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HUAWEI T8833手机

FAQ

Issue 1.1

Date 2015-01-28

Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.


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1 Table of contents

1 Basic functions.................................................................................................................7

1.1 Colors that the color scheme supports............................................................................................7

1.2 Selling points of the product............................................................................................................7

1.3 Introduction to the phone kepad....................................................................................................7

1.! "ssem#le the mo#ile phone............................................................................................................8

1.!.1 $pen the #atter co%er...........................................................................................................8

1.!.2 Install the &I'(SI' and microS) card....................................................................................8

1.5 Introduction to the home screen......................................................................................................8

1.5.1 *uickl add(delete the home screen.......................................................................................8

1.5.2 +dit the home screen..............................................................................................................,

1.5.3 o to mo%e a shortcut icon...................................................................................................,

1./ Contact.......................................................................................................................................... 10

1./.1 e contacts esta#lish a Caller I)......................................................................................10

1./.2 Contacts are imported(eported %ia a &I'(SI' card............................................................13

1./.3 o man contacts can #e supported..................................................................................15

1./.! Setting roup Contacts.........................................................................................................15

1.7 S'S............................................................................................................................................... 1/

1.7.1 o to sitch the handriting input method hen editing a tet..........................................1/

1.7.2 )elete or lock specific messages in the same session and delete them in #atches.......... ..17

1.7.3 4he method for S'S forarding(group sending and the maimum num#er of S'Ss in group

sending.......................................................................................................................................... 18

1.7.! 4he num#er of +nglish ords that a long S'S supports......................................................20

1.7.5 o man S'Ss can #e sa%ed in a mo#ile phone...............................................................20

1.8 Call functions................................................................................................................................. 20

1.8.1 )uring a call ho to start three-a calling 6hat a#out sitching the call......................20

1., ''S.............................................................................................................................................. 22

1.,.1 Send ''S............................................................................................................................ 22

1.,.2 ossi#le causes of failing to send ( recei%e ''S and the solution.....................................23

1.,.3 ''S is restricted # the file si9e ( %ideo format (resolution and other factors.......................2!

1.,.! :ocation for sa%ing ''S attachments..................................................................................2!

1.10 'usic........................................................................................................................................... 2!

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1.10.1 Introduction to meanings of artists al#ums songs and plalists........................................2!

1.10.2 "dd a lalist...................................................................................................................... 25

1.10.3 Introduction to la 'ode...................................................................................................2/

1.10.! >ackground pla eit the 'usic and the snchroni9ation of lrics......................................2/

1.11 Camera ?unction......................................................................................................................... 2/

1.11.1 Can the camera function #e used ithout an S) card......................................................2/

1.11.2 4he reason h some photos ( %ideo files cannot #e opened.............................................2/

1.11.3 )efault sa%e path for camera files and the a to change.................................................. 2/

1.11.! +diting photo ( %ideo files and adding a frame for photos...................................................27

1.11.5 )oes it support ) %ideo pla...........................................................................................27

1.11./ Can camera shutter sound #e set to silent........................................................................27

1.11.7 o to sitch #eteen the front and rear cameras..........................................................27

1.11.8 4he format of photographs Supported si9e of %ideotaped images..................................27

1.11., ?ormat of mo#ile phone photographs 4he si9e of photographed images supported.......27

1.12 Streaming media......................................................................................................................... 27

1.12.1 Can streaming media #e plaed in the #ackground during a call Can it #e automaticall

reco%ered..................................................................................................................................... 27

1.12.2 6h the mo#ile phone can@t pla some streams...............................................................27

1.12.3 ossi#le causes for poor results hen online streaming media are plaing.......................28

1.12.! 6hen an online %ideo is plaed plaing and donloading are done simultaneousl hich

leads to insufficient memor on the phone..................................................................................... 28

1.13 >luetooth..................................................................................................................................... 28

1.13.1 )ata file formats supported # >luetooth transmission.......................................................28

1.13.2 o to transfer data files %ia >luetooth...............................................................................28

1.13.3 4he phone cannot #e searched # >luetooth on other phones...........................................2,

1.13.! +ffecti%e transmission distance of >luetooth.......................................................................30

1.13.5 ossi#le reasons for failure to connect ith other >luetooth de%ices..................................30

1.13./ >oth >luetooth and the computer are connected to the Internet and >luetooth has #egun

to transfer files............................................................................................................................... 30

1.1! S na%igation........................................................................................................................... 30

1.1!.1 6hat na%igation softare comes ith the phone..............................................................30

1.1!.2 o to deal ith missing na%igation softare data o to deal ith missing authori9ation

documents or acti%ation codes....................................................................................................30

1.1!.3 o to deal ith the na%igation softareAs failure to make a S search........................31

1.15 )oes it support ?' radio o does the radio sa%e the channels searched manuall.............31

1.1/ )oes the phone support the donloading of themesB does it support dnamic allpaper.........31

1.17 )oes the phone support %ideo calls or %ideo chats...................................................................32

1.18 )oes it support screenshots and hatAs the screenshot mode.................................................32

1.1, )oes it support ?lash Is the flash softare donloaded usa#le..............................................32

1.20 eadphone line order.................................................................................................................. 32

1.21 re-set softare name ( %ersion list in deli%er...........................................................................32

1.22 S) card compati#ilit test list.......................................................................................................32

1.23 Summar of >asic ?unctions.......................................................................................................33

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2 Coon settin!s............................................................................................................3"

2.1 +mail............................................................................................................................................. 3!

2.1.1 'ail#o Setting..................................................................................................................... 3!

