What to do if my Navon D 501 is unable to charge?
If your Navon Cell Phone is not charging, the battery or charger might be damaged, so try replacing them. Also, ensure that you are charging the device in an appropriate environment, as charging in temperatures less than -10°C or higher than 55°C can cause issues. Finally, check if the plug is properly connected.
Why does my Navon D 501 have poor reception?
If your Navon Cell Phone is showing poor reception, this could be due to several factors. You might be in an area with poor reception, such as near tall buildings or in a basement, where radio waves struggle to transmit. In such cases, try to avoid these locations. Alternatively, the network might be busy, especially during rush hour. In this instance, try to avoid usage during peak times. It could also be related to the distance from the base station; you can request a service area plan from your network provider.
General| Operating System | Android |
|---|---|
| SIM | Dual SIM |
| RAM | 1 GB |
| Internal Storage | 8 GB |
| Rear Camera | 5 MP |
| Front Camera | 2 MP |
| Battery | 2000 mAh |
| GPS | Yes |
| Display Size | 5.0 inches |
| Resolution | 480 x 854 pixels |
| Processor | 1.3 GHz |
| Expandable Storage | microSD |
| Network | 3G |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
Learn to interact with touch screen elements like icons, buttons, menus, and the onscreen keyboard for device operation.
Instructions on inserting SIM and SD cards, and charging the phone's battery.
Overview of the main screen, its customization options, and navigation through different panels.
Methods for typing text, including using the onscreen keyboard and entering various characters.
Steps to add application shortcuts to the Home screen for quicker access.
Enabling, disabling, and searching for Bluetooth devices for wireless communication.
Using GPS for location access, navigation, and positioning via GPRS or WLAN.
How to initiate a phone call by dialing a number or selecting a contact.
Available options during an active call, such as hold, conference, and mute.
Procedures for making emergency calls, even without a SIM card or network coverage.
Steps to make international calls using country codes and the '+' prefix.
Methods for answering incoming calls using the screen or headphone key.
Accessing and reviewing the list of all, answered, dialed, and missed calls.
Instructions for adding new contacts to the phone's address book.
How to find existing contacts by entering keywords in the search function.
Accessing advanced contact management features like import/export and display settings.
Creating and managing contact groups for organized communication.
Setting contacts as favorites for quick access from the Contacts application.
Composing and sending text and multimedia messages, including adding recipients and attachments.
Steps to select and delete message conversations from the messaging application.
How to forward an existing message to other recipients.
Connecting to Wi-Fi networks for internet access and managing network settings.
Using the web browser to navigate pages, add bookmarks, and view web content.
Taking photos and recording videos using the phone's built-in camera.
Playing music, audiobooks, and podcasts with various playback and setting options.
Watching videos by browsing the video list and selecting files to play.
Listening to FM radio stations, adding channels, and using earphones as an antenna.
Recording audio files using the phone's sound recorder function.
Viewing time and date, setting alarms, and managing alarm features.
Performing basic and advanced calculations using the built-in calculator application.
Managing files, creating folders, and performing copy, move, or delete operations.
Transferring files between the phone and a computer using a USB cable.
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