phone T o change backlight and aut omatic Sleep mode settings Dimming the backlight and switching the phone t o Sleep mode help sav e battery pow er . Y ou can change the idle time before the backlight automatically dims.
Chapter 14 Managing Y our Phone 253 Specifying a phone name Specify a name to use for identifying y our phone to other devic es, for instanc e, when synchr onizing with a computer , connecting to a network, or r estoring information fr om a backup. Note If you s ync multiple phones with the same comput er , each phone must hav e a unique name.
254 Chapter 14 Managing Y our Phone 14.4 Using Comm Manager Comm Manager lets y ou easily turn on and off the communication featur es such as the phone connection, Bluet ooth, Wi-Fi, and data connection. On the Home screen, slide t o the Settings tab and then tap Wir eless contr ols to ac cess C omm Manager .
Chapter 14 Managing Y our Phone 255 4 Connect to a wir eless network. T ap the swit ch to turn Wi-Fi on or off . (For mor e information about connecting t o Wi-Fi netw orks, see “Wi-Fi” in Chapter 9.
256 Chapter 14 Managing Y our Phone 14.5 Using T ask Manager T ask Manager sho ws which progr ams and proc esses are currently running on your phone . When y ou close a progr am by tapping the Close icon ( ) on the top-right corner of the scr een, the progr am still runs in the backgr ound.
Chapter 14 Managing Y our Phone 257 T ap the PIN code Off / On switch. Enter the PIN, tap OK , and then tap OK on the message bo x. Tips • T o change the PIN, tap Change PIN on the Phone Settings screen. • Emergency calls can be plac ed at any time, without r equiring a PIN.
258 Chapter 14 Managing Y our Phone Notes • T o ensure that y ou can alwa ys mak e emergency calls, do not begin your pas sw ord with the digits of y our local emergency number . • If you ent ered a hint, the hint will be displa yed after the wr ong passw ord is entered fiv e times.
Chapter 14 Managing Y our Phone 259 14.7 Resetting Y our Phone Performing a soft r eset Perform a soft (normal) r eset to clear all activ e program memory and shut down all activ e progr ams. This is useful when y our device is running slow er than normal, or a program is not perf orming properly .
260 Chapter 14 Managing Y our Phone Performing a har d reset If a normal reset does not solv e a syst em problem, you can perf orm a hard (full) r eset. After a har d reset, the de vice is res tor ed to its def ault settings—the wa y it was when y ou first purchased it and turned it on.
Chapter 14 Managing Y our Phone 261 Using Clear Stor age If you can ac cess the devic e settings, y ou can use Clear Stor age to reset y our device back t o fact ory default settings. T ap Start > Settings , and then tap All Settings . On the Sy stem tab , tap Clear Stor age .
262 Chapter 14 Managing Y our Phone Choose the video standar d to use when outputting the video and then tap Done . For e xample, if your video is in the NT SC standard and y ou select P AL -M, TV Out will automatically c onv ert your video to P AL-M befor e it outputs to the e xternal display .
Appendix A. 1 Specifications Proc essor Qualcomm® MSM7 201A ™, 528 MHz Operating S yst em Windo ws Mobile® 6.5 Pr ofessional Memory ROM : 512 MB RAM : 288 MB • • Dimensions (LxW xT) 116 X 59.35 X 16.55 mm (4.5 7 X 2.34 X 0.65 inches) W eight 178.
264 Appendix Camera 3.2 megapix el color camera with auto f ocus Audio supported formats AA C, AA C+, eAA C+, AMR-NB, AMR- WB, QCP , MP3, WMA, W A V , MIDI, M4A Video supported formats WMV , ASF , MP4.
Appendix 265 A.2 Regulatory Notic es Regulat ory A gency Identifications For r egulatory identification purposes, y our product is assigned a model number of RHOD 300 . FC C ID: NM 8RHOD300 . T o ensur e continued r eliable and safe opera tion of your de vice, use only the acces sories listed belo w with your RHOD 300 .
266 Appendix Modifications The F CC r equires the user t o be notified that any changes or modifications made to the de vice that ar e not e xpressly appr oved b y HTC C orporation ma y void the user’s authority t o operat e the equipment. FC C Hearing-Aid C ompatibility (HA C) Regulations for Wir eless Devic es On July 10, 2003, the U .
Appendix 267 A sum of 5 is consider ed acceptable f or normal use. A sum of 6 is consider ed for better use. A sum of 8 is c onsidered for bes t use. In the abov e example, if a hearing aid meets the M2 le vel rating and the wir eless phone meets the M3 lev el rating, the sum of the two v alues equal M5.
268 Appendix American National Standards Ins titute (ANSI) IEEE. C95. 1-1992 National Council on Radiation Pr otection and Measur ement (NCRP). Report 86. 1986 International Commis sion on Non-Ionizing Radiation Prot ection (ICNIRP) 1996 Ministry of Health ( Canada), Safety Code 6.
Appendix 269 This is because the phone is designed to oper ate at multiple pow er levels so as to use only the po wer r equired to reach the netw ork. In general, the closer you ar e to a wireless base sta tion antenna, the lo wer the po wer output.
270 Appendix Hearing Aids Some digital wireless phones ma y interfere with some hearing aids. In the e vent of such interfer ence, you ma y want t o consult y our service pr ovider , or call the customer servic e line to discuss alt ernativ es.
Appendix 271 RoHS Complianc e This pr oduct is in compliance with Dir ective 2002/ 95/EC of the Eur opean Parliament and of the Council of 27 January 200 3, on the res triction of the use of certain hazar dous substances in electrical and electr onic equipment (RoHS) and its amendments.
Inde x A A2DP 192 Activ eSync - Activ eSync mode 41 - set up 128 - s ync settings 244 - s ync with comput er 129 - s ync with Ex change Server 15 7 A dd and r emove pr ograms 239 Add c ontacts to y ou.
Index 273 Call History 50 Camer a 203 - advanc ed options 211 - ic ons 207 - Menu P anel 208 - z ooming 209 Car kit phones 198 Certificates 245 Clear Stor age 261 Clear stor age 245 Comm Manager 254 C.
27 4 Ind ex Finger panning 39 Finger scrolling 39 FM Radio 22 4 Focus - auto-focus 205 - t ouch focus 205 F orwar d email 149 Full QWER TY 117 G G-Sensor 2 44 GPS 199, 201 GPS Photo captur e mode 204 .
Index 275 N Navigation pad ( onscreen) 118 Notifications 33, 36 Notification sounds 251 O Office Mobile 228 OneNote Mobile 228 Onscreen k eyboard - Compact Q WERTY 117 - Full Q WER TY 117 - Phone K e .
276 Index S SD card & phone st orage (Settings tab) 246 Security (Settings tab) 245 Send - email 148 - multimedia mes sage (MMS) 135 - t e xt message (SMS) 134 Settings 2 43 Settings (Sys tem tab .
Index 277 Vie w photos and videos using Albums 214 V oice call 42 V oicemail 44 V olume 38, 244, 250 W W allpaper 71 W eather tab (Home screen) 95 Wi-Fi 168, 255 Windo ws Media Play er Mobile 218 Wind.
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