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Sony Xperia XZ3 Manual User guide Xperia XZ3 H8416/H9436/H9493 Contents Getting started............................................................................. 6 About this User guide...................................................................... 6 Overview.......................................................................................... 7 Assembly - Single SIM..................................................................... 8 Assembly - Dual SIM........................................................................ 9 Screen protection........................................................................... 10 Starting your device for the first time........................................... 10 Why do I need a Google account?................................................. 11 Device security............................................................................ 13 Making sure your device is protected............................................ 13 Screen lock..................................................................................... 14 Fingerprint Manager ..................................................................... 14 SIM card protection........................................................................ 15 Using multiple SIM cards................................................................ 15 Finding the IMEI number(s) of your device................................... 16 Finding, locking or erasing a lost device ...................................... 17 Using location services.................................................................. 18 Learning the basics..................................................................... 19 Using the touchscreen................................................................... 19 Using Side sense............................................................................ 21 Turning the screen on or off.......................................................... 23 Smart backlight control................................................................. 24 Home screen.................................................................................. 24 Application screen......................................................................... 26 Shortcuts for easy actions............................................................. 28 Navigating applications................................................................. 28 Widgets........................................................................................... 31 Shortcuts and folders..................................................................... 31 Background ................................................................................... 33 Taking a screenshot....................................................................... 33 Notifications................................................................................... 33 Icons in the status bar................................................................... 36 Battery and maintenance.......................................................... 38 Charging your device..................................................................... 38 Battery and power management................................................. 40 Updating your device.................................................................... 42 Maintenance using a computer.................................................... 43 Storage and memory.................................................................... 44 Backing up and restoring content................................................ 46 2 Downloading applications......................................................... 48 Downloading applications from Google Play............................... 48 Downloading applications from other sources............................ 48 Internet and networks................................................................ 49 Browsing the web.......................................................................... 49 Internet and MMS settings ........................................................... 49 Wi-Fi .............................................................................................. 50 Sharing your mobile data connection........................................... 52 Controlling data usage.................................................................. 53 Selecting a SIM card for data traffic.............................................. 54 Selecting mobile networks............................................................ 54 Synchronizing data on your phone........................................... 56 Synchronizing with online accounts............................................. 56 Synchronizing with Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync.................... 56 Basic settings............................................................................. 58 Accessing settings......................................................................... 58 Volume, vibration and sound........................................................ 58 Silence your device with Do not disturb....................................... 60 Screen settings............................................................................... 61 Screen pinning............................................................................... 62 Ambient display settings............................................................... 63 Application settings...................................................................... 64 Resetting your applications.......................................................... 65 Language settings......................................................................... 65 Date and time................................................................................ 66 Enhancing the sound output........................................................ 66 Multiple user accounts................................................................... 67 Typing text.................................................................................. 69 On-screen keyboards.................................................................... 69 Editing text..................................................................................... 70 Autofill ........................................................................................... 70 Calling.......................................................................................... 71 Making calls.................................................................................... 71 Receiving calls................................................................................ 72 Smart call handling........................................................................ 73 Forwarding calls............................................................................. 74 Blocking a number......................................................................... 74 Contacts...................................................................................... 76 Adding and editing contacts......................................................... 76 Grouping contacts.......................................................................... 77 Transferring contacts..................................................................... 77 Backing up contacts...................................................................... 78 3 Messaging and chat................................................................... 80 Reading and sending messages................................................... 80 Messaging settings........................................................................ 81 Video chat...................................................................................... 82 Setting up email............................................................................ 82 Music.......................................................................................... 83 Transferring music to your device ................................................ 83 Listening to music......................................................................... 83 Camera....................................................................................... 86 Getting to know your camera....................................................... 86 Exposure, color and light conditions............................................ 90 Setting the right focus................................................................... 93 People, selfies and smiling faces.................................................. 94 Moving objects.............................................................................. 95 Using various capturing modes.................................................... 96 Resolution and memory................................................................ 99 Diagnosing your camera............................................................. 100 Additional camera settings.......................................................... 101 Photos and videos in Album.................................................... 103 Viewing photos and videos......................................................... 103 Album home screen menu.......................................................... 104 Sharing and managing photos and videos................................. 105 Hiding photos and videos........................................................... 106 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