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Orbic Wonder User Guide User guide. Add a Wi-Fi Network ............................................................................................... 19 TABLE OF CONTENTS Forgetting a Wi-Fi network .......................................................................................20 GETTING STARTED Connecting to Bluetooth Devices ............................................................................20 Buttons and Ports .........................................................................................................6 Forgetting a Bluetooth Device ................................................................................. 21 Installing the SIM Card and micro SD Card .............................................................7 Connecting to a Computer ...................................................................................... 21 Charging the Battery ...................................................................................................7 Using micro SD Card for Storage ........................................................................... 21 Turning Your Phone On/Off .......................................................................................8 Sharing Your Phone’s Data Connection .................................................................23 Setting Up Your Phone Out of the Box ......................................................................8 MAKING PHONE CALLS Home Screen ...............................................................................................................9 Place a Call by Dialing ............................................................................................24 Using the Touch Screen ...............................................................................................9 To End a Call.............................................................................................................24 PERSONALIZING YOUR PHONE Answering or Rejecting a Call .................................................................................25 Changing the System Language ............................................................................. 10 Call History ...............................................................................................................25 Setting Date and Time .............................................................................................. 10 Placing a Call from your Contacts List ....................................................................26 Ringtone, Notification and System Sounds ............................................................ 10 Checking Voice Mail ................................................................................................26 Volume Adjustment/Silent and Vibrate Modes ......................................................11 In-Call Options ..........................................................................................................26 Do Not Disturb ...........................................................................................................11 Managing Multi-party Calls ....................................................................................27 Wallpaper ................................................................................................................. 12 Switching Between Current Calls ............................................................................27 Brightness .................................................................................................................. 12 Set up a Three Way Call .........................................................................................27 Screen Locks.............................................................................................................. 13 Call Settings ..............................................................................................................27 Screen Pinning .......................................................................................................... 13 Voicemail ...................................................................................................................28 THE BASICS CONTACTS Status Bar .................................................................................................................. 14 Adding a New Contact............................................................................................29 Shortcuts and Widgets ............................................................................................. 16 Favorites ....................................................................................................................29 Folders and Organization ....................................................................................... 16 Edit a Contact ...........................................................................................................29 Primary Shortcuts ...................................................................................................... 16 EMAIL Entering Text .............................................................................................................. 16 Adding an Email Account ........................................................................................30 Keyboard ................................................................................................................... 17 Removing an Account ..............................................................................................30 Glide Typing .............................................................................................................. 18 Responding to Email .................................................................................................30 Google Voice Typing ............................................................................................... 18 Composing and Sending an Email ......................................................................... 31 Using Applications .................................................................................................... 18 Add a Signature to Email ......................................................................................... 31 GETTING CONNECTED Email Settings ............................................................................................................ 31 Connect to a Wireless Network .............................................................................. 19 2 3 MESSAGING OTHER APPS Sending a Message .................................................................................................32 Calculator ..................................................................................................................38 Replying to a Message ............................................................................................32 Clock ..........................................................................................................................38 Forwarding a Message ............................................................................................33 Google Apps ............................................................................................................39 Deleting a Message or Thread ...............................................................................33 SETTINGS Message Settings......................................................................................................33 Wireless & Network .................................................................................................39 CALENDAR Apps and Notifications ............................................................................................40 Creating an Event .....................................................................................................33 Battery ....................................................................................................................... 41 Calendar Settings .....................................................................................................34 Display ....................................................................................................................... 41 INTERNET BROWSER - GOOGLE CHROME Sound ......................................................................................................................... 41 Open a web page....................................................................................................34 Storage ...................................................................................................................... 41 Security & location ................................................................................................... 41 CAMERA Users & accounts ...................................................................................................... 41 Taking a Photo ..........................................................................................................34 Accessibility ............................................................................................................... 41 Recording A Video ...................................................................................................35 Google ......................................................................................................................42 Camera Setting .........................................................................................................35 System ........................................................................................................................42
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