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Internet Tablet OS 2008 edition Feature upgrade User Guide Nokia N800 Internet T ablet Nokia N8 1 0 Internet T ablet EN[...]
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DECL ARATIO N OF CONF ORMIT Y Hereby, NOKIA CORPORATION declares that this RX-34/RX-44 product is in compliance with the essential requirements and ot her relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC. A copy of the D eclaration of Conf ormity can be found at http://www.nokia.com/phones / declaration_of_confor mity/. © 2008 Nokia. All rights reserved[...]
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Contents Safety ................... .............................. ......... 5 Your device ......................... ........................ 7 Touch scree n ...... ... ....... ........ ... ....... ........ ... ....... ....... .... ....... ..... 7 Task na vigator ... ....... ....... ....... .... ....... ....... .... ....... ....... .... . 8 Applica[...]
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E-ma il ....... ....... ....... .... ....... ....... .... ....... ....... .... ....... ....... .... ...... 3 2 Create an e-ma il account ...... ....... ....... .... ....... ....... ... 32 Retrie ve and read e-ma il messages ... ....... .... ....... ... 33 Create and sen d e-ma il mess ages .. ....... ....... .... ...... 34 Defin e e-mail settings .[...]
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5 PC connectivity ................................. ...... 49 Battery and charger information .......... 50 Nokia battery authentication guide lines ..... ....... ....... ... 51 Care and ma intenance ..................... ...... 52 Additional safety information ............... 53 Open source software notice ................. 54[...]
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6 Sa fe ty Read th ese sim ple guideline s. Not fo llowin g them may be dangerou s or ille gal. R ead the comp lete use r guide for furt her in forma tion. SWITCH ON SAFEL Y Do not switch t he dev ice on wh en wirel ess device u se is p rohibited or whe n it m ay caus e int erfere nce or danger. ROAD SAFETY COMES FIRST Obey all local law s. Alwa ys[...]
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7 Network services Contact your ser vice provider for add itional instructions for t he us e o f netwo rk se rvices a nd in form ation on wh at charges will a pply. Some n etwor ks may h ave l imitation s that affect how yo u can us e networ k servic es. Your service provider may have requested that certain features be disable d or not act ivated i[...]
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Your device 8 Your device Your Noki a intern et table t provi des easy access to the int ernet t hroug h a wire less netwo rk conn ect ion (WL AN/ Wi-Fi) or Blu etooth connection w ith co mpatible mobile phones. Its wide scre en and port able size mak e it optima l for e njoying the web and in ternet commun ications awa y from your laptop or des kt[...]
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Your device 9 Task navigator The ta sk n av iga tor (1) in clude s ic o ns th at y ou c an t ap to open new applic ations and switch bet ween r unning applications . To select an opt ion in a m enu, tap it. To close the m enu, tap ano ther ar ea of the scr een. The ta sk na vigator co ntains t he followi ng items by defau lt. To change t he items, [...]
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Your device 10 —you have set an alarm. —your device is connected to anot her device throu gh a USB cable. The presence icon—y our presen ce status. To c hange the presence se ttings, ta p the icon . It is v isible only after you have c reated an accou nt for interne t call a nd ins tant mes sagin g se rvic es. T he ic ons a re th e foll owi n[...]
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Your device 11 Minimise and close buttons Every appli cation ha s th e min imise and close bu ttons (4 ). If you ta p , the cur rent app licatio n is hid den and t he underlyin g applica tion is shown . To brin g the min imis ed application back to the t op, tap its icon in the a pplication switche r. If you t ap , the curre nt applica tion or a pp[...]
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Your device 12 Device control You c an con trol the device in several di fferen t wa ys: tap the scre en wit h the styl us or f inge rs; o r pre ss th e scr oll k ey and other ha rdwa re ke ys on the device. For m ore inform ation on to uch scre en a nd hard ware key inte ract ion, see the de vice help nam ed after your prod uct, for exampl e, ‘N[...]
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Your device 13 To ent er acce nted l etters, hold dow n [ Chr ], and press a letter key re peatedly un til the desired accen ted ch aracte r appears. To pre view a ll spec ial chara cters a vailable , press [ Chr ] briefly. The integrated keyboard allows you to use global keyboard shortc uts, a s well as short cuts f or appli cation specific tasks.[...]
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Your device 14 7 Nume ric keyboar d—Wh en you press the shift key, the most c ommon s pecial charact ers are display ed in this area. 8 —Dele tes the chara cter to th e left of th e curso r. 9 —Mo ves th e cu rsor t o t he ne xt r ow o r t ext input field. Additional functions ar e based on t he current context (for example, in the web addres[...]
