User manual SONY SGP-T212GB

[. . . ] Sony Tablet Help guide SGPT21 Series Read This First Turning On Your Tablet Device Shutting Down Your Tablet Device Turning On/Off the Screen Notes on Using the AC Adapter Charging the Battery Notes on Using the Battery Installing/Removing a Battery Pack How to Use the Touch Screen Notes on the Screen Handling the Touch Screen Starting Wi-Fi Communications Notes on Using the Wi-Fi Function About the Bluetooth(R) Function Communicating with Another Bluetooth(R) Device Stopping Bluetooth(R) Communications Notes on Using the Bluetooth(R) Function About Bluetooth(R) Security About the Wireless WAN Enabling Wireless WAN Communications Disabling Wireless WAN Communications Inserting/Removing a SIM Card Notes on the SIM Card Setting Up an Access Point About the GPS Function Enabling the Location Information Disabling the Location Information Removing/Inserting a microSD Memory Card Notes on Using microSD Memory Cards Notes on microSD Memory cards Notes on Connecting Your Tablet Device and a Computer with a USB Cable Parts and Controls Checking the Supplied Items Caring for Your Tablet Device Online Support Websites Notes on Holding Your Tablet Device About Sample Data Saving the Battery Consumption Notes on Using Voice Communications Apps Notes on Geomagnetic Sensor Using the Built-in Camera Notes on the Built-in Camera Enjoying Full-scale Games Enjoying Video Content Enjoying Music Content Enjoying Digital Books Viewing Apps Recommended by Sony Searching for Apps Enjoying Video, Music or Photo Content on Other Devices Sharing Exciting Experiences via Social Network About the Home Screen Customizing the Home Screen Favorites Widgets Application Launcher About the Notification Panel Rotating the Screen Quick Search Locking the Screen Displaying Recent Apps Entering Text Using the On-screen Keyboard Cutting and Pasting Text Google Account Changing the Settings Before Use List of Apps Email Browser Camera Calculator Calendar Contacts Desk clock Music player Video player What You Can Do Over the Home Network About DLNA Preparing the Home Network Playing Back Content Stored on Another Device (Server) Playing Content on other Devices by Sending (Throwing) it Social Feed Reader Registering a Twitter or Facebook account Switching the Posts (Article) Displayed Reading and Writing the Post (Article) Searching for Posts (Articles) or Friends Select App Gallery Video Unlimited Music Unlimited Personal Space Reader Using Video chat plugged into Skype(TM) Ustream Evernote HD Games Foursquare Crackle About Backup Wi-Fi checker Copying Data on a Computer to Your Tablet Device Supported Formats Using Media Go Trademarks Specifications Support for Sony Entertainment Network Support for Pre-installed PlayStation(R) Games The tablet device does not turn on. Heat builds up in the tablet device, the battery, and the AC adapter while the tablet device is in use or being charged. There is a point that is not displayed properly on the screen. Your tablet device gets slow/is not performing as expected. [. . . ] Tap the desired website from the list. Camera You can shoot photos and movies using the built-in front and rear cameras. Various shooting settings such as image size are also available. Location information also can be added to photos. Tap to start the Camera app. Note Make sure that a microSD memory card is inserted before using the camera. All photos and movies are stored on the microSD memory card. Hint If you cannot find the icon to start the app, look for it in the application launcher displayed by tapping [ Apps] at the top right of the Home screen. In order to add location information to the photos, GPS must be enabled or your tablet device must be connected to the network when you take photos. You can view the photos and movies you recorded from Gallery app also. Shooting Photos/Movies 1. Tap or at the top left of the screen to select photo or movie. Aim the camera to your subject, and tap For photos: A photo is shot. or . Hint The rear camera is equipped with an auto-focus function. You can switch between the front camera and the rear camera by tapping screen. or at the top right of the , a photo is shot when the subject Finishing the Camera app Tap displayed on the status bar at the bottom left of the screen. If the status bar is not displayed, tap the bottom left of the screen once. Note Copyright and portrait rights The recorded images and sounds on your tablet device may be copyrighted. Unauthorized use of such materials other than for personal use may violate copyright laws. Using or modifying images or names of other people without their permission may violate portrait rights. You should thus take into account copyright and portrait rights when putting recorded images on Internet websites. Some performances, shows and displays may restrict recordings for even personal use. Unauthorized recording of such materials may be contrary to copyright laws. Calculator You can use your tablet device as a calculator. In addition to four arithmetic operation of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, trigonometric function, exponent function, logarithm, etc. Tap to start the Calculator app. Hint If you cannot find the icon to start the app, look for it in the application launcher displayed by tapping [ Apps] at the top right of the Home screen. Calendar You can manage your schedule on your tablet device. By registering your Google account, you can sync your Google calendar and your schedule data, making your schedule even more handy. If using Microsoft Exchange Server, you can manage your schedule by connecting to Microsoft Exchange Server. Note Ask your network administrator, etc. [. . . ] When you want to change the time it takes to turn off the screen, tap [ Screen] - [Timeout] in that order to set the time. If you set the time to a longer interval, the battery will be consumed faster. Apps] - [ Settings] - [ The touch screen does not work as expected. Make sure you know how to use the touch screen [Details]. If the touch screen is damaged (scratched, etc. ), contact the service/support center named in the warranty. [. . . ]