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Blackberry Playbook Tablet User Guide Version: 1.0 SWD-1526983-0502113519-001 Contents Getting Started BlackBerry PlayBook Tablet User Guide Version: 1.0 SWD-1526983-0502113519-001 Contents Getting started................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 Getting to know your BlackBerry PlayBook tablet............................................................................................................................................. 3 Using the touch screen....................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Getting around................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Personalizing your tablet.................................................................................................................................................................................... 9 View your notifications....................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 Status bar icons and indicators.......................................................................................................................................................................... 11 Switch to a new tablet........................................................................................................................................................................................ 11 BlackBerry Bridge............................................................................................................................................................................................... 13 About BlackBerry Bridge..................................................................................................................................................................................... 13 Connect your tablet and smartphone using BlackBerry Bridge.......................................................................................................................... 14 Tips for using BlackBerry Bridge......................................................................................................................................................................... 14 Troubleshooting: BlackBerry Bridge................................................................................................................................................................... 15 Pictures............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16 Viewing your pictures......................................................................................................................................................................................... 16 Videos................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 17 Playing videos..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17 Music.................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 18 Playing your music.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 18 Creating playlists and organizing your music..................................................................................................................................................... 18 Music Store......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20 Buy and download music................................................................................................................................................................................... 20 Podcasts............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 21 Downloading and subscribing to podcasts......................................................................................................................................................... 21 Camera............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22 Taking pictures................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22 Recording videos................................................................................................................................................................................................ 22 Video chat.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23 About video chats............................................................................................................................................................................................... 23 Starting Audio and Video Chats.......................................................................................................................................................................... 23 Add, change, or delete a contact........................................................................................................................................................................ 24 View chat history................................................................................................................................................................................................ 24 Turn on the Do Not Disturb feature................................................................................................................................................................... 25 Troubleshooting: Video chat.............................................................................................................................................................................. 25 Voice notes......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 26 Recording voice notes........................................................................................................................................................................................ 26 BlackBerry App World........................................................................................................................................................................................ 27 Download apps with BlackBerry App World...................................................................................................................................................... 27 Clock................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 28 Setting the clock................................................................................................................................................................................................. 28 Security............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 29 Set a password................................................................................................................................................................................................... 29 Managing VPN profiles....................................................................................................................................................................................... 29 Import certificates.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 29 Browser.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 31 Browsing the web..............................................................................................................................................................................................
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