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Your device 15 Text input settings To defi ne the te xt input setti ngs, ta p , and sele ct Setti ngs > Control pa nel . In Control panel , sele ct Text in put settin gs . For mor e informat ion, see the devic e hel p. Volu me contro l To adjust the mast er volume of your device, tap on the stat us indica tor area. To set the mast er volum e, dr[...]
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Your device 16 Note: If you lose the devic e lock code, you must take the device to a Nokia author ised service facility. To u nlock t he devic e, th e software must be reloaded, and all data you have sa ved in the device m ay be lost . Lock touch screen and keys The touc h sc reen and key lo ck pr events a ccidenta l operation of the dev ice wh en[...]
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Your device 17 Nokia N800 Internet Tablet —Your device has tw o memory card slots. There is an intern al slot under t he back cover a nd anot her slot und er the mem ory card cov er on the front co rner of the device. The supported memor y card formats are as f ollows: • MultiMedia Card (MMC), (full size) • Reduced Size M MC (with adapter) ?[...]
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Your device 18 Back up and restore data You can back u p data to a compa tible ext ernal or in ternal mem ory card and restor e it, if necessary. The backup appears a s a folder on t he me mory car d. You can a lso secur e the ba ckup w ith a p asswor d. To back up data, do the followin g: 1. Tap , and select S etting s > Backu p/Resto re > N[...]
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Your device 19 updates as they m ay contain impor tant bug fixes and other updates. To view and in stall the availa ble s oftware updates, tap , and select Install up date s in A pplic atio n ma nage r... . In Applicati on manager , select the packa ges to install and Updat e . To i nstall a ll the packa ges, select Up date all . When additional ap[...]
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Your device 20 4. To start the sea rch, select OK . Results appear i n Sear ch r esu lt s . To stop the search at any time, tap on the application toolbar. When you stop a se arch, you cannot contin ue it; you m ust sta rt a n ew se arch. The search function in your device operates with Boolean AND logic, which me ans that all sea rch word s must m[...]
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Internet connec tions 21 Inte rnet conn ec tion s Your devi ce allows you to ac cess the int ernet eith er through a w ireless netw ork (W LAN/W i-Fi) or a mo bile phone t hat supports Blu etooth w ireless techn ology. Connectivit y settings To ed it and create inter net c onnect ions, and to a djust connect ion creation logic, tap , and se lect Se[...]
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Internet connec tions 22 1. In Co nnect ion setu p: N ame and t ype , define th e following: Connecti on n ame —Ent er a descriptive nam e for the connection . Conn ection type : —Selec t WLAN (w ireless local are a netw ork). Select Next to proceed. 2. The device as ks whether you want to scan for availabl e WLAN netw orks. Selec t Yes to st a[...]
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Internet connec tions 23 Impo rtant : Alway s en able o ne of the available encryp tion methods t o increase the secu rity of your w ireless LAN con nection . Using encryption reduces the risk of unauth orise d access to y our data. Select Next to proceed. 3. In Co nnection setup: C ompl ete , select Fi nish to save the settings, or Advance d to de[...]
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Internet connec tions 24 A Bluet ooth connection doe s not require that the compatible ph one and your in ternet tablet be in line of sight, bu t both de vices sh ould be within 10 met res (32 feet) of each other. Connections can be subject to inte rfere nce fr om o bstr uctio ns, s uch as w alls or othe r electronic de vices. Do n ot create connec[...]
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Internet connec tions 25 Connecti on n ame —Ent er a descriptive nam e for the connection . Conne ction typ e: — Sel ect th e typ e o f the ne tw ork o ve r which you want to access th e intern et. To us e a pac ket-swit ched da ta se rvice in a ce llular network, such as GPRS (n etwork se rvice), s elect Packet data . To use a circuit-sw itche[...]
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Internet connec tions 26 To enable con nections, briefly press the pow er key, and selec t Normal mod e > OK . Note: In the offline m ode, you cannot use featu res that require wirel ess netw ork or Blue toot h connec tion . To use the feat ures, you m ust first set the device back to no rma l mode. If t he device has been locke d, enter the loc[...]
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Browse the web 27 Browse the web To open the web browser, tap , and select Open new br owser window or a bookmark. Be fore y ou can con nec t to the in te rnet , y ou m us t defi ne the prop er intern et conne ction s ettings. For detailed instruct ions, see ‘Co nnectivity settings’, p. 21. Import ant : U se only ser vices th at you trust and t[...]
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Browse the web 28 Manag e bo okmarks To manage the bookmarks you saved in the devic e, tap , and select Man age book mar ks . In the bookmark manager, you can add, move, copy, rename, dele te, and open bookmarks and folders. The book mark folders are shown o n the le ft, and the bookmarks in the selected folder on the right. To open a folder and a [...]
