...1 Android 3.0 User’s Guide February 23, 2011 AUG-3.0-100 Android™ mobile technology platform 3.0 AUG-3.0-100 Android User’s Guide 2 Legal Copyright © 2011 Google Inc. All rights reserved. Google, the stylized Google logo, Android, the stylized Android logo, Nexus, the stylized Nexus logo, Nexus S, the stylized Nexus S logo, Android Market, the stylized Android Market logo, Gmail, Google Apps, Google Calendar, Google Checkout, Google Earth, Google Latitude, Google Maps, Google Talk, Picasa, SafeSearch, and YouTube are trademarks of Google Inc. All other company and product names may be trademarks of the companies with which they are associated. Availability of Google applications, services, and features may vary by country, carrier, Android device model, and manufacturer. AUG-3.0-100 Android User’s Guide 3 Contents About this guide 5 Starting Android the first time 7 Welcome to Android! 8 Activating your mobile data service 9 Setting your location preferences 10 Signing into your Google Account 11 Resetting your Google Account password 12 Additional accounts 12 Backing up and restoring your data 13 Finishing setup 15 Working with widgets 34 Optimizing battery life 35 Working with apps 37 Opening and switching apps 38 Managing how apps use memory 40 Managing downloads 44 Entering and editing text 45 Using the onscreen keyboard 46 Entering text by speaking 50 Editing text 52 Home and Android basics 17 Getting to know Home 18 Using the...
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...Welcome to iPhone. This Quick Start guide tells you how to set up your iPhone and use its key features. To start, turn on your iPhone by pressing and holding the On/Off button for a few seconds. Then follow the onscreen instructions to set up your iPhone. Button basics. To turn off or restart iPhone, press and hold the On/Off button for a few seconds, then drag the slider to confirm. To turn off the screen but still receive calls, press On/Off once. Press the Home button at any time to return to the Home screen. To quickly switch between recently used apps, double-click the Home button and tap an app icon. Make a call. Tap a phone number in Contacts, Favorites, an email, a text message, or almost anywhere in iPhone to make a call. Or open the Phone app and tap the Keypad button to dial manually. To silence an incoming call, press the On/Off button once. To send a call directly to voicemail, press On/Off twice. To answer a call while using the iPhone headset, press the center button once. Press it again to end your call. Search. To search your iPhone or the web, go to the main Home screen and press the Home button or swipe the screen from left to right. Type in what you’d like to find—a name, app, song, artist, movie, or any keyword. iPhone offers suggestions as you type to make searching even faster. To search within an app like Mail, Contacts, or Messages, tap the status bar. Messages. Tap the Messages icon to send an iMessage to other iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch...
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...innovations in the new system, one of which is Apple’s own Maps app substituting Google Maps. While after the new version of IPhone is released, the company only receives a mass of comments like “dumb” or “crap” about Apple Maps. There is absolutely an information breakdown somewhere in the whole process of the application’s development. But since we are talking about Apple, a giant in its field, I really do not want to believe the company’s developing team would make mistakes like not testing the products before its release or not communicating with potential customers to find their real needs. Rather I think it is the market factors and the competition with its rivals that make Apple have to do this. Ted Schadler, Vice President and Principal Analyst at Forrester Research, said on his twitter that “Apple had to do maps. It had no choice, really. The reason is simple: maps are the place where mobile matters most.”([1] http://www.forbes.com/sites/forrester/2012/09/21/why-apple-had-to-do-maps-a-mobile-engagement-analysis/) He summarized that on map applications, more information than merely location is embedded, which makes these apps more valuable. Also Caterina Fake, founder of Findery.com, once made a point that “Without location, mobile apps have no ground. They lose their context.” According to these comments, it seems that in the long term, Apple has no ways continuing its cooperation with Google on map apps, which happens to be the competitor with the biggest threats...
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...an app will be as effective as the digital thermometer and clinical thermometer. Research Enviroment/Subject/Respondents This study will be conducted to the people that needs to know the temperature of a person. Mostly people need a thermometer these days because it’s a fever season. Research Instruments The data gathering tool we will use is the usage of data. The data gathering tool that will be used for our study is purely on internet. We will use this tool by searching some data for our studies. This instrument will provide information about how this study will be form. This instrument gives us information on how to make our study. We will also use the TheAppBuilder. It provides a suite of apps to suit employees, clients, events and brochures, with two different approaches available. You can build the app using the online toolkit, and either the training provided or TheAppBuilder itself will work with you to define and build the structure of the app and populate it with initial content. (http://mashable.com/2013/12/03/build-mobile-apps/#wQUikmIZaqqL) Research Environment Figure 2: The location map of __________ (www. Googlemaps.com) Research Procedure First, you should contact an Information Technology ( IT ) specialist. Mark a date when and where you should meet to discuss about the study. Meanwhile , You decide what tool will you use in making the app. Later, you will decide your goal, you must clearly define the purpose and mission of your mobile app. Thereafter...
