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OverviewStep-by-step instructions with callouts to HTC EVO™ 3D photos that show you exactly what to do Help when you run into problems or limitations with your HTC EVO 3D Tips and Notes to help you get the most from your HTC EVO 3D, the Android OS, and the 4G service Full-color, step-by-step tasks walk you through getting and keeping your HTC EVO™ 3D working just the way you want. Learn how to: • Quickly get comfortable with EVO 3D, glasses-free 3D, and the Android OS • Customize your EVO 3D’s hardware and software • Play music and videos, and sync media with your computer • Capture stunning 3D and 2D photos and video • Connect to Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and secure VPNs • Communicate, manage, and synchronize contacts and appointments • Capture, store, view, and share photos with both EVO 3D cameras • Set up and maximize Gmail, POP3, and IMAP email accounts • Optimize your web browsing experience • Configure the phone application and Google Voice • Efficiently manage all your calls, contacts, and messages • Video chat with EVO 3D’s front-facing camera • Find, choose, install, and work with new Android apps • Squeeze out more hours of battery life • Properly maintain and troubleshoot your EVO 3D • Keep your HTC EVO 3D up-to-date and running smoothly Full Product DetailsAuthor: Lonzell Watson , Craig James JohnstonPublisher: Pearson Education (US) Imprint: Que Corporation,U.S. Edition: Annotated edition Dimensions: Width: 22.70cm , Height: 1.70cm , Length: 15.30cm Weight: 0.530kg ISBN: 9780789749093ISBN 10: 0789749092 Pages: 336 Publication Date: 23 December 2011 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Out of Print Availability: Awaiting stock ![]() Table of Contents1 Getting to Know Your EVO 3D 3 Your EVO 3D’s External Features 3 Fundamentals of Android 7 The Unlock Screen 7 The Home Screen 8 Using Your EVO 3D’s Touchscreen 11 Using Your EVO 3D’s Keyboard 12 Swype Keyboard 16 Editing Text 17 Starting Applications and Application Groups 18 Menus 20 Installing Synchronization Software 21 Installing doubleTwist on Windows 21 Installing doubleTwist on Mac OSX 22 Creating a doubleTwist Account 22 2 Using the Phone and Google Voice 25 Getting to Know the Phone Application 26 Receiving a Call 28 Handling Missed Calls 28 Placing a Call 30 Dialing from a Contact Entry 30 Dialing Using Your Voice 31 Options While on a Call 32 Conference Calling 33 Configuring the Phone Application 33 Call Settings 34 Sound Settings 36 Google Voice 38 Setting Up Google Voice 38 Upgrading Google Voice 43 Playing Back and Managing Google Voicemails 45 Send SMS and Check Your Balance 46 Google Voice Settings 47 3 Managing Contacts 51 Exploring the Contacts Application 51 Adding Accounts 52 Navigating Your People List 58 Display Options 59 Adding and Managing Contacts 60 Adding Contacts Manually 62 Exploring Contact Details 63 Joining and Separating Contacts 65 Joining Contacts Manually 66 Separating Contacts 68 Organizing Your Contacts 68 Adding a Contact to Your Favorites 69 Adding a Contact to Your Home Screen 70 Sending Contact Information 71 Communicating with Contacts 72 Importing and Exporting Contacts 73 4 Audio and Video 77 Navigating the Music Application 77 Exploring the Music Application 79 Accessing More Actions 81 Working and Listening to Music 82 Managing Playlists 82 Creating a New Playlist 83 Adding Songs to an Existing Playlist 85 Changing the Order of Songs in a Playlist 86 Renaming or Deleting Playlists 87 Managing Video with the Gallery Application 88 Sharing Video Using MMS 91 Sharing Video Using Bluetooth 92 Sharing Video Using Email or Gmail 93 Sharing Video on YouTube 95 Deleting Videos 96 Editing Videos 97 Recording Videos with the Camera Application 98 Recording Video 98 Changing Video Settings 99 Watching TV and Movies 101 Sprint TV & Movies 101 Blockbuster On Demand Application 103 Finding Movies on Blockbuster and Changing Settings 110 Renting and Purchasing Movies on Blockbuster 111 YouTube 112 YouTube Main Screen 112 Playing a Video 113 Filtering Videos 115 Changing YouTube Settings 116 Amazon MP3 116 Setting Up the Amazon MP3 Application 117 Finding Music 119 Purchasing Music 120 Using doubleTwist to Synchronize Audio and Video 121 Running doubleTwist and Mounting Your EVO 3D 122 Synchronizing Music by Dragging Files 123 Synchronizing Existing Playlists 124 Creating Playlist 126 Copying Video 127 5 Connecting to Bluetooth,Wi-Fi, and VPNs 131 Connecting to Bluetooth Devices 131 Pairing with a New Bluetooth Device 132 Changing Bluetooth Options 134 Advanced Bluetooth Settings 136 Wi-Fi 137 Connecting to Wi-Fi 137 Wi-Fi Network Options 139 Advanced Wi-Fi Options 140 Cellular Network Settings 142 Changing Mobile Settings 143 Virtual Private Networks (VPN) 145 Adding a VPN 145 Connecting to a VPN 146 Sprint Hotspot 147 Starting Your Sprint Hotspot 147 6 Emailing 151 Gmail 151 Adding a Gmail Account 152 Composing Gmail Email 158 Reading Gmail Email 160 Gmail Settings 164 Setting Up the Mail Application 165 Adding a New Microsoft Exchange Account 166 Exchange Account Settings 168 Adding a New POP3 or IMAP Account 171 Working with the Mail Application 175 Using Combined or Separate Inboxes 175 Navigating the Main Screen 176 Composing Email 178 Reading Email 180 7 Browsing the Web 183 Navigating with the Browser 183 Managing Bookmarks 185 Using GPS Location 186 Managing Multiple Windows Setting Page Options 189 