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Internet communication 29 Internet communication To comm unicate over the intern et, you must have an active netw ork co nnect ion a nd reg iste red us er acc ounts and passwords for internet call, inst ant messagi ng, and e-mail servic es with service provide rs outside Nokia. You c an h ave mult iple accou nts for interne t ca ll and instan t mes[...]
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Internet communication 30 5. In Ac count setu p: Use r name , def ine the follow ing: User name —E nte r the us er n ame fo r th e accoun t. If yo u are defining a Google Talk user name , enter the full user nam e (eve ry thin g bef ore @gma il. com) . Passwo rd —Enter the password for the account. Verif y passwo rd — Enter th e pas swor d ag[...]
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Internet communication 31 Contacts To manage contact info rmation and start communi cating with yo ur co nta cts, ta p , a nd s ele ct View Co nta cts . The m ain view of the Con tacts applica tion displa ys cont act inform ation in two panes: t he left pane lists ava ilable groups, and the right pan e shows t he contacts in the selected group an d[...]
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Internet communication 32 the chat room i n Room nam e , or select th e room from the list of previo usly used rooms . To join the chat room, selec t OK . If the ch at room is pr otected by a passw ord, Enter passwo rd is displayed. To join the protected chat room, enter the correct password, and select OK . To write an d send a chat message, t ap [...]
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Internet communication 33 Nokia N810 Internet Tablet —Tap to ac tiva te the integrated web camera. To en d an int ernet call, tap . When you en d a c all, a call summa ry is displayed. E-mail To s end and rec eive e-m ail m essages, you mu st ha ve an active in ternet connect ion and a r egistered e -mail accou nt with a s ervi ce p rovide r. Fo [...]
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Internet communication 34 Tip: With POP3, the messages you retrieve are stored locally on your dev ice and do not remain on t he se rver. With I MAP4, the mes sages you retrieve rema in on the ser ver. Secu re conne ction —Define th e securit y settin g for incoming me ssages. Use secure authenti cation —Se lect if you wan t the system to u se [...]
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Internet communication 35 view, hold t he stylus on unt il a contex t-sens itive menu appears, and s elect the de sired account . When retrie ving e-ma il, all mess ages in t he out box folder are se nt re gardless of the selected accoun t. To ret rie ve th e cont en ts of a sel ec ted m ess ag e, tap th e message h eader. You can s et the device t[...]
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Internet communication 36 Play sound when message arrives —Sel ect i f you wa nt a tone to sound when a new me ssage is received. Com posing pa ge Default mess age format —Select th e defa ult mess age forma t fo r your e -mail mes sages. Modify e-mail account Select > Tool s > Ac coun ts... . The e-ma il accounts page opens. Select t he [...]
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Internet communication 37 Secu re conn ect ion —Defin e the sec urity settin g for the server conn ection for outgoing e-m ail messages. Follow the in structions given by you r servic e provide r. Por t —Follow the instruct ions given by your service provider. Use connec tion-spec ific SMTP serv ers: —Se lect if you want to use conne ction-sp[...]
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Media applications 38 Media appli cations Media player With Media player , you can li ste n to mus ic an d othe r audio files st ored on you r device or a co mpatible mem ory card (if inse rted) and audio streams from the in ternet. You can also watch vide o clips or wat ch streaming videos from the in terne t. Thr ough the media pla yer, you ca n [...]
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Media applications 39 2. In Add media boo kmar k , enter the URL address of t h e audio stream. If an audio stre am is pl aying, the dialog provides its URL address. 3. From the available types of m edia streams, se lect Internet radio , an d s el ect OK to sav e the channel . The radio chann el is added to Medi a player > Library > Internet [...]
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Media applications 40 Medi a pla yer does not nece ssarily support all features of a file form at or a ll the va riation s of file for mats. UPnP media servers Universal plu g and play (UPnP) t echnology allow s device s to con nect se amles sly an d simplifie s the implem enta tion of netw orks for data sharing, comm unicatio ns, and ente rtainme [...]
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Media applications 41 The RSS feed reader su pports the f ollowing f ile formats: Rich Site Summa ry, RDF Site Summa ry, Really S imple Syndication (all ar e also known as RSS), and A tom. To refresh all feeds or only the selected one, tap , and select the desired o ption. When r efreshing a fe ed, the RSS feed reader updat es it to contain all con[...]
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Positioning 42 Positioning The Global Positioning Sys tem (GPS) is a w orldwide radio naviga tion sys tem that include s 24 satellite s an d their ground st ations that monitor the ope ration of the satellite s. A GPS term inal, suc h as the in ternal GPS r eceiver in Nokia N810 Int ernet Tablet produc ts, receives low-power radio sign als fr om th[...]
