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Version | 2.3 |
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Codename | Gingerbread |
Release Date | December 6, 2010 |
Kernel | Linux kernel 2.6.35 |
User Interface | Graphical (Multi-touch) |
Supported architectures | ARM |
Default user interface | Graphical (Multi-touch) |
New Features | Near Field Communication (NFC) support, improved keyboard, copy/paste, improved power management |
API Level | 9 |
Preceded by | Android 2.2 |
Succeeded by | Android 3.0 |
Guide to the initial setup and first-time use of Android on your phone.
Understand the main interface elements and navigation of the Android Home screen.
Learn various touch gestures like tap, swipe, pinch, and double-tap for phone interaction.
Secure your phone by setting up a screen lock pattern, PIN, or password.
Extend battery performance by managing features, brightness, and sync settings.
Details on connecting to cellular networks for voice and data transmission.
Instructions for establishing connections to available Wi-Fi networks.
Steps to pair and connect your phone with Bluetooth-enabled devices.
Transfer files between your phone and computer using a USB cable.
Learn how to initiate, conduct, and terminate phone calls using the Phone application.
How to accept or decline incoming phone calls on your device.
Make calls directly from your contact list or favorites.
Use Google Search to find information on your phone and the internet.
Perform tasks and search using voice commands through Voice Search.
Access and view your phone's contact list, including favorites.
Step-by-step guide to adding new contacts and their information.
Obtain step-by-step directions for travel by foot, transit, bicycle, or car.
Use turn-by-turn voice guidance for navigation to your destination.
Set, configure, and manage alarms with custom times, ringtones, and repeat options.
Find, download, and install applications from the Android Market.
Manage Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, VPN, tethering, and mobile network connections.
Configure call forwarding, call waiting, voicemail, and fixed dialing numbers.
Manage location services, screen lock, and device administrator permissions.
Add, remove, and manage accounts and their data synchronization settings.