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...you want it, faster than ever before. This booklet introduces you to the basics of getting started with Sprint and your LG Marquee™. Visit sprint.com/support for the complete User Guide, along with videos, tutorials, and community forums for your phone. Using This Guide This Get Started guide is designed to help you set up and use your new LG Marquee™. It’s divided into four sections to help you find the information you need quickly and easily. Get Ready − page 1 − Find out what you need to do before you use your device the first time, including inserting a battery and activating Sprint service on your device. Android Basics − page 4 − Learn some basics about how to move around on your device, use the home screen, and enter text. If you’re familiar with Android devices, you can probably skip these pages (although a refresher course never hurt anyone). Use Your Device − page 14 − Take advantage of your device’s features and Sprint services, from the basics (Making Calls) to the more advanced (using Android Market, WiFi, and more). Tools & Resources − page 30 − Find useful tips for your device and discover resources and other helfpul Sprint information. For additional information including the full User Guide, videos, tutorials, and community forums, visit sprint.com/support. Using This Guide Your LG Marquee™ Power button Proximity Sensor Status Bar Icons Charger/ Accessory Jack Applications Phone Sprint ID Camera button (default) HOME key MENU key BACK key SEARCH...
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...December 29, 2015 Entry 1: ME, A WRITER? Attitude: After reading chapters 1 and 2, I realize how important each strategy in this course will be to my learning objectives. I was able manage my time more effectively by using organization skills, keeping track of deadlines and taking important notes, this course has thought me how to avoid procrastination, and I was excited to see how well I understood and manage my coursework proficiently. I integrated new idea that will help me to become a better writer and will also be useful in my other courses. I had a great learning experience and with this opportunity I will be able to implement creative strategies for learning. After taking this course I now have a clear understanding of how beneficial it is to read and comprehend the information as well as how to become an effective writer. As a result, I believe that the concepts theories, and practical examples provided in this course will help me to become a successful learner. I felt as sense of excitement as I complete my daily writing objectives, and to see how rewarding it has been as a writer. Inventory: After completing the learning style inventory, it gave me a clear understanding of the type of learner and writer I am. I realize that I accomplish more when I work alone as an independent learner and I believe my strategy of learning helps me to avoid unnecessary distractions. I’m able to figure out the information that’s been illustrated which will allow...
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...and business management. 6. Some learning business website. 7. Maybe one or two years. 8. Dalton college 9. Understand the industry determine the goals determine the related courses Learning course know the market open a shop 10. A I am beginning to understand how to read a whole book. I am beginning to read instructions. I am beginning to read the questions on my assessment tasks. I am quite good to read a TV guide. I am quite good to read a magazine. I am fantastic at read road signs. B. My reading goals can read the daily life and study related information. I can start with simple English learning, practice reading slowly. C. Use app to learn English. Watching English movies. Listen English songs. Read simple English books. D. I am quite good to write a simple sentence. I am beginning to know a lot of different worlds. I am beginning to know how to use verbs in the right time tense. I am beginning to write a whole page. I am beginning to write a job application. I am beginning to write a letter to a friend. E. My writing is not very good I will remember more words.to improve their grammar and sentences. F. Remember more words. Grammar and sentence patters. G. I am beginning to ask my teacher questions about my assessments. I am beginning to know lots of different words. I am beginning to make an appointment using the telephone. I am beginning to explain how I feel about things. I am beginning to give verbal presentation to...