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Positioning 43 The inte rnal GPS rece iver takes i ts power f rom the device battery. Using the GPS receiver m ay drain the battery fast er. You c an also pair a compa tible GPS recei ver wit h your device us ing B luetooth wireless t echnology . Tips on creati ng a GP S conn ection If your dev ice can not find the sat ellite s ignal, conside r the[...]
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Positioning 44 Nokia N800 Internet Tablet —Local maps are not pre- installed on your d evice. You must download the local maps se parately through t he map application. F or more information, see ‘Select and dow nload maps’, p . 44. Nokia N810 Internet Tablet —Local maps are pre-ins talled on your device. The map coverage and level of detai[...]
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Positioning 45 Find locations To find addres ses, citie s, suburban ar eas, and services stored in t he map data base, tap on the toolbar. You c an search for a location based on the f ollowing inform ation : Addre ss —Enter the street address of a desire d location. To limit your search to a certa in area, ente r a postal code or the nam e of a [...]
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Positioning 46 servic e, if you have not yet done so. After purcha sing, all navigation features become available in the m enu. To start navigation, tap the arrow icon on the righ t side of the di splay, se lect Find rout e from the menu , and e nter th e destina tion s imilarly to find ing a loca tion. W hen a GPS signal is ava ilable, you r curre[...]
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Settings 47 Settings App lica tion ma nager With Applica ti on man ag er , you can install new applications and other ex tension s from the a pplication catalogues (re positories) on the intern et and from t he inbox, w eb links, or File m anager. You c an also view and update installed package s and uninst all the m. Tap , and select Sett ings >[...]
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Settings 48 decreases to save powe r and ho w soon t he disp lay is turn ed of f. GPS l ocat ion —Configure items related to GPS func tionality, and view th e details of your current location. Lang uage and regio n —Sele ct your region and device lang uage. Me mor y —View the memo ry status of the de vice and the ins erted memor y ca rd. Pan [...]
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Utilities 49 Utili ties Calculator To access the calcul ator, tap , and select Utilitie s > Cal cula tor . Not e: This calcula tor has limited accur acy and is designed for simple calculations. Clock To set the date and time, se lect an analogue or digital clock, s et alar ms, and acc ess language and regional settings, tap , and select Utilit i[...]
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PC co nnec tivity 50 PC connectivity You c an con nect your device to a compa tible PC wit h the supplied Noki a conne ctivity ca ble (USB). Use th e USB cable to tra nsfer file s to a compa tible memor y card and to update the latest software on your devi ce. You can also use Bluetoot h conne ctivity to make a w ireless connec tion t o your compat[...]
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Battery and char ger information 51 Battery a n d charger information Your device is powered by a rechargeable battery. The battery inten ded for us e wit h Nok ia N800 is B P-5L, and wit h Nok ia N810 B P-4L. These devices are int ende d for use when su pplie d with power from the following chargers: Nok ia AC-4 and DC- 4. The batte ry can be char[...]
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Battery and char ger information 52 Use the battery onl y for its intende d purpose. Never use any charger or battery t hat is dama ged. Keep you r battery out of the reach of small children. Nokia b attery authenticati on guid elines Alwa ys use original Nokia batte ries for yo ur s afety. T o chec k that you are getting an origin al Nokia battery[...]
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Care and maintenance 53 Care and maintenance Your d evice is a produc t of supe rior design and craftsmanship and should be treated w ith care. The foll owing suggestions will help you protec t your w arranty coverage. • Keep the device dry . Precipitation , humid ity, and all types of liquids or mois ture c an co ntain mine rals tha t will corro[...]
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Additional safety information 54 Additio nal safe ty information Small child ren Your de vice an d its e nhancem en ts may contai n small parts . Keep th em out of the rea ch of small c hildren. Oper ating envi ronme nt Thi s device meet s RF exp osur e guid elin es whe n used eith er in the normal u se position or w hen positioned at least 1.0 ce [...]
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Open source software notice 55 Open source soft ware notice This product includes certain free / open source and other software ori ginated from third parties, that is subject to the GNU Gene ral Pub lic Lice nse (G PL), GNU Library/ Lesser General Public License (LG PL) and other differe nt and/or additional copyright licenses, disclaimers and not[...]
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Open source software notice 56 • Tim Hudson ( tjh@cryptsoft.com) Copyright © 1996 NVIDIA, Corp. NVIDIA design patents pendi ng in the U .S. and foreign countries. NVIDIA, CORP. MAKES NO REPRESENTATION ABOU T THE SUITAB ILITY OF THIS SO URC E CODE FOR A NY P URPO SE. IT I S PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT EXPRESS OR IM PLIED WARRANTY OF ANY K [...]