Xtreamer Ban-G Manuals

Xtreamer Xtreamer Ban-G Getting Started Guide The purpose of this guide is to introduce to you some basic features and settings of your new friend and partner: Xtreamer Ban-G – an Android mobile phone. Android OS provides an open platform, lots of flexibility and a true freedom to customize your phone to be uniquely suitable to your needs. And that's great but if you have no experience with Android your first contact can be somewhat overwhelming: all these options, settings, features and functions can present a bit of a challenge. Those new to the smartphone scene are suddenly required to learn a whole new operating system and people used to the ordered simplicity of Apple products feel that they are confronted by chaos. Surprisingly there are almost no newbie guides for Android. So this is what we wanted to give you: a few very simple tutorials and some advice on how to use your new device. So, let's begin… A few words about Android Android is an operating system for mobile phones, in much the same way that many PCs run Microsoft Windows as their operating system. It is developed by Google and allows you to use many of the programs you might have on your home computer, such as Skype, Internet browsers, document readers and editors, but in addition to that it provides access to the applications specifically created for devices with the touch-screen interface. With Android you literally have the world on your fingertips. On Xtreamer Ban-G you have an Android version called Jelly Bean. This is an advanced OS: smoother, faster and more responsive than anything you might have seen on a mobile device. There are a lot of nice little features that will make your life easier and more convenient and we will go through some of them. What does Android look like? Android's standard layout is to have a series of Home screens, which can contain shortcuts to launch apps, or can contain widgets, which are small programs that serve a single function, such as controlling your music or displaying Facebook updates. From the Home screens, you can bring up a menu with all of your other apps on. Very little is done from within the Android interface, but instead you launch an app for what you want to do, including dialing the phone or browsing through your contacts. Android itself contains the functions that are vital to using a mobile phone, including the phone dialer, text messaging client and phone number storage. Google also provides some additional apps, including a Gmail email client, Google Maps (which features free turn-by-turn satellite navigation), YouTube etc. All of these applications are pre-installed on your Ban-G. Beyond that, you can also buy or download for free many other apps to enable your phone to do more. You can do it by using Google Play Store. Turning you phone on for the first time You can find the instructions on inserting SIM and SD cards in the User Manual you received with your phone. Please make sure to fully charge your battery before you switch the Ban-G on. We also advise you to verify that you have a Google account. Please note, that you can use an Android phone without connecting to Google but this will put a lot of functions out of your reach. For starters, you would not be able to use over a million apps in Google Play Store. If you have a Gmail account, it means you already connected to Google. And one more thing: using a smartphone means using its Internet features. Make sure you have a good mobile plan with sensible data transfer rates. You might want to contact your mobile service provider to make sure everything is as it should be, When you turn the phone for the first time, the Android will take you through the Setup Wizard. It will connect you to the Google services via your Google account, setup your system and keyboard language etc. Please follow the instructions on the screen. It will only take a couple of minutes. Ones your phone is on, you will be taken to the Android "Desktop".