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Xperia™ L1 G3311/G3313 Contents User guide Xperia™ L1 G3311/G3313 Contents Getting started............................................................................... 6 About this User guide..........................................................................6 Overview.............................................................................................6 Assembly............................................................................................ 7 Screen Protection............................................................................... 8 Starting Your Device for the First Time.................................................8 Why do I need a Google account?...................................................... 9 Device security.............................................................................10 Ensuring your device is protected......................................................10 Screen Lock......................................................................................10 Unlocking your device automatically..................................................11 SIM Card Protection..........................................................................15 Finding the Identification Number of Your Device...............................15 Finding a Lost Device .......................................................................16 Learning the basics......................................................................18 Using the touchscreen...................................................................... 18 Locking and Unlocking the Screen.................................................... 19 Homescreen..................................................................................... 20 Application screen.............................................................................21 Navigating Applications..................................................................... 23 Widgets............................................................................................ 24 Shortcuts and folders........................................................................25 Background and Themes..................................................................25 Taking a screenshot.......................................................................... 26 Notifications...................................................................................... 26 Icons in the status bar.......................................................................28 Applications overview........................................................................30 Battery and Maintenance............................................................. 32 Charging Your Device........................................................................32 Battery and Power Management.......................................................33 Updating your device........................................................................ 34 Maintenance Using a Computer........................................................ 36 Storage and memory........................................................................ 37 Backing Up and Restoring Content................................................... 38 Downloading applications............................................................42 Downloading Applications from Google Play™..................................42 Downloading Applications from Other Sources..................................42 Internet and networks.................................................................. 43 Browsing the web............................................................................. 43 2 Internet and MMS settings ............................................................... 43 Wi-Fi................................................................................................. 44 Sharing your cellular data connection................................................46 Controlling Data Usage..................................................................... 47 Selecting Cellular Networks...............................................................48 Virtual private networks (VPNs)..........................................................49 Synchronizing data on your device..............................................50 Synchronizing with Online Accounts..................................................50 Synchronizing with Microsoft® Exchange ActiveSync®.....................50 Basic settings...............................................................................52 Accessing settings............................................................................ 52 Volume settings.................................................................................52 Do Not Disturb Mode........................................................................ 53 Screen settings................................................................................. 54 Application settings...........................................................................55 Resetting Your Applications...............................................................57 Screen Saver.................................................................................... 57 Language Settings............................................................................ 58 Date and time................................................................................... 58 Enhancing the Sound Output............................................................ 59 Multiple User Accounts..................................................................... 59 Typing text....................................................................................62 On-Screen Keyboards.......................................................................62 Editing text........................................................................................63 Calling.......................................................................................... 64 Making calls...................................................................................... 64 Receiving Calls..................................................................................65 Ongoing Calls................................................................................... 66 Using the Call Log.............................................................................66 Forwarding Calls............................................................................... 67 Restricting Calls................................................................................ 67 Multiple Calls.....................................................................................68 Conference calls............................................................................... 69 Voicemail...........................................................................................69 Emergency calls................................................................................69 Contacts.......................................................................................71 Searching and viewing contacts........................................................71 Adding and editing contacts..............................................................71 Transferring contacts.........................................................................73 Backing up contacts......................................................................... 74 Adding Medical and Emergency Contact Information........................ 74 Favorites........................................................................................... 75 3 Sending contact information..............................................................75 Avoiding Duplicate Entries in the Contacts Application...................... 76 Messaging and chat.....................................................................77 Reading and sending messages....................................................... 77 Organizing your messages................................................................ 78 Calling from Messaging..................................................................... 78 Messaging settings........................................................................... 79 Video Chat........................................................................................ 79 Email.............................................................................................80 Setting Up Email............................................................................... 80 Sending and Receiving Email Messages........................................... 80 Organizing your email messages....................................................... 81 Email account settings...................................................................... 82 Gmail™.............................................................................................82 Music and FM Radio.................................................................... 84 Transferring Music to Your Device......................................................84 Listening to Music............................................................................. 84 Music menu...................................................................................... 86 Playlists.............................................................................................86 Sharing music................................................................................... 87 Enhancing
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