2.1.2 )oes it support %ieing +mails offline.................................................................................37

2.1.3 mail.................................................................................................................................... 37

2.1.! Snchroni9e contacts and agenda o to operate if snchroni9ation #ecomes impossi#le37

2.2 6i-?i setting.................................................................................................................................. 37

2.2.1 Connect to the Internet ith 6i-?i.........................................................................................37

2.2.2 6hat protocol of 6i-?i does it support and ho much is the transmission rate of each

protocol........................................................................................................................................ 38

2.2.3 Sometimes e# pages cannot #e opened %ia 6i-?i connection..........................................38

2.2.! &na#le to search for 6i-?i signals........................................................................................3,

2.2.5 o to decide if it is the &I'(SI' or 6i-?i access that is #eing used...................................3,

2.2./ Causes for 6i-?i connection failure......................................................................................3,

2.2.7 6i-?i ill automaticall disconnect hile in stand# ho to sol%e it and hat is the default

setting of the phone..................................................................................................................... 3,

2.3 etork sharing and porta#le hotspots.........................................................................................!0

2.! Static I for surfing %ia 6i-?i.........................................................................................................!1

2.5 Connecting to a C as a modem...................................................................................................!2

2./ ingtone settings........................................................................................................................... !3

2./.1 4he method to set ringtones for incoming calls.....................................................................!3

2./.2 Incoming call(S'S %i#rate setting method............................................................................!3

2./.3 o to set self-selected music as the incoming call(S'S ringtone.....................................!!

2./.! o to set group ringtones...................................................................................................!5

2./.5 o to cancel the phone kepad tones..............................................................................!/

2.7 :anguage and De#oard Settings.................................................................................................!7

2.7.1 6hat languages does it support o to change the phone language..............................!7

2.7.2 6h canAt it #e used after installing other input methods....................................................!7

2.7.3 Can the sstem font si9e #e adEusted.................................................................................!8

2.7.! 6hat input methods come ith the phone..........................................................................!,

2.7.5 o to sitch the stroke input method...............................................................................!,

2.7./ o to turn off the input method %i#rate...............................................................................50

2.8 Internet-related settings................................................................................................................. 50

2.8.1 Clear the phone #roser cache and histor..........................................................................50

2.8.2 >roser full screen and #ookmark settings..........................................................................50

2.8.3 :og in to the mail#o from e# pages of the mo#ile phone..................................................50

2.8.! )oes it support logging in to online #anking.......................................................................51

2.8.5 Sa%e pictures in the e# page..............................................................................................51

2.8./ Setting 'odif ome age...................................................................................................52

2.8.7 Sa%e m fa%orite e# pages.................................................................................................52

2.8.8 4he phone cannot access the Internet 'ethod of setting netork parameters....................53

2.8., o to disa#le and ena#le mo#ile data................................................................................53

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2.8.10 ;ie or disconnect the current data connections................................................................5!

2.8.11 )oes it support accessing the Internet hen making a call............................................... 5!

2.8.12 6hat are the limitations of mo#ile data.............................................................................5!

2.8.13 6hat is the function of the %irtual pri%ate netork ; setting and ho should it #e set. 5!

2., Screen lock setting........................................................................................................................ 57

2.,.1 o to ena#le the I code to lock the screen..................................................................57

2.,.2 o to set ?ace &nlock........................................................................................................5,

2.,.3 o to ena#le the screen-unlocking pattern....................................................................... 5,

2.,.! 6ill the phone #e locked if the graphic lock is input incorrectl se%eral times in succession

If I forget ho to unlocking pattern can I unlock them through '"I: +mail............................../0

2.,.5 o to lock and unlock the screen...................................................................................../0

2.10 "larm function.............................................................................................................................. /0

2.10.1 "dd (Cancel the alarm clock.............................................................................................../0

2.10.2 )oes it support shutting don the alarm clock................................................................../12.11 "pplications.................................................................................................................................. /2

2.11.1 6hat formats of softare does it support )oes it support F";"....................................../2

2.11.2 o to o#tain third-part applications.............................................................................../2

2.11.3 )oes it support the setting of the preferred installation location......................................../2

2.11.! o to install manage and uninstall programs................................................................. /2

2.11.5 Cause for installation failure and its solution....................................................................... /2

2.11./ 6hat softare is preset on the phone 6hich of them is customi9ed # the #usiness

pro%ider 6hich of them is the softare coming ith the mo#ile phone Can the #e deleted.../2

2.12 Common pro#lems ith third-part applications........................................................................../3

2.12.1 4hird-part applications installed on the S) card ma occup the sstem memor of the

phone............................................................................................................................................. /3

2.12.2 Causes for some phone num#ers@ failing to displa in the place the #elong to............... ../3

2.12.3 $nline #anking transactions................................................................................................/3

2.13 )ata #ackup and reco%er.........................................................................................................../3

2.13.1 >ackup and reco%er of contacts in hone >ook................................................................/3

2.13.2 )oes it support #acking up the director of group contacts................................................/!

2.13.3 o to use Cloud >ackup G >ackup and reco%er............................................................./!

2.13.! 6hich data does the phone support #acking up.............................................................../!

2.1! 4ask 'anager


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2.20 4ime Snchroni9ation.................................................................................................................. /8

2.21 Connecting to a C to ser%e as a &S> dri%e.............................................................................../,

2.22 elease the internal storage space of the phone......................................................................../,

2.23 "dEust the screen #rightness......................................................................................................./,

2.2! oer-sa%ing feature of the phone kepad #acklight..................................................................70

2.25 Set "irplane mode....................................................................................................................... 71

2.2/ estore the operation of factor settings.....................................................................................71

2.27 o to enter and eit the Safe 'ode..........................................................................................71

2.28 i Suite........................................................................................................................................ 71

2.2, Support )'I o to use it....................................................................................................71

2.30 )oes it support 4;-$&4 o to use it.....................................................................................72

2.31 )oes it support the $4 function o to use it....................................................................... 72

2.32 Status Indicator........................................................................................................................... 72

2.33 Can different chargers #e used at the same time......................................................................72

2.3! ?eatures of the ne phone..........................................................................................................72

3 #t$e%s...............................................................................................................................73

3.1 oer-sa%ing tips.......................................................................................................................... 73

3.2 4ips for netork traffic sa%ing........................................................................................................73

3.3 o to manage it if the phone is running slo............................................................................73

3.! 4he allpaper I set ill automaticall stretch so can I set non-stretching allpaper...................73

3.5 +nter the +C$;+H mode and restore the factor settings.......................................................7!

