Operation
Operation
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applications from Android Market
Internet service is only available to
registered users. Play Market (Android
market) application comes as standard
software, and it is in general list of
installed applications. After the first
running of the application you will be
prompted to set up an account. On
the first page «Setting up an account
Google», press «Next». If you already
have a Google account, click «Login»,
enter your user name and password
and click «Enter» again. If you do not
have a Google account, it should be
created. To do this, click «Create» and
follow the instructions on the screen.
All applications in the Android Market
catalog are grouped by category
(«Widgets», «Multimedia», «News
& Weather», «Tools» etc.). To install
an application it is enough to click
«Install» (or «Buy» if the application is
not free).
To use the Android Market it is
necessary to connect to the Internet.
Before working with the Android Market
application, make sure that your device
has correct current date and time
setting, otherwise connection to the
server can fail;
• Installing on your own: Record
the setup file (the file format is .apk)
on a memory card, flash drive or
internal memory. Locate the file in the
«Explorer». Open the file and confirm
the installation.
For safety reasons, installation
of applications received not the
Android Market is disabled by default.
If you still need to install an application,
activate the item «Unknown sources»
under the «Settings» => «Security».
Deleting applications
Click the applications menu button
in the top right corner of the main
screen, in the tab «Applications» select
«Settings». Open the «Apps»; find and
select the application from the list, click
«Uninstall» and confirm the action.
Applications that are part of the
system and pre-installed applications
can not be deleted.
List of applications
1. Google Maps - a set of
applications based on mapping service
and technology provided by «Google»
company.
2. Gmail (from Google Mail) - e-mail
service from Google. Provides access
to mailboxes via a web interface.
3. Email (Electronic Mail) -
technology that provides services
for sending and receiving electronic
messages distributed in network.
4. Browser (Web browser) -
software for viewing Web sites, that is
requesting a Web page (mainly from
the Internet), processing, and page
navigation. Entering addresses and
requests is performed by using pop-up
keyboard accessible by clicking on the
search bar in the browser interface.
5. Calendar - software that emulates
the functions of the calendar and
allows you to see dates and set event
reminders.
6. Calculator - software that
