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Top 10 FAQs

• Q:How do I enable automatic updating for my applications?

  A:

  To enable automatic updating for the applications you have downloaded from the Android Market, from the home screen please press All apps > Market > MENU > My apps.

  This screen will show a list of applications that are currently installed on the handset. Please choose the application you want to automatically update and tap it to open. On the application description screen, put a check on Allow automatic updating.

  NOTE 1: All apps is the square icon in the lower left corner of the home screen that opens the phone's application menu.

  NOTE 2: An Internet connection (Wi-Fi, GPRS/3G, etc.) is required to access this service. Your mobile operator may charge for using GPRS/3G.

  NOTE 3: This function requires Wi-Fi or GPRS/3G in order to work properly, and usage may shorten the handset's battery life. Please refer to "How can I prolong my handset's battery life?"

• Q:How do I install applications on my microSD card?

  A:

  By default, all applications on the handset are installed on the phone memory. An application can only be moved to the microSD card if it was designed by the developer to have that function.

  To install applications to the microSD card, from the home screen please press MENU > Settings > Applications > Manage applications. Under the Downloaded tab, tap the application that you want to install on the microSD card then tap Move to SD card.

  NOTE 1: If the Move to SD card option is grayed out, this means that the application does not have the capability to be installed on the microSD card. Please contact the developer for support details.

  NOTE 2: You will not be able to use the applications on the SD card if the handset is on Disk drive mode connected to a computer.

• Q:Where can I purchase applications for my phone?

  A:

  You can open Android Market to browse and search for free and paid applications.

  You can find Android Market by pressing All apps on the home screen > Market. To find an application in Android Market, you can:

  1. Browse through featured applications. Scroll through the list of featured applications when you open Android Market.

  2. Browse applications by categories. First, tap Apps or Games, and then tap a category, you can filter the applications by Top paid, Top free or Just in.

  NOTE 1: To access Android Market, you must sign in to your Google Account first. Paid application availability will vary by region.

  NOTE 2: An Internet connection (Wi-Fi, GPRS/3G, etc.) is required to access this service. Your mobile operator may charge for using GPRS/3G. Paid applications are available in specified territories only.

  NOTE 3: All apps is the square icon in the lower left corner of the home screen that opens the phone's application menu.

  NOTE 4: This function requires Wi-Fi or GPRS/3G in order to work properly, and usage may shorten the handset's battery life. Please refer to "How can I prolong my handset's battery life?"

• Q:How can I quickly check the application that I recently used?

  A:

  To check the application you've used recently, please press and hold HOME on any screen. A pop-up box displays and prompts you to choose from the eight applications that you've used recently. Alternatively, from the home screen please press MENU > Notifications. The icons under recent apps are the eight most recent applications that you've used.

• Q:How do I uninstall applications that I downloaded to the phone?

  A:

  You can only uninstall applications that are downloaded on to the phone. To uninstall applications, from the home screen please press MENU > Settings > Applications > Manage applications. On the Downloaded tab tap the application that you want uninstall and tap Uninstall.

  NOTE : By default, only the downloaded applications can be uninstalled from the phone.

• Q:How can I install an application I downloaded from my pc to my phone?

  A:

  To install an application on your phone please make sure that the file format is "apk ". This is because the Android OS only allows ".apk" files to be installed on the phone.

  After you have downloaded the ".apk" file, please use the micro USB cable to connect the phone to a USB port on your computer. Choose Disk drive as the connection type. This will allow you to access the microSD card on your phone from the computer and be able to copy the file onto the microSD card. On your computer, please go to My computer and open the new removable disk. Copy the file to any folder on the microSD card; you can also create your own folder and rename it.

  After you have finished copying, please turn off USB storage by pressing from the home screen, MENU > Notifications then select the ongoing Connect to PC status and tap Charge only.

  In order for you to access the file and be able to install it on your phone, you should have a "file manager" application installed on your phone. Please search for keyword "file manager" on the Android Market; download and install it the application.

  From the home screen, please press All apps > Settings > Applications then check Unknown sources

  Using your file manager, please open the folder where you copied the file. Open the file then tap Install and you will have an option to "open" the newly installed application on your phone or "done" to just close and finish the installation without opening the newly installed application.

  NOTE : All apps is the square icon in the lower left corner of the home screen that opens the phone's application menu.