3./ )oes it support )imensional code...............................................................................................7!

3.7 )oes it support 3) acceleration..................................................................................................7!

3.8 o to determine if the phone has #een rooted # the user.......................................................7!

3., )oes it come ith a recorder.......................................................................................................75

3.10 Is there an film on the phone in deli%er..................................................................................75

3.11 )oes it support mo#ile 4; o to set it...................................................................................75

3.12 )oes it support editing and #rosing of ord ecel pot puff...................................................75

3.13 o to clear the #ackground programs of the phone................................................................75

3.1! o to take a screenshot............................................................................................................ 75

3.15 )oes the phone support oogle snc contacts.........................................................................75

3.1/ )escription of hot-sappa#le &I'(SI' phone cards...................................................................753.17 6hich kind of card is applica#le to H/25...................................................................................7/

3.18 Conditions for the access to the Internet and description of the sstem......................................7/

&ote' A cobination of (ictu%es an) te*ts ust bea)e a+ailable, an) fo% s(ecific o(e%ations,inte%faces ust be (%o+i)e) in a cobination of (ictu%es an) te*ts.

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1 Basic functions

2 Colors that the color scheme supports

4he phone supports to colors hite and #lack.

1.2 Selling points of the product

?astest 3 netork donload speed up to !2 '#ps.

Comforta#le hand holding and can%as finish.

*uad core high speed rocessor.

'agic 4ouch and 'otion control.

8' rear camera ith :+) ?lash.

>urstshot hen phone locked.

6ifi )irect connection high speed sharing.

+&I 2.3 lite.


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1.3 Introduction to the phone kepad

1.! "ssem#le the mo#ile phone

1.!.1 $pen the #atter co%er


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1.!.2 Install the &I'(SI' and microS) card

1.5 Introduction to the home screen

1.5.1 *uickl add(delete the home screen

$n the home screen slide ith to fingers on the touch screen in to opposite directions

click to add the home screen and click at the upper right corner of the screenthum#nail to delete the screen.

1.5.2 +dit the home screen

old an empt space on the desktop. 4he desktop settings menu ill pop up. Click +dit thehome screen.


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1.5.3 o to mo%e a shortcut icon

old an application or a indo gadget and then drag it to a space on the desktop.

1./ Contact

1./.1 e contacts esta#lish a Caller I)

1. e Contact


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$pen the hone >ook Click add a contact icon at the loer right corner Select thestorage tpe and enter the contact editing interface +nter the contact information )iscard()one


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2. +sta#lish a Caller I)

'ethod 1 Contact list $pen the contact details screen Click the contact icon 4akephoto or Choose photo from allerB


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'ethod 2 $pen the contact details interface Click the +dit #utton +nter the edit screen Click the contact icon 4ake photo or Choose photo from allerB


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1./.2 Contacts are imported(eported %ia a &I'(SI' card

1. Import contacts %ia a &I'(SI' card to a mo#ile phone

Contacts 'enu Import(+port Import from the &I'(SI' card Select JImport fromthe &I'(SI' cardK or JImport from the storage de%iceK in the pop-up indo select thecontacts in the &I'(SI' card to #e imported Click the #utton in the loer right corner.


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2. +port contacts in the storage card to the &I'(SI' card

Contacts 'enu Import(+port +port to the &I'(SI' card or +port to the storagede%ice Select the contacts to #e eported Click the #utton in the loer right corner


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1./.3 o man contacts can #e supported

6e can announce that the mo#ile phone can support no less than 2000 contacts #ut thereal num#ers of the contacts depend on the remaining memor. 4he contacts in the &I'(SI'card are associated ith the card.

1./.! Setting roup Contacts

4pe 1 Contacts Sitch the ta# page to the groups page Select roup 'enu "ddmem#ers Select mem#ers and click the icon in the loer right corner to add a mem#er.


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1.7 S'S

1.7.1 o to sitch the handriting input method hen editinga tet

Create a short message click the input #o and a soft ke#oard pops up ith 4ouchal #defaultB and then click -an!ua!es on the soft ke#oard to choose the handriting inputmethod ou ant.


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1.7.2 )elete or lock specific messages in the same sessionand delete them in #atches

In the message information screen hold the tet message to #e locked and select -oc to

lock the message.

$n the con%ersation screen hold a con%ersation select the con%ersation ou ant to delete

and press to delete message in #atches.


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1.7.3 4he method for S'S forarding(group sending and themaimum num#er of S'Ss in group sending

S'S forarding In the message information screen hold a tet message to #e forarded

select ?orard and forard it to the designated contact.

S'S group sending Create a message click to enter the ne information screen click

to select the contact ou ant to add click and send the S'Ss to the selectedcontact.


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1.7.! 4he num#er of +nglish ords that a long S'S supports

" long S'S supports up to 1530 +nglish letters.

1.7.5 o man S'Ss can #e sa%ed in a mo#ile phone

" con%ersation supports 500 S'Ss or 50 ''Ss


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1.8 Call functions

1.8.1 )uring a call ho to start three-a calling 6hat a#out

sitching the call)uring the call ou can perform other operations at the #ottom of the call interface

Click to add a ne call

)uring the call ou can com#ine calls and keep a call on hold.


