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Using this manual 2

Using this manual Thank you or purchasing this Samsung mobile phone. This phone will provide you with high quality mobile

communication and entertainment based on Samsungsexceptional technology and high standards. This user manual has been specially designed to guide youthrough the unctions and eatures o your phone.

Please read this manual care ully be ore using yourphone to ensure sa e and correct use. The descriptions in this manual are based on the de aultsettings o your phone.Please keep this manual or uture re erence.

Instructional iconsBe ore you start, amiliarise yoursesee in this manual:

Warning situations that c

yoursel or others

Caution situations that coyour phone or other equipm

Note notes, usage tips, orin ormation


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Copyright in ormationRights to all technologies and producphone are the property o their respe

Bluetooth is a registered trademaSIG, Inc. worldwide.Java is a trademark o Sun MicrWindows Media Player is a regisMicroso t Corporation.Wi-Fi, the Wi-Fi CERTIFIED logregistered trademarks o the Wi-Fi

Re er topages with related in ormation; orexample: p.12 (represents see page 12)

Followed by the order o options or menusyou must select to per orm a step; or example: In

Menu mode, select Messages

Create message (represents Messages , ollowed byCreatemessage )

[ ] Square brackets phone keys; or example:[ ] (represents the Power/End key)


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Contents4

Assembling .............................................8Unpack .................................................................. 8Install the SIM or USIM card and battery ...... 8Charge the battery ........................................... 10Insert a memory card (optional) ................... 12Attach a hand strap (optional) ...................... 13

Getting started ..................................... 14Turn your phone on and o ........................... 14Get to know your phone ................................. 15Use the touch screen ........................................ 18

Lock or unlock the touch scAccess menus .....................Use widgets ........................Customise your phone .......Manage your SIM or USIMEnter text ............................Access help in ormation ...

Communication .............Calling .................................Logs ....................................

Contents


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Messages ............................................................ 32IM .......................................................................... 37

Entertainment ...................................... 38Camera ................................................................ 38Music player ....................................................... 41Find music .......................................................... 43FM radio .............................................................. 43Games and more ............................................... 45

Personal in ormation .......................... 46Contacts .............................................................. 46Calendar .............................................................. 48Task ...................................................................... 49

Memo ..................................Voice recorder .....................

Web ................................Internet ................................RSS reader .........................Downloads .........................Google ................................Synchronise ........................ActiveSync .........................Communities ......................Facebook ............................MySpace .............................


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Connectivity ......................................... 59Bluetooth ............................................................ 59Wi-Fi ..................................................................... 61PC connections .................................................. 62

Tools .......................................................64Alarms .................................................................. 64Calculator ............................................................ 64Convertor ............................................................ 64Dictionary ........................................................... 65Image editor ...................................................... 65My les ................................................................ 67Stopwatch .......................................................... 68

Timer ...................................Video editor ........................World clock ........................

Settings ...........................Access the Settings menu ..Phone pro les ....................Display and light ................Time and date .....................Phone settings .....................Smart unlock ......................Touch panel .........................Application settings ...........


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Security ............................................................... 75Network settings .............................................. 75Memory settings ............................................... 76Reset settings .................................................... 76

Troubleshooting .................................. 77

Sa ety and usage in ormation ........... 81

Index ......................................................89


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Assembling8

AssemblingUnpack Check your product box or the ollowing items:

Mobile phoneBattery Travel adapter (charger)User manual

Use only Samsung-approved so tware. Pirated orillegal so tware may cause damage or mal unctionsthat are not covered by your manu acturer'swarranty.

The items supplied with youdepending on the so tware available in your region or oprovider.You can obtain additional aclocal Samsung dealer. The supplied accessories pephone.

Install the SIM or USIMbatteryWhen you subscribe to a cellular serva Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) details, such as your personal identiand optional services. To use UMTS you can purchase a Universal Subscr(USIM) card.


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Insert the SIM or USIM card.3Your phone has 2 SIM or USIM to use 2 SIM cards and switch be

Place the SIM or USIM cardthe gold-coloured contacts I you do not insert a SIM o

only use your phones non-nsome menus.

To install the SIM or USIM card and battery,

I the phone is on, press and hold [1 ] to turn it o .Remove the back cover.2

Be care ul not to damage your ngernails when youremove the back cover.


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Charge the batteryBe ore using the phone or the rst the battery.

Use only Samsung-approved cUnauthorised chargers or cablto explode or damage your phWhen your battery is low, the warning tone and display a low The battery icon will alsblinking. I the battery level bphone will automatically powebattery to continue using your

Open the cover to the multi unc1 o the phone.

Insert the battery.4

Replace the back cover.5


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Plug the large end o the travel a3outlet.

You can use the phone whilemay take longer to ully chWhile charging, the phone mis normal and should not ali espan or per ormance.I your phone is not workinphone and the charger to a SCentre.

When the battery is ully charge4no longer moving), unplug the trphone and then rom the power

Do not remove the battery betravel adapter. Doing this mayphone.

Plug the small end o the travel adapter into the2multi unction jack.

Improperly connecting the travel adapter can causeserious damage to the phone. Any damages due tomisuse are not covered by the warranty.


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Remove the back cover.1Insert a memory card with the la2


Remove the memory car

Ensure that the memory card is n1 operation.Remove the back cover.2

Insert a memory card (optional) To store additional multimedia les, you must inserta memory card. Your phone accepts microSD ormicroSDHC memory cards with maximum capacities o 16 GB (depending on memory card manu acturer and

type).Samsung uses approved industry standards ormemory cards, but some brands may not be ullycompatible with your phone. Using an incompatiblememory card may damage your phone or thememory card and can corrupt data stored on thecard.

Your phone supports only the FAT le structure or

memory cards. I you insert a card ormatted witha di erent le structure, your phone will ask you tore ormat the memory card.Frequent writing and erasing will shorten the li espan o memory cards.


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Attach a hand strap (opRemove the back cover.1Slide a hand strap through the ha2hook it over the small projection


Push the memory card gently until it disengages rom3the phone, and then pull the memory card out o thememory card slot.

Do not remove a memory card while the phone istrans erring or accessing in ormation, as this couldresult in loss o data or damage to the memory cardor phone.

