Motorola DROID BIONIC - CAR CRADLE Manuel d'utilisateur

1Bionic GreetingsIn This Chapter▶ Freeing the phone from its box▶ Installing the SIM card and battery▶ Charging the battery▶ Familiarizing yourself wi

18Part I: A Bionic Phone Between the earbuds and the sharp, pointy thing is often found a doodle on which a button sits. The button can be used to mut

19 Chapter 1: Bionic GreetingsDocking StationsA docking station is a heavy base into which you can set your phone. There are several models:Standard D

20Part I: A Bionic Phone After choosing the proper HDMI input on the monitor or TV, you see the same image from the Droid Bionic touchscreen displayed

21 Chapter 1: Bionic Greetings ✓ Don’t forget that the phone is in your pocket, especially in your coat or jacket. You might accidentally sit on the

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10Part I: A Bionic Phone Looking in the boxYou find several items inside the Droid Bionic box, most of which are poten-tially useful. Even if you’ve a

11 Chapter 1: Bionic GreetingsThe most important doodad is the phone itself, which might require some assembly before you can use it; refer to the nex

12Part I: A Bionic Phone Battery contacts Lift here to remove battery.Battery MicroSD cardSIM cardFigure 1-1: The guts of the Droid Bionic. Insert th

13 Chapter 1: Bionic GreetingsAfter the SIM card and battery are installed, attach the back cover: Position the back cover over the phone’s rear; then

14Part I: A Bionic Phone ✓ You can use the phone while it’s charging. ✓ You can charge the Droid Bionic in your car, using what was once called a ci

15 Chapter 1: Bionic Greetings ✓ The soft buttons appear below the touchscreen, as shown earlier, in Figure 1-2. They have no function unless the phon

16Part I: A Bionic Phone ™with8MP | AF1080p HD VIDEOExternal speakerNoise-cancellingmicrophoneNoise-cancellingmicrophoneLED FlashPower / Lockbutton8 m

17 Chapter 1: Bionic Greetings 4. Pry off the back cover. The prying takes some effort. Use your thumbnail to free the cover from the back of the