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1., ''S

1.,.1 Send ''S

1. +nter the message menu select &e/ essa!e and compose a ne messageB

2. Input the recipient and edit the message contentB

3. ress the 'enu ke and then select A)) sub0ect


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1.,.2 ossi#le causes of failing to send ( recei%e ''S and thesolution

Common saing 4he netork status or signal is #ad resulting in the failure to send ''S.

Solution 4r again later.

1. >eing reEected on the netork side


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Solution 4r again later.

2. >eing reEected on the netork side in si9e causing the failure to send.

Solution 2 )elete some ''S content so that the ''S is smaller than 300D> in si9e andthen tr it again.

3. "rrears.

Common saing It is arrears that cause the failure to transmit.

Solution 4r it again after pament.

!. Insufficient memor ill cause the failure to recei%e ''Ss

Common saing Insufficient phone memor.

Solution ?ree the phone@s memor so that the remaining space is greater than 300D

1.,.3 ''S is restricted # the file si9e ( %ideo format(resolution and other factors

If the %ideo and audio files eceed the specified si9e


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1.10.2 "dd a lalist

1. $n the music ta# page slide to the artist or al#um or song and hold the track ouant to add.

2. Select A)) to ....3. Select the plalist to #e added or to create a ne plalist.

!. 4he added track can #e seen in the plalist in hich it is added.


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1.10.3 Introduction to la 'ode

1. la


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3. 6hen an S) card is inserted the default storage location is the S) card and the storagepath of the camera is ?ile 'anagement S) card M )CI' MCamera.

1.11.! +diting photo ( %ideo files and adding a frame for photos

1. >rosing photos In #rosing photos press the 'enu #utton Select otate to the:eft otate to the ight or +dit etc.

2. ;ideos cannot #e edited

3. Support adding a frame.

1.11.5 )oes it support ) %ideo pla

ot supported.

1.11./ Can camera shutter sound #e set to silent

Can@t #e set to silent. Click.

1.11.7 o to sitch #eteen the front and rear cameras

Click to sitch the front and rear cameras

1.11.8 4he format of photographs Supported si9e of %ideotapedimages

'!，3 800N!80

1.11., ?ormat of mo#ile phone photographs 4he si9e ofphotographed images supported

Fpg 'a 32/!N2!!8

1.12 Streaming media

1.12.1 Can streaming media #e plaed in the #ackground during

a call Can it #e automaticall reco%ered1. If the streaming media is plaing hile ou are on a call the streaming media illautomaticall stopB

2. Hou must manuall click the la #utton to continue if ou ant to pla the streamingmedia after hanging up the phone.

1.12.2 6h the mo#ile phone can@t pla some streams

1. 4he phone does not support the file format.

4he streaming media support the folloing audio ( %ideo encoding and file formats

- ;ideo encoding '+! 2/3 2/!


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- "udio encoding ""C "'->(6>

- Supported file formats 3gp mp!

- 'aimum encoding rate !'#ps

2. 4he netork is not sta#le.

3. 4he memor of the phone is not sufficient.

1.12.3 ossi#le causes for poor results hen online streamingmedia are plaing

1.4he effect of the source file itself is #ad.

2.4he netork is not good.

3.4he phone hardare has pro#lems such as damage to the displa. Compare it ith local%ideo.

!.4he phone@s memor does not ha%e enough space.5.4he phone@s C& is in high occupation.

/.4here are too man programs running.

1.12.! 6hen an online %ideo is plaed plaing and donloadingare done simultaneousl hich leads to insufficient memoron the phone.

" file donloaded hen streaming media are plaed occupies "' instead of mo#ilestorage space so it ill not lead to insufficient phone memor.

1.13 >luetooth

1.13.1 )ata file formats supported # >luetooth transmission

Images audio %ideo e# pages contacts and other commonl used data can #e sent %ia>luetooth.

1.13.2 o to transfer data files %ia >luetooth

+nter into the music plaer or galler and select an file ou ant to send click in the right

corner and select $a%e Bluetoot$ in the pop-up menu to transfer files.

$pen our #roser and enter into an page press to $a%e (a!e Bluetoot$.

+nter into the phone #ook press t$e enu button and a menu pops up choose to s$a%e

t$e contacts )is(lae), select the contacts to be s$a%e), and click Bluetoot$.

1.13.3 4he phone cannot #e searched # >luetooth on otherphones.

1.>luetooth is not ena#led.

Solution $n the home screen click ettin!s Bluetoot$.


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2.>luetooth is on the in%isi#le state after #eing ena#led.

Solution $n the home screen click ettin!sBluetoot$ and click the first entr.

1.13.! +ffecti%e transmission distance of >luetooth

O10 m.


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1.13.5 ossi#le reasons for failure to connect ith other>luetooth de%ices

4he phone is a#le to support "2) ";C S $ ? >" I) and other profilesB if

it is confirmed that the connecting de%ice also supports these profiles #ut still cannot #econnected please refer to the folloing situations

1.&na#le to search for other phones

Solution 4he >luetooth of other phones is turned on and is read to #e searched.

2.&na#le to search for a >luetooth headset

Solution 'ake sure the headset is read to #e searched for. ?or related settings pleaserefer to the instruction manual of the headset.

3.&na#le to #e connected ith other phones hen sending files

Solution 'ake sure that the other phones support recei%ing files or support recei%ing thattpe of file.

1.13./ >oth >luetooth and the computer are connected to theInternet and >luetooth has #egun to transfer files

)ial-up Internet access %ia >luetooth is not supported.

?ile transfer #eteen >luetooth and C rePuires >luetooth or a >luetooth adapter on the Cand onl pictures can #e transferred.

