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For Android TMmobile technologyplat
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Table of contentsPart One: Using Ne
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Part Two: Adjusting settings8. Wire
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Part OneUsingNexus 4
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Charge the batteryYour battery will
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IMPORTANT: If you use a wireless ch
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At the bottom of every Nexus 4 scre
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TIP: You can use Quick Settings to
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When you’re ready to shop for mor
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To combine two icons in a folder, s
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• Rotate the screen. The orientat
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To change your phone’s speechsett
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What’s New in AndroidWhether you
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• Rearrange Home screensSlide an
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2Explore yourphoneSwipe up for Goog
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history. Google Now also uses locat
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To open the notification shade, swi
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Quick SettingsUse Quick Settings to
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All Google Play recommendation widg
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You can get to your content using a
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messages, Calendar entries, and oth
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Reorder lock screen widgets1. Touch
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Before you begin: Make sure both de
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synced with your phone.Live Wallpap
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You may need an adapter to connect
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Other input devicesYou can connect
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• The Dialer tab lets you dial ma
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When a call arrives, touch the whit
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• Touch to add a new People card
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You’ll also want to add SIP addre
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espond with a text message, or send
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Switch to another call in progress.
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Touch asuggestionto type itTouch &
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• Cut, copy, paste. Select the te
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3. Release your finger when the wor
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5Try some appsUse All AppsTo see al
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Start GmailGmailUse the Gmail app t
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When you first turn on your phone a
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your phone, it displays any existin
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Connect to virtual privatenetworksV
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Edit a VPN1. From the VPN screen, t
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Set up DaydreamWhen Daydream is on,
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Turn off Daydream1. Go to Settings
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Mac OS transfer1. Install Android F
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• If you don’t need it, turn of
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IMPORTANT: Android manages andcaref
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unning services to switch back and
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10SecuritysettingsSecurity on Andro
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• Passwords. Make passwords visib
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IMPORTANT: When you verify apps,Goo
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1. Go to Settings > Personal > Secu
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• Doesn’t contain any recogniza
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When you’re ready to turn on encr
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saved in PKCS#12 key store files wi
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IMPORTANT: Apps such as Email thats
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11Personal,account,& systemsettings
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IMPORTANT: Turning off location acc
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Wi-Fi passwords, Chrome bookmarks,
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Add or remove accountsAdd an accoun
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Configure sync optionsTo reach sync
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Configure Google Account syncsettin
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Appendix:Hardware referenceWhat’s
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Nexus 4Microphone3.5mmheadset jackT
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SpecsScreenSizeWeightCamerasMemoryC
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ConnectivityBatteryOSMicro USBSlimP