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Xperia™ X Performance F8131 Contents User guide Xperia™ X Performance F8131 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?.................................................8 Charging your device.........................................................................9 Device security.............................................................................11 Making sure your device is protected..............................................11 Screen lock...................................................................................... 11 Fingerprint Manager.........................................................................13 Unlocking your device automatically............................................... 14 SIM card protection ........................................................................ 17 Finding the identification number of your device.............................18 Finding a lost device ....................................................................... 19 Learning the basics...................................................................... 21 Using the touchscreen.....................................................................21 Locking and unlocking the screen...................................................22 Home screen....................................................................................23 Application screen........................................................................... 24 Navigating applications....................................................................25 Widgets............................................................................................26 Shortcuts and folders...................................................................... 26 Background and themes..................................................................27 Battery and power management..................................................... 28 Taking a screenshot.........................................................................29 Notifications..................................................................................... 29 Icons in the status bar..................................................................... 31 Applications overview...................................................................... 33 Downloading applications............................................................36 Downloading applications from Google Play™............................... 36 Downloading applications from other sources................................ 36 Internet and networks.................................................................. 37 Browsing the web............................................................................ 37 Internet and MMS settings ..............................................................37 Wi-Fi® .............................................................................................38 Sharing your mobile data connection..............................................40 Controlling data usage.....................................................................41 2 This is an Internet version of this publication. © Print only for private use. Selecting mobile networks...............................................................42 Virtual private networks (VPNs)........................................................43 Synchronising data on your device..............................................44 Synchronising with online accounts................................................ 44 Synchronising with Microsoft® Exchange ActiveSync®.................44 Basic settings...............................................................................46 Accessing settings...........................................................................46 Volume settings .............................................................................. 46 Do not disturb mode........................................................................47 Screen settings................................................................................ 48 Application settings......................................................................... 49 Resetting your applications............................................................. 50 Daydream.........................................................................................51 Language settings............................................................................51 Date and time...................................................................................51 X-Reality™ for mobile...................................................................... 52 Super-vivid mode.............................................................................52 Enhancing the sound output............................................................52 Noise cancellation............................................................................53 Multiple user accounts.....................................................................53 Typing text................................................................................... 56 On-screen keyboard........................................................................ 56 Editing text.......................................................................................57 Calling.......................................................................................... 58 Making calls..................................................................................... 58 Receiving calls................................................................................. 59 Smart call handling.......................................................................... 61 Ongoing calls................................................................................... 61 Using the call log............................................................................. 61 Forwarding calls...............................................................................62 Restricting calls................................................................................62 Multiple calls.................................................................................... 63 Conference calls.............................................................................. 63 Voicemail..........................................................................................64 Emergency calls...............................................................................64 Contacts ......................................................................................66 Transferring contacts.......................................................................66 Searching and viewing contacts......................................................67 Adding and editing contacts............................................................68 Adding medical and emergency contact information......................69 Favourites and groups..................................................................... 70 Sending contact information............................................................71 3 This is an Internet version of this publication. © Print only for private use. Avoiding duplicate entries in the Contacts application................... 71 Backing up contacts........................................................................ 71 Messaging and chat.....................................................................73 Reading and sending messages......................................................73 Organising your messages.............................................................. 74 Calling from a message................................................................... 74 Messaging settings..........................................................................75 Instant messaging and video chat...................................................75 Email.............................................................................................76 Setting up email............................................................................... 76 Sending and receiving email messages.......................................... 76 Organising your email messages.....................................................77 Email account settings.....................................................................78 Gmail™............................................................................................ 78 Music ...........................................................................................80 Transferring music to your device .................................................. 80 Listening to music............................................................................80 Music home screen menu................................................................81 Playlists............................................................................................82 Sharing music.................................................................................
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