4he phone supports >luetooth games. 4his feature is more dependent upon the design of

third-part applications. 4he general steps are as follos

1.Select to search for other >luetooth de%ices in the gameB

2.?ind a >luetooth de%ice ou connect and preset the pairingB

3.Start the gameB

1.1! S na%igation

1.1!.1 6hat na%igation softare comes ith the phone

oogle 'aps

1.1!.2 o to deal ith missing na%igation softare data oto deal ith missing authori9ation documents or acti%ationcodes

1.If ou are using the online map make sure that mo#ile data or 6i-?i is ena#led.

2.If ou are using offline maps please confirm hether the offline map pack is lost. Hou canre-donload the offline maps or ena#le the mo#ile data or 6i-?i to use the online map.

4he pre-set na%igation softare in the phone has no authori9ation file acti%ation code.


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1.1!.3 o to deal ith the na%igation softareAs failure to makea S search

1.If ou are in the room please go outdoors to use S search #ecause the S cannot

locate indoors.2.If ou are outdoors check if there are an tall #uildings and other shelters around hich

ill cause satellite signals to #e una#le to #e recei%ed. lease tr to choose an openplace here the S search is possi#le.

1.15 )oes it support ?' radio o does the radio sa%ethe channels searched manuall

It support ?' radio #ut ou need to plug in our headphones #efore turning on the radio.

?' radio interface click and to adEust the frePuenc hold under the screen toadd the current channel.

1.1/ )oes the phone support the donloading of themesBdoes it support dnamic allpaper

It dosen@t support the donloading of themes and dnamic allpaper.

1.17 )oes the phone support %ideo calls or %ideo chats

4he phone does not support %ideo callsB


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1.18 )oes it support screenshots and hatAs thescreenshot mode

'ode 1 In the non-stand# status enter the interface to #e screenshot hile holding donthe %olume J-K ke and the poer #utton for 2 seconds to make a screenshot.

'ode 2 $n the home screen pull don the status #ar and click Screenshot to makescreenshots.

1.1, )oes it support ?lash Is the flash softaredonloaded usa#le

4he phone has no pre-set flash.

;ideo sites needing flash support generall pro%ide a flash donload ser%iceB #esides userscan donload it from the pla store.

1.20 eadphone line order

In the standard configuration the phone has no earphone.

1.21 re-set softare name ( %ersion list in deli%er

" list of pre-listed softare %ersion num#er

1.22 S) card compati#ilit test list

" detailed list is rePuired

Y625U project

memory card co

1.23 Summar of >asic ?unctions

Y625U Mai

s!mmary prod!


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2 Coon settin!s

2 +mail

2.2.1 'ail#o Setting

1."dding +mail "ccounts

+nter the home menu Eail. 4he login account consists of manual setting and autosetting.

- 'anual setup

2."ccount Settings interface +nter the account num#er and passord.

3.Click 'anual setup.

!.Click $3 to enter the incoming ser%er-setting interface.

5.Click et to enter the outgoing ser%er-setting interface.

/.Click et to enter the +mail reception-setting screen and select the In#o check frePuenc.

7.Click et to enter the +mail interface and create a name and our name for theaccount.

8.Click et to complete the login and enter the In#o interface.


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?or non-preset +mail accounts and the setting of the login process users can log in to the+mail ser%ice pro%iderAs e#site to search.

/.Sending +mails

In the In#o screen click to enter the 6rite +mail interface edit the 4eci(ient ub0ectContent and then click en) Eail.

7.;ie and delete +mail

In the In#o interface click mail to %ie the messageB Click to delete the message.

8.)elete +mail "ccount

+nter +mail click ettin!s click the account ou ant to delete and slide to the#ottom to select )elete account.

2.2.2 )oes it support %ieing +mails offline

It supports the offline %ieing of +mails alread donloaded.

2.2.3 mail

+nter the account-setting interface and input the +mail address and passord and click&e*t to complete the login automaticall.


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2.2.! Snchroni9e contacts and agenda o to operate ifsnchroni9ation #ecomes impossi#le

Snchroni9ation of contacts rePuires logging in to at least one +change account.

In the account-setting interface select E*c$an!e check the configuration of the mail#oser%er from the +mail ser%ice pro%iderAs e#site and after the configuration is completedthe login is successful.

+nter the home menu select ettin!s nc$%oni5ation o(tions 6 check nc$%oni5et$is fol)e% select the option of nc$%oni5e eails fo% $o/ an %ecent )as.

If contact snchroni9ation fails please check the phoneAs data connection that is turned onand the 'ail#o ser%er that supports contact snchroni9ation.

2.3 6i-?i setting2.3.1 Connect to the Internet ith 6i-?i

1. $n the home screen click ettin!s 6 WiFi.

2. If the 6i-?i sitch is turned off drag the #utton to turn it onB

3. If it is turned on the phone ill automaticall scan for a%aila#le hotspots near#. Click thehotspots to #e connected enter the correct passord in the dialog #o that appears clickConnectB after a successful connection to the hotspots ou can access the Internet %ia 6i-?i.


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2.3.2 6hat protocol of 6i-?i does it support and ho much isthe transmission rate of each protocol

4he supported protocol is 802.11#(g(n.

2.3.3 Sometimes e# pages cannot #e opened %ia 6i-?i

connection4he causes are as follos

1.Q)S: dial failure. In the connection of hotspots


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2.3.5 o to decide if it is the &I'(SI' or 6i-?i access that is#eing used

"fter connecting to 6i-?i the charge on the &I'(SI' card ill not #e used and the 6i-?i

priorit is higher than the mo#ile dataB check the 6i-?i icon at the upper right corner of thescreen if there is a 6i-?i icon it means the 6i-?i is alread in use.

2.3./ Causes for 6i-?i connection failure

1.It is the result of user-entered passord errors so please pa attention to ena#ling theuppercase and loercase letters.

