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General| Brand | LG |
|---|---|
| Model | Vortex |
| Category | Cell Phone |
| Language | English |
Ensures the product is used with its designated battery or power supply unit.
Caution about connecting to improperly grounded equipment and ensuring proper installation.
Guidance on using the correct external power source and handling battery packs carefully.
Caution that permanent hearing loss may occur if earphones are used at high volume.
Warns about potential malfunction of medical equipment and advises turning off the phone in healthcare facilities.
Provides information on FCC safety standards for human exposure to Radio Frequency (RF) electromagnetic energy.
Instructions for installing and removing the battery and inserting/removing the microSD card.
Guides on charging the phone using a Wall/USB charger and connecting the USB cable.
Offers tips to extend battery life by managing background features and monitoring usage.
Instructions on how to turn the phone on, turn it off, and unlock the screen.
Step-by-step instructions for creating or signing into a Google Account on the phone.
Describes how to interact with the phone's touchscreen using various gestures like touch, touch and hold, drag, swipe, and double-tap.
Explains how to manage applications, including viewing, opening, switching, customizing the launch screen, and adding categories.
Guides on searching for information on the phone and the web using Quick Search Box or Bing search by text or voice.
Instructions on setting up and changing a lock pattern or PIN/password to secure the phone's screen.
Explains how the phone connects to provider's mobile networks for voice and data, and how to disable data roaming.
Guides on connecting to Wi-Fi networks, including turning Wi-Fi on, adding networks, and managing settings.
Explains Bluetooth technology, pairing devices, changing Bluetooth name, and connecting to devices.
Guides on connecting the device to a computer via USB for data transfer and synchronization.
Instructions on how to place calls by dialing, using phone memory, call log, contacts, or favorites.
Guides on how to answer or decline a call, including silencing the ringer.
Instructions on calling contacts from the Contacts list or using Quick Contact.
Details features available during a call, such as muting the microphone, using speakerphone, or conference calls.
Guides on listening to voicemail messages, including setting up voicemail and accessing messages.
Provides one-touch access to Bing search, maps, news, images, and videos.
Allows searching for locations and places, and getting directions for travel by foot or car.
Guides on using Bing Maps Navigation for turn-by-turn driving directions, both spoken and displayed.
Guides on accessing, registering, using, and manually backing up contacts with Backup Assistant.
Enables storing names, phone numbers, and other information in the phone's memory.
Guides on adding, viewing, and communicating with friends and acquaintances.
Provides steps to add new contacts and synchronize them with Google, Exchange, or other accounts.
Explains how to configure background data use and synchronization options for applications.
Guides on using the Email application to read, write, and organize messages from various services.
Explains how to read messages from the Combined Inbox, Inbox, or other folders.
Guides on composing and sending email, including adding recipients, subject, attachments, and saving drafts.
Guides on setting up and configuring email accounts, including manual setup and Exchange ActiveSync.
Details managing voicemail directly from the device, displaying messages, and playing, saving, or erasing them.
Explains Gmail's web-based, conversation-based, and label-organized features, optimized for mobile use.
Guides on composing and sending messages with Gmail addresses or other email accounts.
Explains how to search for specific emails within your Google account on the web and phone.
Explains how to open Messaging, create new messages, and delete message threads.
Provides instructions on sending text (SMS) and multimedia (MMS) messages.
Guides on chatting with friends, sending messages, and managing chat sessions.
Allows dialing phone numbers manually and calling voicemail using the keypad.
Guides on calling contacts or numbers directly by speaking the name or number.
Allows searching by voice with a simple touch of Voice Search.
Provides instructions on using the camera, getting to know the viewfinder, and taking quick photos.
Guides on shooting quick videos, understanding the viewfinder, and using advanced settings.
Allows viewing albums of pictures and videos, working with albums, and changing display order.
Guides on viewing, browsing, rotating, cropping, and sharing pictures.
Explains how to play videos, share them, and delete them.
Guides on opening Android Market, finding, browsing, downloading, and installing applications.
Provides steps for downloading and installing applications, including handling paid applications and refunds.
Guides on transferring music files, opening the music library, searching, deleting, and working with playlists.
Allows playing various video file formats and controlling playback with onscreen options.
Explains how to open the YouTube application, watch, search, and share videos.
Guides on viewing calendar and events, changing calendar view, and managing agenda, day, week, month views.
Provides steps for creating events, adding details, inviting guests, and setting reminders.
Allows performing simple mathematical calculations using basic and advanced panels.
Enables monitoring date, time, weather, and other information, and playing photo slideshows.
Guides on setting alarms, modifying existing ones, and configuring time, repeat, ringtone, and vibrate settings.
Explains how to open the Settings application to customize and configure the phone.
Covers settings for managing wireless radio communications, including Airplane mode, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth.
Guides on configuring phone call settings like Assisted Dialing, Voicemail service, and voicemail settings.
Covers sound settings for configuring ringtones, vibrations, and alarm sounds.
Guides on setting location preferences and security settings for the phone and its data.
Guides on adding, removing, and managing accounts, controlling data synchronization schedules.
Covers personal data management, including factory data reset and SD card & phone storage.
Covers voice input settings like language and SafeSearch, and voice output (Text-to-Speech).
Allows choosing default connection modes for PC connection via USB and managing Wi-Fi/Bluetooth settings.
Provides complete TIA Safety Information for wireless handheld phones, including RF signal exposure.
Explains RF signals emitted by phones and FCC adopted RF exposure guidelines.
Recommends minimum separation between wireless phones and pacemakers to avoid interference.
Provides important information for safe phone use and damage prevention.
Details hazards related to dust, heat sources, power plugs, metallic articles, and battery short-circuiting.
Warns about prolonged exposure to loud sounds and provides recommendations for safe listening.
Provides FDA consumer updates on wireless phone health hazards and the FDA's role in safety.
Explains FCC guidelines for RF exposure limits (SAR) and how to find the phone's RF exposure level.
Discusses RF energy interaction with medical devices like pacemakers and hearing aids, and FDA testing.
Offers essential tips for safe phone use while driving, including knowing features and using hands-free devices.
Explains the phone's compliance with government requirements for radio wave exposure (SAR).
Details FCC regulations for hearing aid compatibility, rating systems, and potential interference with hearing devices.
Lists supported cellular frequencies, EVDO, 1xRTT, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth specifications.
Provides instructions on performing a factory reset, both through settings and hardware keys.
Addresses removing applications from the Home screen, uninstalling applications with errors, and camera functionality.
Outlines the terms and conditions of LG's limited warranty for the subscriber unit and accessories.
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