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Mastering Your Android Phone

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4 Hrs 22 Min

31 Videos

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In this class we cover it all from button functions, screen gestures and settings, to sending and receiving messages and emails and finding, adding and creating contacts. Plus, you’ll learn to utilize everything from navigation and maps to taking great pictures and video. And we’ll give you tons of little tips and tricks that will surprise even the most seasoned user so you can show them up for a change.

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Course Syllabus

The Phone

  1. Home button
  2. Back to Kansas button
  3. Volume up/down buttons
  4. Back and menu Buttons

The Screen

  1. Screen pieces
  2. Lock Screen
  3. Home screens
  4. Orientation

The Keyboard

  1. Typing
  2. Changing keyboards
  3. Swipe entry
  4. Special characters
  5. Voice control

Gestures

  1. Tap
  2. Pinch in
  3. Pinch out
  4. Slide
  5. Double tap
  6. Tap and hold
  7. Tap and slide
  8. Patience

Using the Phone

  1. Using the sleep/wake button
  2. Launching the application
  3. Bringing up the keypad
  4. Dialing
  5. Starting the call – ending the call
  6. Getting home
  7. Contacts
  8. Navigating contacts
  9. Search/quick link
  10. Adding contacts
  11. Adding contacts From scratch
  12. Photo
  13. Multiple phone numbers
  14. Adding emails
  15. Changing ring tones – for this caller
  16. Changing vibration for the caller
  17. Changing text tone
  18. Text vibration
  19. Dialing using the contact record
  20. Messaging using the contact record

Messaging

  1. Launching the application
  2. What you see – creating a message
  3. The pop up keyboard
  4. Making sure to use the area code
  5. The pop up keyboard
  6. Switching the view.
  7. Party line messages
  8. Menu options
  9. With a message
  10. With a conversation
  11. Wih the application
  12. Creating a contact
  13. Adding to a contact
  14. Settings for messages
  15. Appearance

The Phone Part 2

  1. More stuff on the screen
  2. Favorites – speed dial
  3. Recents
  4. All/missed
  5. In out
  6. Returning calls
  7. Contacts
  8. Keypad
  9. Voicemail
  10. What to do while your on the call…
  11. Share the wealth using the speaker phone
  12. Punching the keypad while on the phone
  13. Mute
  14. Looking up a contact
  15. Getting back to the screen
  16. Instant conference calls
  17. Start, add, merge
  18. Answering the phone
  19. Answering From lock screen
  20. Answer with a text
  21. Silence but don’t hang up..
  22. Adding contacts from Phone calls
  23. Adding phone number to a contact.
  24. Blocking a number

$495.00

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Description

In this class we cover it all from button functions, screen gestures and settings, to sending and receiving messages and emails and finding, adding and creating contacts. Plus, you’ll learn to utilize everything from navigation and maps to taking great pictures and video. And we’ll give you tons of little tips and tricks that will surprise even the most seasoned user so you can show them up for a change.

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