2.Suddenl the signal #ecomes eak or there is no signal in hotspots hich ill causethe connection to fail.

2.3.7 6i-?i ill automaticall disconnect hile in stand# ho to

sol%e it and hat is the default setting of the phone4his pro#lem is sleep strateg. 'ethod to enter $n the home screen click Settings 6i-?i

and then click the menu #utton and enter "d%anced 'aintain 6i-?i connection in sleepstatus set it to R"lasR.

ote 4he default setting is "las on the phone hich means the phone is alasconnected properl. If ou adEust the sleep strateg the phone ill automaticall disconnectin stand# status. 4he meaning of three options is as follos

"las "las keep the 6i-?i connection.

$nl for the charging time $nl hen the phone is #eing charged can it remain connectedif not it ill disconnect after 3 minutes in stand#.

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2.! etork sharing and porta#le hotspots

4he 6i-?i hotspots of the phone means that the auiliar machine accesses the Internet #connecting to the test machine after the hotspots are ena#led on the test machine.

'ethod to ena#le ettin!s o%e... obile net/o% and o%table WiFi $ots(ots.

"fter #eing turned on the auiliar phone ill search for the test phone ith 6i-?i andconnect to the Internet.

"lso configure the hot-spot name and encrption mode and other features in et u( WiFi$ots(ot.


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2.5 Static I for surfing %ia 6i-?i

ettin!s WiFi click the hot spot to #e connected and in the pop-up dialog #o check$o/ a)+ance) o(tionsB in the I settin!s select tatic and fill out I a))%ess


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2./ Connecting to a C as a modem

ot supported

2.7 ingtone settings

2.7.1 4he method to set ringtones for incoming calls

$n the home screen click ettin!s 6 Au)io (%ofiles 6 9ene%al 6 Click :oice call%in!tones.


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2.7.2 Incoming call(S'S %i#rate setting method

$n the home screen click ettin!s 6 Au)io (%ofiles 6 9ene%al 6 :ib%ate.

2.7.3 o to set self-selected music as the incoming call(S'Sringtone

+nter the ?ile 'anager hold the self-selected music file and in the pop-up menu select Set asthe ringtone(notification ringtone.


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2.7.! o to set group ringtones

+nter Contact select the group ta# select a group added ith group mem#ers click to enter the details screen and click the ringtone option to select the rePuired group ringtones.


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2.7.5 o to cancel the phone kepad tones

$n the home screen click ettin!s 6 Au)io (%ofiles 6 9ene%al 6 &ncheck Dial(a) touc$tones.


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2.8 :anguage and De#oard Settings

2.8.1 6hat languages does it support o to change thephone language

$n the home screen click ettin!s -an!ua!e ; in(ut -an!ua!es ou can select onein the language list.


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2.8.2 6h canAt it #e used after installing other input methods

$n the home screen click ettin!s -an!ua!e ; in(ut and in the ke#oard and inputmethod area click Default select one in the input method list.

2.8.3 Can the sstem font si9e #e adEusted

$n the home screen click ettin!sDis(laFont si5e ou can select one in the font list.


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2.8.! 6hat input methods come ith the phone

"ndroid ke#oard 4ouch al input method.

2.8.5 o to sitch the stroke input method

In the input screen click o%e to in%oke andriting Strokes and other input options andhere e select strokes input.


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2.8./ o to turn off the input method %i#rate

?or "ndroid De#oard the method to disa#le %i#rate Click ettin!s -an!ua!e ; in(ut and click An)%oi) eboa%) to uncheck the roser full screen and #ookmark settings

?ull screen In the #roser interface click the menu #utton select ettin!s -abo%ato%c$ec Full sc%een.

>ookmark In the #roser interface click the menu #utton select a+e to booa% and

then click #< to add a #ookmark.

2.,.3 :og in to the mail#o from e# pages of the mo#ile phone

Supported. Input the email address in the address #ar to enter the login interface.


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2.,.! )oes it support logging in to online #anking

Hes. It is rePuired to install the rele%ant online #anking client hen the netork is a%aila#le.4here ma #e pro#lems in the access %ia the #roser #ecause some of the #ank loginplugins need to run under 'icrosoftAs I+ en%ironment.

2.,.5 Sa%e pictures in the e# page

In the #roser interface hold the picture in the e# page and select a+e ia!e in thepop-up #roser dialog #o.


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2.,./ Setting 'odif ome age

In the #roser interface click the menu #utton select ettin!s 9ene%al etHoe(a!e.

2.,.7 Sa%e m fa%orite e# pages

In the #roser interface click the menu #utton and then click a+e fo% offline %ea)in!.


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2.,.8 4he phone cannot access the Internet 'ethod of settingnetork parameters

Insert the &I'(SI' card and " ill automaticall configure netork parameters.

;ieing method +nter the home menu select ettin!s Wi%eless an) &et/o% o%e= obile &et/o% Access oint &ae >A&?.

6hen the parameter is set incorrectl click the menu #utton on the " interface andselect 4eset to %esto%e t$e )efault settin!s.

2.,., o to disa#le and ena#le mo#ile data

4he method to disa#le and ena#le mo#ile data

+na#le the mo#ile data in the drop-don notification #ar

)rop don the notification #ar on the screen click the data sitch to ena#le mo#ile data

and then its status is highlighted .


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2.,.10 ;ie or disconnect the current data connections

ull don the status #ar to check if the data sitch is highlighted.

3.If the data sitch is highlighted it means the sitch is ena#ledB the sitch ill

#ecome gra after #eing clicked. "t this time ou can disconnect the data link.

!.If the data sitch #ecomes gra it means the sitch is disa#ledB the sitch ill

#ecome highlighted after #eing clicked. "t this time ou can connect the data link.

2.,.11 )oes it support accessing the Internet hen making acall

o.