Format the memory cardFormatting your memory card on a PC may causeincompatibilities with your phone. Format the memorycard only on the phone.In Menu mode, select Settings Memory settings

Memory card details

Format

Yes.Be ore ormatting the memory card, remember tomake backup copies o all important data stored inyour phone. The manu acturers warranty does notcover loss o data that results rom user actions.


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Getting startedTurn your phone on and o To turn on your phone,

Press and hold [1 ].Enter your PIN and select2 Done (i necessary).Select3 OKto register new SIM or USIM cards.Select4 Next .Assign a name and signal icon to the SIM or USIM cards5

by ollowing the on-screen instructions.Select6 Next .Select a SIM or USIM card and select7 On to activate it.

Select the8 De ault Network droprimary SIM or USIM card, and

Read the help in ormation and s9Once you insert 2 SIM or USIprompted to select either o th

network services, such as callweb services.

To turn o your phone, repeat step 1 Follow all posted warnings o cial personnel when in arwireless devices is restrictedand hospitals.

To use your phone's non-net

switch to the o ine pro le.


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Get to know your phone Phone layout

SIM selection

Front camera

lens or videocalls

Mouth peice

Earpiece

Touch screen

Power/End keyBack key

Volume key

Dial key

Multi unction jack

Lock key

Camera key

Internal antenna


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Key Function

SIMselection

In Idle mode, USIM cards wsend messagesmanagement m

CameraIn Idle mode, In Camera morecord a video

Indicator iconsIcons shown on the display myour region or service provide

Icon De nition / Signal strength

GPRS network con

EDGE network co

KeysKey Function

DialMake or answer a call; In Idle mode,retrieve recently dialled, missed, orreceived numbers.

Back In Menu mode, return to theprevious level .

Power/End

Turn the phone on or o (press andhold); End a call; In Menu mode,return to the main menu or returnto Idle mode.

Volume Adjust the phones volume.

Lock Lock the touch screen and keys;Unlock the touch screen and keys(press and hold).


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Icon De nitionBluetooth hands-connected

Bluetooth activated

Alarm activatedMemory card inser

New text message

New multimedia m

New email messag

New voice mail me

Normal pro le acti

Silent pro le activa

Battery power leve

Current time

Icon De nition

UMTS network connected

HSDPA network connected

Voice call in progress

Video call in progress

SOS message eature activated

Browsing the web

Connected to secured web page

Roaming (outside o normal service area)

Call diverting activated

Connected with PC

Wi-Fi activated


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Control your touch screen with the Tap: Tap once to select or launch a application.Double-tap: Tap twice quickly to zviewing photos or web pages.

Drag: Tap and hold on an item, and to move the item.Scroll: Tap and drag up, down, le titems on lists.

Your phone turns o the toudo not use the phone or a sturn on the screen, press anyYou can also adjust the back

mode, select Settings

DBacklight time .

Use the touch screenYour phones touch screen lets you easily select items orper orm unctions. Learn basic actions to use the touchscreen.

To avoid scratching the touch screen, do not use

sharp tools.Do not allow the touch screen to come incontact with other electrical devices. Electrostaticdischarges can cause the touch screen tomal unction.Do not allow the touch screen to come in contactwith water. The touch screen may mal unction inhumid conditions or when exposed to water.

For optimal use o the touch screen, remove thescreen protection lm be ore using your phone.


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Select a menu or application.3Press the Back key to move up o4close the menu or application an

Organise applications in You can reorganise the applications ichanging their order or grouping themsuit your pre erences and needs.

In Idle mode, select1 Menu to acSelect2 Edit at the top le t o theDrag an application icon to the lo3You can move an application icomenu screen.

Select4 Done .

Select Reset to initialise the m

Lock or unlock the touch screenand keysYou can lock the touch screen and keys to prevent anyunwanted phone operations.

To lock, press [ ]. To unlock, press and hold [ ].Alternatively, press [ ] and tap and hold the lock icon.You can also set the phone to automatically lock the touchscreen and keys when you do not use the phone or aspeci ed period. In Menu mode, select Settings Touchpanel On under Auto-lock .

Access menus To access your phones menus,In Idle mode, select1 Menu to access Menu mode.Scroll le t or right to a main menu screen.2


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Drag the widget to the idle scree3to activate it on the idle screen. To move the widget back to the wto the position you want on the w

Select4 Done .

View or change widgetsYou can view widget names or selectthe widget toolbar.

Open the widget toolbar and sele1Select2 on the idle screen. The marked widgets are availabltoolbar.Select the widgets you want to in3toolbar.

Select4 Save .

Use widgetsWidgets are small applications that provide convenient

unctions and in ormation on your idle screen.Some o your widgets connect to web services.Using a web-based widget may incur additionalcharges.Available widgets may vary depending on yourregion or service provider.

Open the widget toolbar To open the widget toolbar and access widgets,

In Idle mode, select1 Widget at the top le t o the screento open the widget toolbar.Scroll le t or right on the widget toolbar to nd the2widget you want to use.


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In Menu mode, select1 SettingsVibration eedback .

Drag the slider to adjust the inten2

Switch to the silent proIn Idle mode, select Keypad , and thmute or unmute your phone.

Set up a sound pro leYou can change your phone's soundsthe current sound pro le or switchingpro le. To set up a pro le,

In Menu mode, select1 SettingsSelect2 next to the pro le youSelect a SIM or USIM card.3

Customise your phoneGet more rom your phone by customising it to match yourpre erences.

Set the current time and dateIn Menu mode, select1 Settings Time and date .Set the time and data optons.2Select3 Save .

Adjust the volume o the key tonesIn Idle mode, press the Volume key up or down.

Adjust the vibration intensity o thetouch screen

You can adjust the intensity o the vibration eedback thatresults when you tap the phone screen.


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Scroll le t or right to an image.4 To select an image rom the imaImages .

Select5 Set .

Adjust the brightness o In Menu mode, select1 Settings Brightness .

Drag the slider to adjust the leve2Select3 Save .

Calibrate the touch screeYou can calibrate the screen so that yyour inputs better.

In Menu mode, select1 SettingsCalibration .

Customise the sound options or incoming calls,4incoming messages, and other phone sounds.

Available sound options vary depending on theselected pro le.

Select5 Save .

To switch to another pro le, select it rom the list.

Select a wallpaper or the idle screenYou can select separate wallpapers or each panel o theidle screen and each SIM or USIM card.

In Idle mode, scroll le t or right to one panel o the idle1screen.

In Menu mode, select2 Settings Display and light Wallpaper .

Select a SIM or USIM card.3


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Select a gesture (A to Z) or the 5 To select a language or gestureslanguage .

Press the Back key. I you set th6 skip to step 7.

Select7 Save . To unlock the touch screen, press anygesture that corresponds to the unloc

Lock your phoneYou can lock your phone by activatinpassword.

In Menu mode, select1 SettingsSelect2 On under Phone lock .Enter a new 4- to 8-digit passwo3

Tap the target on the screen until the calibration is2nished.

Select3 Yes.

Unlock the touch screen with gesturesWith the smart unlock eature, you can unlock the touchscreen by drawing a speci ed character on the lockedtouch screen. To set an unlock gesture,

In Menu mode, select1 Settings Smart unlock .Select2 On under Gesture unlock .Select an unlock option.3You can set the phone to unlock only, unlock and thenmake a call to a avourite number, or unlock and thenlaunch an application.I you set the phone to unlock only, skip to step 5.

Select a avourite number to dial or select an4application to launch.


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Select3 On under PIN lock .Enter the PIN o your SIM or U4Done .

Once the PIN lock is enabled, you mtime you turn on the phone.

I you enter an incorrect PINSIM or USIM card will be ba PIN unlock key (PUK) to card.I you block your SIM or Uan incorrect PUK, bring the provider to unblock it.

Manage your SIM or UYour phone supports Dual SIM modto use two SIM or USIM cards at thechanging them. Learn to select a deand change the card settings.

Enter the new password again and select4 Done . The rst time you access a menu that requires apassword, you will be prompted to create andcon rm a password.

Once the phone lock is enabled, you must enter the

password each time you turn on the phone.I you orget your password, bring your phone to aSamsung Service Centre to unlock it.Samsung is not responsible or any loss o passwords or private in ormation or otherdamages caused by illegal so tware.

Lock your SIM or USIM cardYou can lock your phone by activating the PIN suppliedwith your SIM or USIM card.

In Menu mode, select1 Settings Security SIM.Select a SIM or USIM card.2


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Set the starting and ending time 4or USIM card you want.

Select5 Save .

Enter textYou can enter text by selecting charakeypad.When you tap the text input eld, thevirtual keypad appears by de ault.

To switch to ABC or T9 mode, selekeypad. When the T9 mode is activappears.

To change case or switch to Numbselect Abc. Depending on your regto access an input mode or your s To clear your input, select . To move the cursor, select . To switch to Symbol mode, select

Select a de ault SIM or USIM card andnetwork In Idle mode, press and hold [1 ].Select2 Network a SIM or USIM card slot.

Select3 On under the card name.Select the4 De ault network drop-down list and selectthe de ault SIM or USIM card.

Select5 Save .Your phone will automatically reboot.

Switch the SIM or USIM cards

automaticallyIn Idle mode, press and hold [1 ].Select2 SIM auto switch .Select3 On to activate the auto switch eature.


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Mode Function

Symbol

Select1. or to syou want.Select an appropria2.a symbol.

Access help in ormatioLearn to access help ul in ormationyour phone.

In Idle mode, open the widget to1Drag2 to the idle screen and seRotate the phone anti-clockwise 3Select a help topic to learn about4

eature.

Scroll right to view more in orm5 To return to the previous level, s

To insert a space, select . To start a new line, tap and hold .

You can use the ollowing modes:

Mode Function

ABC Select an appropriate virtual key until thecharacter you want appears on the display.

T9

Select the appropriate virtual keys to1.enter an entire word.When the word displays correctly, select2.

to insert a space. I the correct worddoes not display, select an alternativeword rom the list that appears or select

to select an alternative word.

Number

Select an appropriate virtual key to enter anumber.

You can enter numbers by tappingand holding a virtual key in ABC or T9 mode.


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CommunicationCallingLearn to use calling unctions, such as making andanswering calls using options available during a call, orcustomising and using call-related eatures.

Make and answer a callMake a call1 In Idle mode, select Keypad and enter an area code

and a phone number.

Press [2 ] to dial the number. For a video call, select Video call .During a call, your phone automatically locks thetouch screen to prevent accidental inputs. To unlock,press and hold [ ].

To end the call, press [3 ].Use the phonebook to save

requently. p. 46 To quickly access the call loyou dialled recently, press [

Answer a call1 When a call comes in, press [

When the phone is ringing, pradjust the volume, or press anddown to mute the ringtone.

For a video call, press [2 ] andallow the caller to see you. The ront camera lens is activate

To end the call, press [3 ].


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To answer a call, press the headset To end a call, press and hold the he

Use options during a voiYou can use the ollowing options wprogress:

To adjust the voice volume, press thdown. To activate the speakerphone eatu

Yes.In noisy environments, you mhearing some calls while using

eature. For better audio per

normal phone mode. To turn o the microphone so that cannot hear you, select Mute . To switch the current call to a videcall.

Reject a callWhen a call comes in, press [ ]. The caller will hear abusy tone.

You can set up a list o numbers to reject incomingcalls automatically. p. 29

Call an international numberIn Idle mode, select1 Keypad and tap and hold 0 toinsert the + character.

Enter the complete number you want to dial (country2code, area code and phone number), and then press[ ] to dial the number.

Use the headsetBy plugging the supplied headset into the multi unction jack, you can make and answer calls:

To redial the last call, press and hold the headset button.


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View and dial missed calYour phone will display calls you havdisplay.

When you have one missed call, seevent alert widget and select Voic

When you have two missed calls o rom the event alert widget and secall.

Use additional eaturesYou can use various other call-relatedauto rejection, ake calls, or Fixed Dmode.

Set the auto rejectionUse the auto rejection to reject calls automatically. To activate the auto rejreject list,

To listen and talk to the other party via the headset,select Headset . To place a call on hold, select Hold . To retrieve a held call,select Retrieve . To dial a second call, dial a new number. The rst call isautomatically placed on hold. To answer a second call, press [ ] when a call waitingtone sounds. The rst call is automatically placed onhold. To switch between the two calls, select Swap . To end the call on hold, select On hold .

