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- Page 13 and 14: Charge the batteryYour battery will
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- Page 19 and 20: TIP: You can use Quick Settings to
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- Page 29 and 30: What’s New in AndroidWhether you
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- Page 33 and 34: 2Explore yourphoneSwipe up for Goog
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- Page 39 and 40: Quick SettingsUse Quick Settings to
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- Page 43 and 44: You can get to your content using a
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- Page 47 and 48: Reorder lock screen widgets1. Touch
- Page 49 and 50: Before you begin: Make sure both de
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- Page 53 and 54: You may need an adapter to connect
- Page 55 and 56: Other input devicesYou can connect
- Page 57 and 58: • The Dialer tab lets you dial ma
- Page 59 and 60: When a call arrives, touch the whit
- Page 61 and 62: • Touch to add a new People card
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- Page 67 and 68: Switch to another call in progress.
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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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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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Along with location history, Google
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Edit card settingsTo change the set
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Google Now, and adjust the settings
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more. You can change these addresse
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1. Open a web browser and make sure
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Search & Voice Actions basicsTo use
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see “Use Voice Actions” and ”
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Word definitionDefine [word]Define
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• “Set alarm for 8:30 a.m.”
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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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Use magnification gesturesWhen this
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and alerts you of notifications and
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slider for Music, video, games, & o
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• Explore your screen using one f
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• Up then right: Open continuous
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To find your notifications, use two
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Shop on Google PlayTo open the Goog
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accounts, or get help, choose the o
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finger across the keyboard and lift
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Browse ChromeThese instructions ass
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To customize web page zooming, go t
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• You force your screen to turn o
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that you’re touching and holding
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8Wireless& networksettingsConnect t
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TIP: To extend the life of your bat
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Configure proxy settings for a Wi-F
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default behavior: either to stay co
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TIP: To extend the life of your bat
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and displays the IDs of all availab
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tooth device you want to configure.
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By default, when you open the data
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3. Drag the red line by its right s
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Advanced data usage settingsTwo oth
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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