Customizing Browser Settings 190 Downloading Files 194 Reviewing History and Most Viewed Sites 195 Most Visited 195 History 196 8 Text and Multimedia Messaging 199 The Messaging Application 199 Messaging Application Settings 202 Composing Messages 205 Attaching Files 208 Receiving Messages 209 Working with Messages 212 9 Date,Time, and Calendar 215 Setting the Date and Time 216 Navigating the Clock Application 217 Managing Alarms 218 Adding and Editing an Alarm 219 Viewing and Managing Weather 220 Modifying Weather Settings 221 The Calendar Application 222 Navigating the Calendar App 223 Adding a New Event or Appointment 224 Editing or Deleting an Event 226 Responding to Event Reminders 227 Calendar Settings 228 Responding to an Event Invitation 229 10 Capturing, Storing, and Viewing Photos 233 Using the Camera 234 Changing Photo Settings 236 Viewing and Managing Your Photos 238 Gallery 238 Album Menus 241 Managing and Sharing Photos in an Album 242 Editing Photos 243 Cropping Pictures 245 Printing Pictures 246 Synchronizing Photos with Your Computer 246 Connect as a Disk Drive 247 Moving Pictures (Mac OSX) 248 Moving Pictures (Windows) 249 Working with doubleTwist 251 Transfer Photos Using doubleTwist 251 Configure doubleTwist Photo Options (Mac OSX) 252 Configure doubleTwist Photo Options (Windows) 253 11 Enhancing Your EVO 3D with Apps 255 Configuring Google Checkout 255 Searching for Android Applications 257 Finding Great Apps 258 Downloading Paid and Free Applications 260 Deleting Applications 262 Deleting an Application Using Settings 262 Deleting an Application Using Market 264 Keeping Applications Up to Date 265 12 Customizing Your EVO 3D 269 Changing Your Wallpaper 269 Live Wallpaper 271 Wallpaper from Gallery Pictures 272 Using Scenes 273 Changing the Scene 274 Creating Your Own Scene 275 Using Skins 276 Changing the Lock Screen 278 Changing Your Keyboard 279 Swype Keyboard 281 Trace Keyboard 282 Adding Widgets to a Home Screen 283 Adding a Widget 283 Moving a Widget 285 Removing a Widget 286 Region and Language 287 Accessibility Settings 288 Search Settings 289 13 Maintaining and Troubleshooting Your EVO 3D 291 Updating Android 291 Battery Optimizing 293 Take Care of the Battery 293 Extending Battery Life 293 Turn Off Radios 294 Dim Screen Brightness 294 Turn Off Vibration Settings 296 Monitor Power Usage 297 Force Stop a Problematic App 298 Caring for the EVO 3D’s Exterior 300 Getting Help with Your EVO 3D 301 Index 303ReviewsAuthor InformationLonzell Watson has been fascinated with technology ever since he disassembled his first Commodore 64 computer in grade school and then attempted to put it back together. He went on to work a 100-mile paper route for an entire year, just to buy his first Apple computer, and he has been writing about technology ever since. After paying his way through college by creating his first mobile computer service and repair company named CompuClean, Lonzell went on to work as an IT consultant for clients including the J. Peterman Company, Time Warner Communications, and Verizon Wireless. Lonzell is the award-winning author of Teach Yourself Visually iPad, for which he won the 2010 International Award of Excellence from the Society for Technical Communication. This work also earned Lonzell the Distinguished Technical Communication award and Best of Show 2010 from the STC. Lonzell was also presented the Award of Excellence for Teach Yourself Visually iPhoto ‘09 in 2009. He is the author of other popular titles, including Teach Yourself Visually iPad 2,My Samsung Galaxy Tab, Canon VIXIA HD Digital Field Guide, Final Cut Pro 6 for Digital Video Editor’s Only, and Teach Yourself Visually Digital Video. Currently, Lonzell teaches Digital Asset Creation to graduate students at Bellevue University and is a freelance technical writer and instructional designer whose courseware has been used to train the CIA, FBI, NASA, and all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces. He is a frequent contributor to StudioMonthly.com and is an author for Lynda.com. Lonzell’s writing has been syndicated, with hundreds of published tutorials and tips that help demystify consumer electronics and software. He holds a master’s degree in Instructional Design and Development and is the owner of Creative Intelligence LLC, an instructional design and technical writing company (creativeintel.com). Craig James Johnston has been involved with technology since his high school days at Glenwood High in Durban, South Africa, when his school was given some Apple II Europluses. From that moment technology captivated him, and he has owned, supported, evangelized, and written about it. Craig has been involved in designing and supporting large-scale enterprise networks with integrated email and directory services since 1989. He has held many different IT-related positions in his career ranging from sales support engineer to mobile architect for a 40,000-smartphone infrastructure at a large bank. In addition to designing and supporting mobile computing environments, Craig writes about it for BYTE Magazine at BYTE.com and CrackBerry.com, a leading BlackBerry blog. Craig also cohosts the CrackBerry.com, BYTE Wireless Radio, and BYTE Apple Radio podcasts. You can see Craig’s previously published work in his books Professional BlackBerry, My BlackBerry Curve, My Palm Pre, My Nexus One, My Motorola Atrix 4G, and My BlackBerry PlayBook. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |