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tions, touch Settings > Device > Storage >Menu > USB computer connection.Extend battery lifeSet-To control Battery settings, go totings > Device > Battery.You can extend your battery’s life betweencharges by turning off features that you don’tneed. You can also monitor how apps andsystem resources consume battery power.• If you aren’t using Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, orGPS, use the Settings app to turn themoff. The GPS setting is located in Settings> Personal > Location access.• Don’t leave the Maps or Navigation appsopen on the screen when you’re not usingthem. They use GPS (and thus more power)only when they’re running.• Turn down screen brightness and set ashorter Sleep timeout: Settings > Device> Display.DEVICE SETTINGS 185
• If you don’t need it, turn off automaticsyncing for all apps: Settings > Accounts> Google account-name. This means youneed to sync manually to collect messages,email, and other recent information,and won’t receive notifications when updatesoccur.• If you know you won’t be near a Wi-Fi networkfor a while, switch to Airplane mode:press and hold the Power button, or go toSettings > Wireless & Networks > More >Airplane mode.Check battery level and usage detailsOpen Settings > Device > Battery.The list at the bottom of the screen showsthe breakdown of battery usage for individualapps and services. Touch a graph for moredetails. The details screen for some apps includesbuttons that allow you to adjust settingsaffecting power usage, or stop the appcompletely.DEVICE SETTINGS 186
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Table of contentsPart One: Using Ne
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5. Try some apps 66Use All Apps 66S
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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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• 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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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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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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your phone, it displays any existin
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Set a timer1. Touch the Timer icon
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app to view, reopen, or delete what
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you don’t need to do anything els
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er Service and the U.S. Geological
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Google Now, and adjust the settings
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more. You can change these addresse
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Search & Voice Actions basicsTo use
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see “Use Voice Actions” and ”
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Say Followed by ExamplesWords youwa
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“Set alarm”“Time” or “for
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ConcertsShown beforeyour favoritear
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Gmail: HotelsShown whenyou receive
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MoviesShows moviesplaying in yourvi
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PlacesShows nearbybusinessesand oth
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StocksShownperiodically forstocks y
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Travel:TranslateShown whenyou’re
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phone, which are then compared to t
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cards and related notifications fro
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IMPORTANT: To detect when you say
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7AccessibilityAccessibility overvie
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Accessibility gestures forAndroid 4
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Shortcut gestures in TalkBackNote:
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holding your fingers for two more s
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and alerts you of notifications and
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