To make a multiparty call (con erence call), make oranswer a second call and select Join when connectedto the second party. Repeat to add more parties. Youmust subscribe to the multiparty call service to use this

eature. To connect the current party to the party placed on hold,select More Trans er. You will be disconnected.


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To make a ake call, press and hold tin Idle mode. A ake call comes in ao time.

You can change the delay timIn Menu mode, select Settisettings Call Fake calYou can make ake calls applaying back a recorded voicselect Settings ApplicatFake call Fake call voice

LogsLearn to view and manage logs o creceived, or missed and messages yo

View call and message loIn Menu mode, select1 Logs .Select the2 Alldrop-down menu

In Menu mode, select1 Settings Applicationsettings Call All calls Auto reject .

Select2 On under Activation .Select3 Add number under Reject list .Select the number input eld, enter a number to reject,4and select Done Save . To add more numbers, repeat steps 3 and 4.5Select the check boxes next to the numbers.6 Select7 Save .

Make a ake callYou can simulate ake incoming calls when you want to getout o meetings or unwanted conversations. To activatethe ake call eature,

In Menu mode, select1 Settings Applicationsettings Call Fake call .

Select2 On under Activation .


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Option FunctionEmailcounter

View the numbsent or received

Call cost

View cost recoras the cost o t

total cost o allthe currency ancost limit to resto your calling may be unavailyour SIM or US

Call timeView time datathe duration ototal duration o

You can reset the records in theach screen, select Reset or R

Select a log to view its details.3From the detail view, you can dial the number, senda message to the number or add the number to thephonebook or reject list.

View the log managerFrom the log manager, you can check the amount o dataor number o messages sent or received and the cost andduration o your calls.

In Menu mode, select1 Logs Log Manager .Select an option you want.2

Option Function

Datacounter

View the amount o data you havesent or received.

Messagecounter

View the number o messages youhave sent or received.


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I you decide not to send a you can save it to the dra t I an error occurs while youit will be saved in the outboresend it later.When a message is sent suc

saved in the sentbox.

Set up an MMS pro le To send and receive multimedia mesactivate a connection pro le or conserver. In addition to pro les that areprovider, you can add your own conn

In Menu mode, select1 MessagesMultimedia messages ProSelect2 Create .Customise the parameters or th3When you are nished, select4 S

MessagesLearn to create and send text (SMS), multimedia (MMS), oremail messages, and view or manage messages you havesent or received.

Send a text message1 In Menu mode, select Messages Create message

Message .

Select the recipient input eld and select2 .You can enter a number or email address manuallyor select one rom the call log or group by selectinganother option.

Select the check boxes next to contacts and select3Add.

Select4 Tap to add text .Enter your message text and select5 Done .Select6 Send to send the message.


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Set up an email account aIn addition to the email account predprovider, you can add your personal eyou can add your own connection proservices.

Set up an email account1 In Menu mode, select Messages

Email accounts .For assistance with setting up yoselect the Email setup wizard .

Select2 Add account .Customise the settings or the ac3When you are nished, select4 S

Send a multimedia message1 In Menu mode, select Messages Create message

Message .

Select the recipient input eld and select2 .You can enter a number or email address manuallyor select one rom the call log or group by selectinganother option.

Select the contacts and select3 Add.When you enter an email address, the phone will ask i you want to send a multimedia message. Select OK to con rm.

Select4 Tap to add text , enter your message text, andselect Done .Select5 Add media and attach a le.You can select a le rom the le list or capture a photo,video, or sound clip.

Select6 Send to send the message.


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Select5 Tap to add text , enter yoselect Done .

Select6 Add les and attach a leYou can select a le rom the lvideo, or sound clip.

Select7 Send to send the message View a message

Messages you have received, sent or automatically into the ollowing me

Inbox : Received text or multimediEmail inbox : Sent or received em

Outbox

: Messages that are currento be sent.Sentbox : Sent messages.Dra ts : Messages that you have sa

Set up an email pro le1 In Menu mode, select Messages Settings Email

Pro les .

Select2 Create .Customise the network settings.3When you are nished, select4 Save .

Send an email message1 In Menu mode, select Messages Create message

Email.

Select the recipient input eld and select2 .

You can enter an email address manually or select romthe call log or group by selecting another option.

Select the check boxes next to contacts and select3Add.

Select4 Tap to add subject and enter a subject.


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Listen to voice mail mesI you have set missed calls to be divserver, callers may leave voice messaanswer incoming calls. To access youlisten to voice mail messages,

In Idle mode, select1 Keypad , anFollow the instructions rom the2

You must save the voice mail saccessing the server. Your servyou the number.

Use message templates

Learn to create and use text and multquickly and easily create new messag

Create a text templateIn Menu mode, select1 Messagestemplates .

View a text or multimedia message1 In Menu mode, select Messages and select a message

older (inbox or sentbox).

Select a text or multimedia message.2

View an email message1 In Menu mode, select Messages Email inbox .Select an email account.2Select3 Download .Select an email or a header.4I you selected a header, select5 Retrieve to view the

body o the email.


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To use a multimedia template to creamessage, rom the template list, seletemplate to use. Your template will opmultimedia message.

Send an SOS messageIn case o an emergency, you can askan SOS message to speci ed recipien

This eature may be unavailabregion or service provider.

In Menu mode, select1 MessagesSending options .

Select2 On to turn on the SOS meSelect the recipient eld to open 3

Select2 Create to open a new template window.Select the eld, enter your text, and select3 Done .Select4 Save .

You can now insert a text template in the text eld whilecreating a text, multimedia, or email message by using theinserting option.

Create a multimedia templateIn Menu mode, select1 Messages Templates Multimedia templates .

Select2 Create to open a new template window.Create a multimedia message, with a subject and3desired attachments, to use as your template. p. 33

Select4 Save .


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IMLearn to chat with riends and amiuniversal instant messengers, such asPalringo.

This eature may be unavailab

region or service provider.In Menu mode, select1 IM.Select2 OK rom the intro window

The rst time you access thebe prompted to con rm. To change the language orMenu Settings Langu

Enter your user ID and password3Chat with your amily or riend4

Select4 Tap to add recipient , enter a recipient number,and select Save . Skip to step 7. To select a number saved in your contact list, selectContacts to open the contact list and then continuewith the next step.

Select contacts and select5 Add .Select a phone number (i necessary).6 When you are nished setting the recipients, select7 Save .

Select the8 Repeat drop-down menu and select thenumber o times to repeat the SOS message.

Select9 Save Yes.

To send an SOS message, the touch screen and keys mustbe locked. Press the Volume key 4 times.

Once you send an SOS message, all phone unctionswill be suspended until you press [ ].

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EntertainmentCameraLearn how to capture and view photos and videos. You

can capture photos at resolutions up to 2560 x 1920 pixels(5 mega pixels) and videos at resolutions up to 320 x 240pixels.

Capture a photo1 In Idle mode, press the Camera key to turn on the

camera.

Rotate the phone anti-clockwise to landscape view.2 Touch the screen to hide or display icons in theview nder. The memory capacity may di er depending onthe shooting scene or shooting conditions.

Aim the lens at the subject and m3adjustments. Press the Volume ke

Press the Camera key to take a p4 The photo is saved automatically

A ter capturing photos, select to

photos.

Capture a photo by usingoptions or various scen

Your camera provides you with predevarious scenes. You can simply selecyour shooting condition and subjects

In Menu mode, press the Camera1 camera.Rotate the phone anti-clockwise 2Select3 a scene .

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Capture a series o photoYou can easily capture a series o phsubjects. This is use ul when you arechildren at play or a sporting event.

In Idle mode, press the Camera k1

camera.Rotate the phone anti-clockwise 2Select3 Continuous .Make any necessary adjustments4Press and hold the Camera key. T5continue to capture photos until yCamera key.

Make any necessary adjustments.4Press the Camera key to take a photo.5

Capture a photo in Smile shot modeYour camera can recognise peoples aces and help youcapture photos o their smiling aces.

In Idle mode, press the Camera key to turn on the1camera.

Rotate the phone anti-clockwise to landscape view.2Select3 Smile shot .Make any necessary adjustments.4

Press the Camera key.5Aim the camera lens at your subject.6 Your phone recognises people in an image and detectstheir smiles. When the subject smiles, the phoneautomatically takes a photo.


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Capture a mosaic photoYou can capture multiple images andcombine them into a mosaic.

In Idle mode, press the Camera k1camera.

Rotate the phone anti-clockwise 2Select3 Mosaic .Select an image layout and press4Make any necessary adjustments5Press the Camera key to take pho6

Capture a photo with decIn Idle mode, press the Camera k1camera.

Rotate the phone anti-clockwise 2Select3 Frame .

Capture a panoramic photoYou can capture wide panoramic photos usingPanorama shooting mode. This mode is convenient orphotographing landscapes.

In Idle mode, press the Camera key to turn on the1

camera.Rotate the phone anti-clockwise to landscape view.2Select3 Panorama .Make any necessary adjustments.4Press the Camera key to take the rst photo.5Slowly move the phone in the direction you want and6

align with the rame.When you have aligned the rame and the icon, thecamera will automatically capture the next photo.

Repeat step 6 to complete the panoramic photo.7

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A ter capturing videos, select to videos.

Music playerLearn to listen to your avourite mus

the music player. The music player sle ormats: mp3, aac, wma, 3gp, an

Add music les to your pStart by trans erring les to your ph

Download rom the wireless web.Download rom a PC with the opt

p. 62Receive via Bluetooth. p. 60Copy to your memory card. p. 6Synchronise with Windows Media

Select a rame and press the Camera key.4Make any necessary adjustments.5Press the Camera key to take the photo and6 automatically apply the decorative rame.

Capture a video1 In Idle mode, press the Camera key to turn on thecamera.

Rotate the phone anti-clockwise to landscape view.2Select3 to switch to the camcorder.Aim the lens at the subject and make any necessary4adjustments.

Press the Volume key to zoom in or out.5Press the Camera key to start recording.6 Select7 or press the Camera key to stop recording. The video is saved automatically.

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Icon Function

Change the repeat one le, or repeati

1. These icons are shown when you

Create a playlistIn Menu mode, select1 Music plaSelect2 Playlists Create .Select the input eld, enter a title3and select Done .

To assign an image to the playlis4above Tap to edit and select annew photo.

Select5 Save .Select the new playlist.6

1

Play musicA ter trans erring music les to your phone or memorycard.

In Menu mode, select1 Music player .Select a music category2 a music le.Control playback with the ollowing icons:3

Icon FunctionPause playback; Select to resumeplayback.

Skip backward; Scan backward in a le(tap and hold).

Skip orward; Scan orward in a le (tapand hold).

Activate Shu e mode.

Change the equaliser type.

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Select5 to stop recording.Follow the on-screen instructions6 recording to the music in ormati

FM radioLearn to listen to music and news on to the FM radio, you must connect thwhich serves as the radio antenna.

Listen to the FM radioPlug the supplied headset into th1In Menu mode, select2 FM radioSelect3 Yes to start automatic tun The FM radio scans and saves avautomatically.

The rst time you turn on the prompted to start automatic tu

Select7 Add Tracks .You can add all music les rom another playlist byselecting Playlists and then a playlist.

Select the les you want to include and select8 Add.

Find musicLearn to access an online music service to get in ormationabout a song.

This service is not available rom some serviceproviders. The database may not include in ormation or allsongs.

In Menu mode, select1 Find music .Select2 Find music to connect to the server.Select a connection pro le to use.3When your phone is success ully registered, select4 torecord a part o a song.

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Save radio stations automPlug the supplied headset into th1In Menu mode, select2 FM radioSelect3 More Sel -tuning .

Select4 Yes to con rm (i necess The FM radio scans and saves avautomatically.

Record songs rom the FPlug the supplied headset into th1In Menu mode, select2 FM radio

Select3 to turn on the FM radioScroll to the radio station you wa4Select5 to start recording.

Control the FM radio with the ollowing icons:4

Icon Function

/Change the requency by 0.1 MHz.;Select an available radio station (tapand hold).

Turn o the FM radio; Select to turnon the FM radio.

Access the avourites list.

/Change the sound output (headset orphone's speaker).

Record songs rom the FM radio.

To get in ormation about a song you hear on the FMradio, select More Find music . p. 43 To add the current radio station to the avourites list,select Add to Favourites .

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Play games or launch appIn Menu mode, select1 Games .Select a game or application ro2the on-screen instructions.Select More to access a list o v

settings or your game or applicAvailable games or applicatdepending on your region orControls and options o gammay vary.

When you are nished recording, select6 Stop . Therecorded le will be saved in Radio clips (in Menumode, select My les Sounds ).

Games and moreLearn to use games and applications powered by award-winning Java technology.

The download o Java games or applications maynot be supported depending on the so tware o the phone.

Download games and applications1 In Menu mode, select Games More games .

Your phone connects to the website preset by yourservice provider.

Search or a game or application and download it to2the phone.

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Personal in ormationContactsLearn to create and manage a list o your personal or

business contacts stored on the phones memory or a SIMor USIM card. You can save names, mobile phone numbers,home phone numbers, email addresses, birthdays andmore or your contacts.

Create a contactIn Idle mode, select1 Contacts Create contact .

Select a memory location (phone or SIM or USIM card).2Enter contact in ormation.3Select4 Save to add the contact to memory.

You can also create a contact rom th

In Idle mode, select1 Keypad andnumber.

Select2 Add to Contacts

Select a memory location.3Enter contact in ormation.4Select5 Save to add the contact to

Find a contactIn Idle mode, select1 Contacts .Select the search eld, enter the 2name you want.You can also drag to select thename.

Select the contacts name rom t3

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Create your name cardIn Idle mode, select1 Contacts .Select2 More My namecard .Enter you own personal details.3

Select4 Save .You can send your namecard bmessage or email or trans errwireless eature or ActiveSyn

Create a group o contacBy creating groups o contacts, you contacts and send messages or email

Start by creating a group.In Idle mode, select1 Contacts .Select the2 Contacts drop-downGroups .

Once you ound a contact, you can:call the contact or send a message by selecting

oredit the contact in ormation by selecting Edit

Set a avourite numberIn Idle mode, select1 Contacts .Select the2 Contacts drop-down menu and selectFavourites .

Select a location number3 a contact. The contact is saved to the avourite number list.

Once you set a avourite number, you can

dial the number by tapping and holding thecorresponding location number on the diallingscreen.All avourite numbers will be assigned to thebuddy list ( ) on the widget toolbar.

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View events To change the calendar view,

In Menu mode, select1 CalendarSelect2 More View by day , Viby month .

To view events o a speci c date,

In Menu mode, select1 CalendarSelect a date on the calendar. On2dates with scheduled events are itriangle.

Select an event to view its detail3

To view events by event types,

In Menu mode, select1 CalendarSelect2 Event list an event typSelect an event to view its detail3

Select3 Create group .Select a name, caller ID photo, ringtone, and vibration4type or the group.

Select5 Save .

CalendarLearn to create and manage daily, weekly or monthlyevents.

Create an eventIn Menu mode, select1 Calendar .

Select2 Create

an event type.Enter the details o the event as required.3Select4 Save .

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MemoLearn to record important in ormatioa later date.

Create a memo

In Menu mode, select1 Memo .Select2 Create memo .Enter your memo text and select3

View memosIn Menu mode, select1 Memo .

Select a memo to view its details2

Task Learn to create a virtual task list and set alarms to remindyoursel o important tasks or set priority.

Create a task

In Menu mode, select1 Task .Select2 Create task .Enter the details o the task.3 To add detailed settings, select Set details .

Select4 Save .

View tasksIn Menu mode, select1 Task .Select the2 Priority drop-down menu and select acategory (priority, status, or due date) to sort the tasks.

Select a task to view its details.3

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Play a voice memoIn Menu mode, select1 Voice recSelect2 My voice clips to access Select a voice memo.3

Control playback with the on-scr4Icon Function

Pause playback; Splayback.Skip backward; Sc(tap and hold).Skip orward; Sca

and hold).

Voice recorderLearn to operate your phones voice recorder. You can setvoice memos as call or alarm ringtones.

Record a voice memo

In Menu mode, select1 Voice rec.Select2 to start recording.Speak into the microphone.3When you are nished, select4 .Your memo is saved automatically.

To record more voice memos, select5 Record and

repeat steps 2-4.

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WebInternetLearn to access and bookmark your avourite web pages.

You may incur additional charges or accessing theweb and downloading media. For details, contactyour service provider. The web browser menu may be labelleddi erently depending on your service provider.Available icons may vary depending on yourregion or service provider.

Set up an internet pro le To access the network and connect tomust activate a connection pro le. Inthat are preset by your service providown connection pro le.

In Menu mode, select1 Internet pro les .

Select2 Create .Customise the network settings.3

Browse web pagesIn Menu mode, select1 Internet

speci ed homepage. To access a speci c web page, seenter the web address (URL) o select Go.

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manually add a bookmark o ine. To

In Menu mode, select1 Internet Select2 Add.Enter a web address (URL) and a3Select4 Save .

RSS readerLearn to use the RSS reader to receivin ormation rom your avourite w

Add an RSS eed addresIn Menu mode, select1 Internet Select2 Add.Select the address input eld.3

Icon Function

Move backward or orward to webpages in history.

Re resh the current web page.

Change the view mode.Add the current web page to thebookmark list.

Open a list o saved bookmarks.

Access a list o web browser options.

Bookmark your avourite web pagesYou can bookmark web pages you requently visit or quick access. While navigating the web, select to bookmark the current web page.

DownloadsEnter the address o an RSS eed and select4 Done .


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DownloadsLearn to download a variety o medwallpapers, ringtones, games, music,

In Menu mode, select1 DownloadSearch or and download media2desired.

As a result o the Digital Righsystem, some o the media ite

rom the internet or receive bmessages may require a licencYou can acquire the key romowns the rights to the content.

Select5 OK.

Update and read RSS eedsIn Menu mode, select1 Internet RSS eeds.

Select2 Update a eed Update Yes.Select a eed category3 an updated eed.

The auto update eature sets the phone toautomatically update RSS eeds at speci edintervals. You can activate the auto update eatureby selecting Internet Settings RSS update .Activating the auto update eature increase theamount o data downloaded and may incuradditional charges.


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To synchronise only your emails,Select a connection pro le to use or Exchange4A i S


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In Menu mode, select1 ActiveSynSelect2 Email Inbox Sync select Outbox Sync.

CommunitiesLearn to share your photos and videoon community websites and blogs, suFacebook.

This eature may be unavailabregion or service provider.

Set your avourite websiIn Menu mode, select1 CommunSelect a connection pro le to acc2

ActiveSync.

When you are nished, select5 Save .Select6 OKto con rm the activation screen.Select a synchronisation pro le.7

Synchronisation will begin with the Microso tExchange server you have speci ed.

Start synchronisationA ter con guring sync settings or each data type, you cansynchronise your data with the Exchange server (either alldata at the same time or email only). To synchronise all items,

In Menu mode, select1 ActiveSync .Select2 Sync.

I you synchronise all items, you may incur chargesor updating items unnecessarily.

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Select a website or blog you wan3Enter your user ID and password4necessary).

To upload les, select5 Tap to add

le.Enter the post details and select6

Facebook This eature may be unavailabregion or service provider.

In Menu mode, select1 FacebookEnter your email address and pas2Log in .

necessary).

Select4 Accept to con rm that you agree to the generaldisclaimer.

The rst time you access the menu, you will beprompted to con rm.

Select the website or blog you want to add and select5Save . To update the community list again, select Updatelists , new websites or blogs will added to the listautomatically.

Share a le

To upload or view photos and videos, you must haveaccounts with photo sharing websites and blogs.

In Menu mode, select1 Communities .

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y p This eature may be unavailabregion or service provider.

In Menu mode, select1 MySpaceEnter your email address and pas2Log in .Use the ollowing eatures:3

Feature Description

Home Use various optiophotos and thoug

My Mail Send and view mriend requests.Photos View and upload

Friends Search or rienor send riend re

Feature Description

Home Use various options to share yourphotos and thoughts with others.

Pro le View or update your personalin ormation.

Friends Search or riends or view your riendsposts.

Inbox View messages and check or newnoti cations or requests.

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ConnectivityBluetoothBluetooth is a short-range wireless communicationstechnology capable o exchanging in ormation over adistance o about 10 metres without requiring a physicalconnection.

Samsung is not responsible or the loss,interception, or misuse o data sent or received viathe Bluetooth wireless eature.Always ensure that you share and receive datawith devices that are trusted and properly secured.I there are obstacles between the devices, theoperating distance may be reduced.Some devices, especially those that are nottested or approved by Bluetooth SIG, may beincompatible with your phone.

In Menu mode, select1 BluetoothSelect2 On to turn on the Bluetoo To allow other devices to locate y3More Settings On under a visibility option Save .I you selectedCustom , set durais visible.

Select4 Save .

Find and pair with other enabled devicesIn Menu mode, select1 BluetoothSelect a device.2

To check Bluetooth services aand in ormation about the ser

Enter a PIN or the Bluetooth wireless eature or the3other devices Bluetooth PIN i it has one and select


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and in ormation about the serBluetooth services .

Send data using the Blueeature

Select a le or item, such as a co1event, memo, task, or media le,application or My les.

Select2 Send via Bluetooth , onamecard via Bluetooth .

Receive data using the B

wireless eatureEnter the PIN or the Bluetooth 1select OK(i necessary).

Select2 Yes to con rm that you ardata rom the device (i necessa

other device s Bluetooth PIN, i it has one, and selectDone . Alternatively, select Yes to match the PINbetween your phone and the device.When the owner o the other device enters the samePIN or accepts the connection, pairing is complete. I the pairing is success ul, the device will automaticallysearch or available services.

Some devices, especially headsets or hands- ree carkits, may have a xed Bluetooth PIN, such as 0000. I the other device has a PIN, you must enter it.

Once the phone is paired with another Bluetooth-enableddevice, the device icon will turn blue. Select a paired deviceand use the ollowing options:

To change the device name, select the connected deviceicon and select Rename . To allow the device to access your phone without yourcon rmation, select the connected device icon andselect Authorise device .

Activate the WLAN eatReceived data is saved to an appropriate application orolder according to its type For example a music or sound


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In Menu mode, select Wi-Fi On.An active WLAN running in tconsume battery power. To preactivate the WLAN only when

Find and connect to a WLIn Menu mode, select1 Wi-Fi SSelect a network 2 Connect .Customise settings to add a conn3selected network.For settings in ormation, contacadministrator o the WLAN. So

xed according to the con guratnetwork.

When you are nished, select4 S

older according to its type. For example, a music or soundclip is saved to the sound older and a contact to thephonebook.

Wi-FiLearn to use your phones wireless networking capabilitiesto activate and connect to any wireless local area network (WLAN) compatible with the IEEE 802.1x standard.You can connect to the internet or other network devicesanywhere an access point or wireless hotspot is available.

Your phone uses non-harmonised requency andis intended or use in all European countries. The

WLAN can be operated in the EU without restrictionindoors, but cannot be operated outdoors in France.

Run Samsung Kies and use wire3copy data and les

The connected network icon turns blue. You can now usethe WLAN pro le or network connections Change the


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copy data and les.Re er to the Samsung Kies help

Connect as a mass storagYou can connect your phone to a PC

and access the le directory. I you iin the phone, you can also access thememory card by using the phone as a

I you want to trans er les ro1insert a memory card into the ph

In Menu mode, select2 SettingsPC connections Mass storag

the WLAN pro le or network connections. Change thepro le setting to the con gured WLAN pro le in the WAPbrowser or other WAP-based services.

PC connectionsLearn to connect your phone to a PC with the supplied PCdata cable in various USB connection modes.

Connect with Samsung KiesEnsure that Samsung Kies is installed on your PC. You candownload the program rom the Samsung website (www.samsungmobile.com).

In Menu mode, select1 Settings Phone settings PC connections Samsung Kies or Mass storage Save .

Using an optional PC data cable, connect the2multi unction jack on your phone to a PC.

Open Windows Media Player to 3les.

Using an optional PC data cable, connect the3multi unction jack on your phone to a PC.


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les.

Edit or enter your phones name 4(i necessary).

Select and drag the music les y5list.

Start synchronisation.6

multi unction jack on your phone to a PC.When connected, a pop-up window will appear onthe PC.

