Chinese Phone & Tablet Beginners User Guide: All Android Versions 4.0 Thru 5.0 Lollipop: Asus Cubot Huawei Iocean Jiayu Lenovo Oppo Oneplus Star THL Xiaomi Zopo ZTE & Others

105 Pages·2015·16.95 MB·English

by  Chris Gornall

CONTENTS

Preview
Chinese Smartphones & Tablets User Guide - Introduction
Part A -Basic Controls & Switching On-All Android
Versions
The Main Icons & Navigation Controls
Practising Some of the Basic Controls
Getting To Know Your Device

Additional Sources of Information
Switching On For the First Time
Overcoming the Screen Lock
Connecting To Your Wireless Network
Adjusting Your Most Important Settings
Overview of Email & Importing Contacts
Part B - Applies To Android 4 Only
Lock Screen - Android 4
Quick Settings Menu- Android 4
Desktop Screens - Android 4
Customisation - Android 4
Contacts App - Android 4
Phone App - Android 4
Text Messaging App - Android 4
Part C - Applies To Android 5 Lollipop Only
Lock Screen - Android 5
Notification Settings - Android 5
Quick Settings Menu- Android 5
Desktop Screens - Android 5
Contacts App User Guide - Android 5
Messenger App User Guide - Android 5
Phone App User Guide - Android 5
Part D - Applies To All Android Versions
Gmail App - Updated Version - User Guide
K-9 Mail User Guide
Transferring Data from Windows PC to Your Device
Cloud Storage
File Management
Google Play Store
Some of the Best Apps
Antivirus
Google Calendar
Microsoft Office
Music Player
Photos
Printer
Tasks
Video Player
Web Browsers
Creating Web Page Desktop Shortcuts
Smart phones- Avoiding Excess Data Charges
Smart phones - Preventing Unauthorised Use
Smart phones - Lost or Stolen
Navigation Control Icons Summary
PREVIEW

This preview section shows extracts from throughout the guide, not just the beginning, so
that you have a better appraisal of the contents.
Preview - The main icons & navigation controls

Some readers of this guide may have used windows computers, so these are the main
differences between android and Windows.
While the Windows operating system has both left and right mouse clicks, right click of
the mouse does not exist in the android operating system. Windows programmes are
called apps (applications) in Android. Windows favourite websites pages are called
bookmarks in Android. Windows software translates as Android firmware.

Android has twelve main navigation controls. If you are a beginner, as soon as you have
mastered these twelve controls, you should be able navigate freely around your device,
therefore understanding these is very important.

Google has changed some of the icons over the years, with new releases of android, so
where applicable, an example of both an early and a late design icon are shown side by
side. On some devices, some of these control icons can be found on the device itself,
below the screen.

CLICK is achieved with a single touch of the finger or a single left click of a
mouse.

PRESS is achieved with a long press of the finger or holding down the left button
of the mouse.

DRAG is achieved by a simultaneous long press of the finger and sliding the
finger in any direction or by sliding a finger on a keyboard touchpad. If you are
viewing a list, you can scroll through it by dragging up or down.