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...1.0 Executive Summary Overview Turkiksa is a development stage venture based in US offering proprietary mobile application, Turkiksa app. This application is for Hajj package booking service. Allah (SWT) has ordered every Muslim to come to Mecca at least once in life for performing Hajj. For this purpose, Muslims come to Makkah every year from different parts of the world. Turkiksa App will sell to a wide range of people including anyone interested in taking a while to explore. Turkiksa anticipates achieving positive cash flow by year three with future target development in the application to include more features and services to offer users. Making a Hajj booking service appointment online is nothing new, but services like Turkiksa is putting a Hajj booking twist on the trend. Turkiksa Travel provides our Muslim brothers and sisters Hajj and Umrah services at lowest possible rates. We facilitate our customers with flight reservations along with complete deals for Umrah and Hajj. Turkiksa App was designed to make booking last-minute appointments a lot easier. 1.1 Mission Turkiksa App philosophy is to maintain the highest standards in personalized customer service. We are dedicated to continuing to be a valuable resource to our clients by delivering convenience, comfort and cost savings. We aim to provide clients with a personalized and professional experience. 1.2 Objectives ❖ Develop technology solution that will increase the adoption and compliance rates...
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...for TSB Bank Facilities: TSB Bank offers range of facilities to its customers. The new branches of TSB Bank has complimentary Wi-Fi for people to use on their own devices or they can log on to TSB.co.uk on the iPads provided in branch – if customers have questions about banking online or queries about the TSB app the Partners in the branch are on hand to help. A giant tablet has been installed on the wall which allows customers to explore what TSB has to offer. Customers can watch ‘how to’ videos, view local news and events, whilst little ones can play games. Barriers have been stripped away, so there are no glass screens allowing customers to have more natural conversations with TSB Partners. They also have toilet facilities available for their customers and some of the branches have free parking facility as well. All the branches have nice sitting area where customer can sit and wait for their turn and some of the big branches have lift facility available. TSB Bank has arrangements for their customers who are disable. At some branches, steps are unavoidable and a 'Call Assistance' bell system has been installed, so that a member of staff can be called. TSB welcomes guide dogs in all branches. Leaflets in large print, Braille or on audio tape. These can be ordered in branches to be sent directly to the customer. They also offer an interpreting service, where they can arrange an interpreter for deaf, hard of hearing and deaf blind customers. Buildings: One of the main physical...
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...2014-2015 Edition 30 How to Reference using the Harvard System The Harvard System (also called the Author - Date System) is the preferred referencing method for most LSBU departments. Other referencing styles include APA (Psychology), OSCOLA (Law) and Numeric (Electrical Engineering). If you’re not sure which style to follow, please check your module guides or speak to your lecturers. If you look at other Harvard Referencing guides available in print or online, you may notice variation between them. The important thing is to be consistent and to follow any specific instructions from your lecturers. Contents 1. Why do we need to reference? ............................................................................................................ 3 2. The two stages of the Harvard system ................................................................................................. 3 2.1 In-text citation............................................................................................................................... 3 2.2 Reference list ................................................................................................................................ 3 3. Citing references within the text .......................................................................................................... 3 3.1 Work by a corporate author ..........................................................................................................
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...sweeter Jelly Bean, is available now on Nexus phones and tablets. Restricted profiles limit access to apps and content, at home with your family and at work. Bluetooth Smart support makes Android ready for a whole new class of mobile apps that connect to fitness sensors. Games look great thanks to the 3D realistic, high performance graphics powered by OpenGL ES 3.0. And there's a lot more new in this release: Audio * Virtual surround sound - enjoy movies from Google Play with surround sound on Nexus 7 (2013 edition) and other Nexus devices. Surround sound is powered by Fraunhofer Cingo™ mobile audio technology. Dial pad * Autocomplete - just start touching numbers or letters and the dial pad will suggest phone numbers or names. To turn on this feature, open your phone app settings and enable “Dial pad autocomplete.” Graphics * OpenGL ES 3.0 - Android now supports the latest version of the industry standard for high performance graphics. * Wireless Display for Nexus 7 (2013 edition) and Nexus 10 - project from your tablet to a TV. Internationalization and localization * Additional language support - Android is now translated in Africaans, Amharic (አማርኛ), Hindi (हिंदी), Swahili (Kiswahili), and Zulu (IsiZulu). * Hebrew, Arabic, and other RTL (right-to-left) - now supported in the home screen, settings, and Phone, People, and Keep apps. Keyboard & input * Easier text input - an improved algorithm for tap-typing recognition makes text...