2.,.12 6hat are the limitations of mo#ile data

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2.,.13 6hat is the function of the %irtual pri%ate netork ;setting and ho should it #e set

; is defined as the esta#lishment of a temporar and secure connection %ia a pu#licnetork


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; can pro%ide features as follos 4he fireall feature authentication encrption andchanneli9ation can help esta#lish a pri%ate communications line #eteen to or more#usiness intranets in different places on the Internet through a special encrptedcommunication protocol hich is like mounting a pri%ate line #ut it does not rePuire actualllaing a phsical line like an optical ca#le. 4his is like appling for a pri%ate line to the

4elecommunication >ureau #ut rePuires neither the pament of the costs of laing the linenor #uing routers and other hardare de%ices. ; technolog is originall one of the mostimportant techniPues ith the router and the softare for sitches fireall de%ices or6indos 2000 also supports the ; functionalit. In a ord the core of ; lies in theesta#lishment of a %irtual pri%ate netork ith the pu#lic netork.

Step 1 $n the home screen click ettin!so%e...6:& to set the screen I code asshon in the figure

Step 2 Select the L a#o%e to add a %irtual pri%ate netork as shon in the figure

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Step 3 Select R"dd a ;irtual ri%ate etorkR for configuration ith the tpe of 4 edit;As ser%er address and confirm to sa%e as shon in the figure

Step 5 +nter the alread set ; to log in to the account as shon in the figure


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Step / Input the account and passord and then click RConnectR the flag for successfulconnection is the icon ith a ke in the status #ar and RConnectedR is displaed under theaccount as shon in the figure.

2.10 Screen lock setting

2.10.1 o to ena#le the I code to lock the screen

1.Click ettin!s ecu%it c%een loc I&.


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2.Input the I code in the prompt #o under R c$oose ou% I& R.

3.+nter the pre%iousl entered I code again and click #< to complete the setting of theI code.


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6hen clicking the poer #utton or sitching on(off the phone the phone ill enter the Icode unlock interface # default. +nter the set I code and click R#


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Click -abel, and input the name of the alarm clock time.

In the alarm clock interface ou can see a list of all current alarm clocks. )rag the #utton tocancel the alarm clock. $r hold an alarm clock record and click the trash can icon at theupper right corner to delete our selected alarm clock.

2.11.2 )oes it support shutting don the alarm clock

It supports shutting don the alarm clock.


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2.12 "pplications

2.12.1 6hat formats of softare does it support )oes it supportF";"

It supports "pp applications compiled ith Ea%a language. If ou ant to install .Ear or .Eadprograms ou need to install a Ea%a simulator


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7 Caculator

8 Camera

, aller

10 4hemes

11 ota

12 6i-?i direct

13 ?lashlight

9oo!le 9(aca!e


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2.13.2 Causes for some phone num#ers@ failing to displa in theplace the #elong to.

H/25 don@t support displa the num#er@s place the #elong to. &ser ma #e install some

third part softare to support.

2.13.3 $nline #anking transactions

Supported. Hou need to donload the appropriate client end to pro%ide ser%ices.

2.1! )ata #ackup and reco%er

2.1!.1 >ackup and reco%er of contacts in hone >ook

$n the home screen click Tools to #ack up and restore contacts.

1.>ackup

$n the home screen click Tools and click &e/ bacu( check the data to #e #acked

up and click Bacu(. Set a passord and click #ackup G >ackup and reco%er

4he phone currentl does not support cloud #ackup and reco%er.

2.1!.! 6hich data does the phone support #acking up

4he phone supports #acking up contacts messages call logs sstem settings #roser#ookmarks mail accounts calendar "pp ser%er and eather.

2.15 4ask 'anager


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2.15.2 o to open the 4ask 'anager

3.Click ettin!s A((s

2.15.3 Introduction to 4ask 'anager Interface

1. 4he a#o%e is the sitching of all the la#el #ars in the S) Card that ha%e #eendonloaded and are running.

2. In the middle there is a list of applications

3. 4he folloing is the information related to memor usage


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2.15.! elated operations of the 4ask 'anager

> sitching tags ou can enter different lists of applications.

+nter specific applications for operations such as uninstall stop clear data etc.

2.1/ 6hat are the features of cloud ser%ices

It does not support the cloud ser%ice feature.


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2.17 uaei Securit uard

H/25 don@t support &"6+I Securit uard.

2.18 &se uaeiAs securit guard #lacklist

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2.1, 6eather Clock

Hou can manuall update the eather on the home screen interface # clicking &pdate4ime

+nter the 6eather app

Click the icon indicating eather on the home screen or select 6eather in the home menu


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+nter the Clock app

Click Clock osition on the home screen or select the clock on the home menu.

2.20 )e%eloper $ptions

&sers can enable @ )isable the de%eloper options %ia the touch sitch.

1. &S> de#ugging &sed to ena#le the de#ug mode # hich ou can de#ug a mo#ilephone ith the ad# command

2. Deep "ake &sed to pre%ent the screen from sleeping hen charging


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3. "llo mock location &sed to ena#le the mock location function

!. )esktop #ackup passord &sed to set the #ackup passord

5. ointer location &sed to displa the current touch data hen ou touch the screen

/. )ispla touch operation &sed to pro%ide %isual prompt for touch operation

7. )ispla the C& usage &sed to displa the usage of the current sstem C&

8. ?orce & rendering &sed for acceleration ith 2) hardare in applications

,. "nimation 9ooming &sed to control the 9ooming speed

10. >ackground process limit &sed to limit the num#er of #ackground processes

11. )ispla all R"pplications are unresponsi%eR &sed to displa the R"pplication isunresponsi%eR dialog #o for #ackground applications.

2.21 4ime Snchroni9ation

It supports time snchroni9ation.

