User manual VIEWSONIC VIEWPAD 10S Users Overview and Tutorial

[. . . ] If you do not have a Google account, you will need to create one during the set-up process. Android: Connect by 3G or WiFi If you are using a SIM card enabled device, you should be automatically connected to the Internet via your carrier's data connection. Android will scan for available WiFi connections and connect automatically, or prompt you for a password if required. You can also change your connection settings in the Settings application under the Wireless & Network Settings menu. Android: Connectivity Settings · Let's take a closer look at configuring a wi-fi connection. Android: Connectivity Settings · Let's take a closer look at configuring a wi-fi connection. [. . . ] What you see may differ based on your device and configuration, but the concepts and usage will remain the same across all Android devices. Android: Welcome Home The Status Bar displays important information including the current time, battery life, connection strength, and notification icons. Android: Welcome Home Touch the Status bar and swipe down to drag open the notifications window. Here you will see any notifications such as files downloaded, updates available, etc. Android: Welcome Home Widgets are applications that run right on your Home Screen. In this example, the Google Search widget allows you to search the Web. Touch the search box to enter your query by text, or touch the microphone button to use Voice Search. Android: Welcome Home Application icons offer instant access to your favorite programs. Simply tap the icon on the screen to launch the app. Android: Welcome Home The Launcher icon opens up the Application Launcher. Android: Welcome Home Your Launcher displays all apps installed on the device. Simply touch an icon to open the app. Android: Launcher Your Launcher displays all apps installed on the device. Tap the Home icon to close the Launcher and return to your Home screen. Android: When One Home Isn't Enough Android offers multiple Home Screens. Swipe right or left across the screen to change Home Screens. Android: When One Home Isn't Enough Android offers multiple Home Screens. Swipe right or left across the screen to change Home Screens. Android: When One Home Isn't Enough Android offers multiple Home Screens. Swipe right or left across the screen to change Home Screens. Android: When One Home Isn't Enough Android offers multiple Home Screens. Swipe right or left across the screen to change Home Screens. Android: When One Home Isn't Enough The tiny dots at the bottom of the screen indicate which Home Screen you are on and how many are available. Android: When One Home Isn't Enough In this example, we are on the fourth of five screens. The dots indicate: The tiny dots at the bottom of the screen indicate which Home Screen you are on and how many are available. Android: When One Home Isn't Enough In this example, we are on the fourth of five screens. The dots indicate: The tiny dots at the bottom of the screen indicate which Home Screen you are on and how many are available. 1 screen to the right Android: When One Home Isn't Enough In this example, we are on the fourth of five screens. [. . . ] The More option opens a menu with additional functions. Android: Using the Browser Press the Menu button on your device to open up the browser menu featuring standard commands. If you are not on the Market Home screen, the Home icon will also be visible. Android: Android Market To download an app, press the Install button on the application details screen. Android: Android Market Market will then tell you what information and device functions the app will be allowed to access. Touch the "Accept permissions" button to confirm and begin your download. Android: Android Market My apps shows you which apps you have downloaded and installed, as well as the progress of apps currently downloading. Android: Custom Interfaces Some device manufacturers will overlay a custom user interface on top of the standard Android interface. [. . . ]