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...------------------------------------------------- Top of Form Bottom of Form Browse Don't want to upload? Get unlimited downloads as a subscriber SIGN UP NOW Once you upload an approved document, you will be able to download the document Google Glass yajnasanjay Upload a document for free download access. Select files from your computer or choose other ways to upload below. SELECT FILES TO UPLOAD For multiple files hold down the shift key when selecting. Drag files here from your computer. Supported File Types: pdf, txt, ps, rtf, epub, key, odt, odp, ods, odg, odf, sxw, sxc, sxi, sxd, doc, ppt, pps, xls, docx, pptx, ppsx, xlsx By uploading, you agree to the Scribd Uploader Agreement. Add files from Google Drive, Gmail, Dropbox and more with FilePicker.io. Add files from multiple cloud and file storage services. Pick Files More reasons to publish on Scribd Scribd's platform is designed to help you easily publish your content on the web and mobile devices, distribute it to a wide and global audience, and potentially make money from selling that content. Here's more on the benefits of publishing on Scribd. 1. Reach Scribd's audience of 90 million monthly readers. By publishing on Scribd, your content can be seen by up to 90 million people from all around the world who use Scribd. 2. Turn your content into a beautiful HTML5 webpage, that you can even embed on another website. Scribd's patent-pending conversion technology instantly turns documents into...
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...Video Step 2: Register with VitalSource Bookshelf Online 1. Select the "eBooks" tab at the top of the window. 2. Select the cover of your eBook. A new window will open. 3. Check the box next to "Accept license agreement" and click "Continue." Bookshelf Online will open. Step 3: Access the Desktop and Mobile Versions You must complete Step 2 prior to using the desktop or mobile versions. >> Complete Instructions | Already Registered? 3 Ways to Access Your eBooks Online 1. Select the "eBooks" tab at the top of the window. 2. Select your eBook. Bookshelf Online will open. | Desktop Download your eBooks and use them whether you're connected to the Internet or not. >> Learn More | | Mobile Download the app and get your eBooks on your iPhone, iPad, or Android device. >> Learn More | | | To find out more about VitalSource Bookshelf, check out the VitalSource FAQ. | | | | Course Description | This course addresses concepts and techniques required to successfully implement change across an organization. Coursework focuses on identifying an organization’s vision as well as opportunities that can align the vision with the organization’s structures, processes, culture, and orientation to the environment. Also addressed are opportunities for and problems in, managing human dynamics in organizations, including intervention techniques, models, principles, and values that indicate how to take charge of planned change efforts in order...
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...due to her father’s poor reputation—it didn’t help that he named his daughters Georgia and Virginia—Wade was accused of being a “she-rebel” sympathetic to the Confederacy. Her morals were also cast into doubt, exemplified by a letter from Skelly to his mother expressing concern about supposed late-night visitors. Mostly, though, she was treated like a hero. A Gettysburg newspaper described her as “a young lady of good character and much respected”; a newspaper in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, called her a “lady of most excellent qualities of head and heart”; and a 1917 book called “The True Story of ‘Jennie’ Wade: A Gettysburg Maid,” rebutted the negative rumors as unable to “stand the searchlight of analytical examination, nor the acid tests of proof.” In the meantime, the so-called Jennie Wade House—a technically inaccurate title since it belonged to her sister—became a local tourist attraction. These days, both history and ghost tours take place there. “The tragedy of it” draws people in, said Roger L. Troxell, a tour guide at the house who dresses in a top hat and other period clothing. “It’s just one of those accidents of the war.” Experience the war as it unfolded, one day at a time, with the Civil War Today iPad app. For a limited time, get the app for just 99 cents. HISTORY invites all Americans to help preserve Civil War sites and stories through the national Give 150™ campaign. Donate today....
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...* Children’s internet protection (CIPA) * Family educational rights and privacy act (FERPA) 3. Parts of layered security that supports confidentiality * Defining organization wide policies, standard, procedures, and guidelines to protect confidential data. * Adopting a data classification standard that defines how to treat data throughout AT. * Limiting access to systems and application that house confidential data to only those authorized to use it * Using cryptography techniques to hide confidential data to keep it invisible to unauthorized user * Encrypting data that crosses the public internet. * Encrypting data that is stored within databases and storage devices 4. Definition of policy, standard, guide, procedure * Policy: is written statement that the people in charge of an organization have set as a course of action or direction. Come from upper management-apply to whole organize * Standard: detail information for hardware and software, how it use-ensure consistent security controls are used throughout IT system * Procedure: instruction for how to use policies and standards: plan of action, install, test, auditing * Guidelines: suggest course of action for using the policy, standard or procedure. 5. Definition of classification of data * Goal and objective of DCS is to provide a consistent definition for how an organization should handle and secure different types of data: private data, confidential, internal...
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