$n the home screen click ettin!s Date ; tie and then check Autoatic )ate ; tieand Autoatic tie 5one.

2.22 Connecting to a C to ser%e as a &S> dri%e

It can identif the internal storage space in the microS) card and the phone # connectingthe mo#ile phone ith a C %ia &S> #ut it cannot identif the phone memor.Step )rop don the menu and select the connection method as shon in the figure andconnect it # means of charging and then click it.

e)ia De+ice >T? &sed for connecting ith a computer


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Cae%a >T? &sed to transmit image files ith C and it is a good method for Cs thatsupport no '4 function.ountin! D ca%) &sed for the transmission of files in the S) card on C.Connect to C soft/a%e' Connecting a C to snchroni9e contacts calendar and otherdata ith C side softare to install applications on the mo#ile phone.

C$a%!in! o)e' 6hen connected to a C charge the mo#ile phone.

2.23 elease the internal storage space of the phone

)elete unused files $n the home screen click File ana!e% to %ie files or folders hold thefile or folder ou ant to delete and in the pop-up menu select Delete.

2.2! "dEust the screen #rightness

$n the home screen click ettin!s Dis(la B%i!$tness. Hou can set the #rightness #checking R Auto R or manuall sliding the slider #elo.


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2.25 oer-sa%ing feature of the phone kepad #acklight

$n the home screen click ettin!s o/e% a+in! to acti%e it.

2.2/ Set "irplane mode$n the home screen pull don the status #ar and click Ai%(lane o)e to turn onthe airplane modeB uncheck it to turn off the airplane mode. In airplane mode theireless netork is una%aila#le.


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2.27 estore the operation of factor settings

1. $n the home screen click .

2. click Bacu( ; 4eset.

3. Click Facto% )ata %eset 4eset ($one.

!. Click E%ase e+e%t$in! and the phone #egins to restore the factor settings and then

automaticall restarts.

2.28 o to enter and eit the Safe 'ode

:ong press the poer ke until the the folloing indos popup.

Click and hold the Joer offK menu the folloing indos ill #e popup select J$kK to

re#oot to the Safe 'ode.


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If ou ant to eit from the Safe 'ode onl need to re#oot the mo#ile phone.

2.2, i Suite

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2.30 Support )'I o to use it

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2.31 )oes it support 4;-$&4 o to use it

ot supported.

2.32 )oes it support the $4 function o to use it

ot supported.

&ote $4 is a ne &S> transmission technolog to ena#le the phone to access a &S>dri%e digital camera or a ke#oard mouse and other eternal de%ices %ia an $4 adapter

ca#le ith a high-definition %ideo output mode of operation.

2.33 Status Indicator

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2.3! Can different chargers #e used at the same time

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2.35 ?eatures of the ne phone&"6+I H/25 are "ndroid poered smart mo#ile phones de%eloped # uaei ith the

latest "ndroid !.! Ditkat $S from oogleT. "ll including in a slim touch phone

• Latest Android 4.4 kitkat OS

• Qualcomm MSM8!, Quad core, !. "H#, Corte$ A% C&'

• High s(eed HS)&A *+HS'&A network u( to 42Mbps+.%-M(s

• 8 MP Auto /ocus rear camera with L0) /lash* 2MP /i$ /ocus 1ront camera. Su((ort&anorama, Audio note, Andio control, 2ater mark, /ilter, Touch to ca(ture, urst shootetc.

• .3 inch /2"A58464837 &S screen, 1ull touch screen su((orting (oint multi9touch

• Y625-U13, Y625-U43 su((ort 'MTS: 83+!;33+!33 MH#

Y625-U21, Y625-U32 su((ort 'MTS: ;33+!33 MH#All o1 them su((ort "SM+"&


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3 #t$e%s

2 oer-sa%ing tips

1. 6hen using a mo#ile phone press the poer #utton to turn off the screen.

2. Screen #rightness Click >rightness in the drop-don menu to set the darker screen#rightness.

3. >luetooth and 6i-?i oer off the >luetooth or 6i-?i in the drop-don menu.

!. 'o#ile data )isconnect the 'o#ile data in the drop-don menu if ou don@t need it.

5. S oer off the S in the drop-don menu.

3.2 4ips for netork traffic sa%ing

1. 6hen using the 'o#ile data turn off the 'o#ile data function.2. In the 6i-?i en%ironment turn off the 'o#ile )ata.

3. 4he ap sites can sa%e more traffic than the e#sites.

3.3 o to manage it if the phone is running slo

1. If there are man programs running ou can close some programs running in the#ackground. $n the home screen click ettin!s A((s 4unnin! and select theapplication and then select to(.

2. 4oo man applications and insufficient sstem disk space ma cause the phone to run

slol in this case ou can uninstall some applications to free up the space on thesstem disk and increase the memor.

3. If the C& occupanc is high and man #ackground processes are running the phoneill get stuck in operation. In this case ou can restart the phone and the unused#ackground processes and applications ill #e closed.

3.! 4he allpaper I set ill automaticall stretch so can Iset non-stretching allpaper

ot supported.


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3.5 +nter the +C$;+H mode and restore the factorsettings

If there is an upgrade package in the S) card or the online update package has #eendonloaded ou can press the poer #utton and the %olume L #utton to enter the reco%ermode in the off state. "fter then ou can press the %olume up and don #utton and thenpress the menu ke to enter the appropriate function after selection.

estore factor settings $n the home screen click ettin!s Bacu( an) %eset 4esto%e facto% settin!s and then click 4eset t$e ($one.

3./ )oes it support )imensional code

ot supported.

3.7 )oes it support 3) acceleration

Hes.

3.8 o to determine if the phone has #een rooted # theuser

&se the ad# shell command to %ie. If it displas the phone has not #een rooted. If it

displas the phone has #een rooted.


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