Open the older to view les.4Copy les rom the PC to the memory card.5

Synchronise with Windows MediaPlayer

Ensure that Windows Media Player is installed on your PC.

In Menu mode, select1 Settings Phone settings PC connections Media player Save .

Using an optional PC data cable, connect the2 multi unction jack on your phone to a PC withWindows Media Player installed.When connected, a pop-up window will appear onthe PC.

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AlarmsLearn to set and control alarms or important events.

Set a new alarmIn Menu mode, select1 Alarms .Select2 Create alarm .Set alarm details.3When you are nished, select4 Save .

The auto power-up eature sets the phone toautomatically turn on and sound the alarm at thedesignated time when the phone is turned o .

When the alarm sounds, Tap and hold Stop to stop the alar Tap and hold Snooze to silence thperiod.

CalculatorIn Menu mode, select1 CalculatoUse the keys that correspond to t2to per orm basic mathematical o

ConvertorIn Menu mode, select1 ConvertorEnter the currencies or measurem2appropriate elds.

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In Menu mode, select1 DictionarSelect2 More History to see a looked up.

Image editorYou can edit images and apply un e

Apply e ects to imagesIn Menu mode, select1 Image ediRotate the phone anti-clockwise 2

Select3 Tap here to open an iSelect4 Efects an e ect optionpartial blur).

Learn to look up words in you dictionary and set up yourown vocabulary list.

This eature may be unavailable depending on yourregion or service provider.

Look up wordsIn Menu mode, select1 Dictionary .Enter a word and select2 Done .Select the word.3 To add the word to your vocabulary list, select Save inMy vocabulary Yes.

Review your vocabularyIn Menu mode, select1 Dictionary .Select2 My vocabulary .Select a word in the list.3

Trans orm an imaged1

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Open an image to edit.1Select the arrow at the bottom rig2Select3 ( or rotating or fippinRotate, fip, or resize the image a4OK.Save the edited image with a new5

Crop an imageOpen an image to edit.1Select the arrow at the bottom rig2

Select3 .Move or resize the rectangle ove4crop and select OKtwice.

Save the edited image with a new5

To apply a blur e ect to a speci c area o an image,move or resize the rectangle and select OKtwice.

When you are nished, select6 File Save as .Select a memory location (i necessary).7

Enter a new le name or the image and select8 Done .Adjust an imageOpen an image to edit.1Select2 Adjust an adjustment option (brightness,contrast, or colour). To adjust the image automatically, select Auto level .

Adjust the image as desired and select3 OK.Save the edited image with a new le name.4

Supported le ormatsYour phone supports the ollowing

Insert a visual eatureO i di1


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Your phone supports the ollowing

Type Supported ormat

Image bmp, jpg, gi , png, ti ,

Video mp4, 3gp

Music mp3, 3gp, aac, m4a, w

Sound amr, wav, xm , imy, m

Othersdoc, docx, pd , ppt, pphtml, svp, vbm, vc , vsvg, sw

Some le ormats are not su

on the so tware o the phonI the le size exceeds the aerror can occur when you op

Open an image to edit.1Select the arrow at the bottom right o the screen.2Select3 , , , or .Select a visual eature (image, emoticon, or clip art), or4enter text and select Done .Move or resize the visual eature and select5 OK.Save the edited image with a new le name.6

My lesLearn to quickly and easily access all o your images,videos, music, sound clips, and other types o les storedon the phone or a memory card.

Stopwatch View a leI M d l t1 M l l t


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In Menu mode, select1 StopwatchSelect2 Start to begin the stopwaSelect3 Lap to record lap times.

When you are nished, select4 SSelect5 Reset to clear recorded tim

TimerIn Menu mode, select1 Timer .Set the length o time to count d2

Select3 Start to begin the countdoYou can now use other unctioncounting down in the backgrounor [ ] and access another app

In Menu mode, select1 My les a le type.Folders or les on the memory card are indicated by amemory card icon.

Select a older2 a le.

You can use the ollowing options while viewing a le: To print an image using a USB connection, select More

Print via USB. To print an image using the Bluetooth wireless eature,select More Print via Bluetooth .

To set an image as your wallpaper, select More Set as Wallpaper .

To set a sound clip as your ringtone, during playback,

select Set as an option.

To add more images or videos, s5and repeat step 4.

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To select the duration that an imathe image Duration .

To add text between images or v6 Add text .

Enter the text you want and selec7 Move or resize the added text an8 To change the text attribute or co( , , , , or ).

Select9 Tap here to add backgrouncategory a sound Add.

Select10 Add transition to abetween images or videos and se

Video editorLearn to make or edit video les and apply visual e ects.

Make a new videoIn Menu mode, select1 Video editor .Rotate the phone anti-clockwise to landscape view.2

Video editor inter ace appears only in the landscapeorientation.

Select3 Tap here to import a scene .Select an image or video category4 an image orvideo and select Add .

Select6 .Save the edited video with a new7

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Save the edited video with a new7

Split a videoImport a video.1

Select a video2

Split .Select3 to start playback.Move4 on the le t to the point divide the le into two clips.

Select5 .Save the edited video with a new6

project . The project will be saved in Other les .

Enter a new le name and select12 Done .

Trim a segment o a videoImport a video.1Select a video2 Trim.

To use the trimming eature, the video must bemore than 10 seconds long.

Select3 to start playback.Move4 on the le t to the point where you want the

new video to begin.Move5 on the right to the point where you want thenew video to end.

Move or resize the added text an8 To change the text attribute or co

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an icon ( , , , or ).

Save the edited video with a new9

World clock Learn to view the time in another regclocks to appear on your display.

View a world clock In Menu mode, select1 World cloScroll le t or right through the w2

Create a world clock In Menu mode, select1 World cloSelect2 Add.

Import a video.1Select a video2 Efects an e ect option.Save the edited video with a new le name.3

Add caption to a videoImport a video.1Select a video2 Caption .Select3 to start playback.Move4 on the le t to the point where you want thetext to be displayed.

Move5 on the right to the point where you want thetext to be disappeared.Select6 .Enter the text you want and select7 Done .

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Select4 Add to create your world clock. The world clock is set as the second clock.

To add more world clocks, select5 Add and repeat steps3 and 4.

Add a world clock to your displayWith the dual clock widget, you can view clocks with twodi erent time zones on your display.A ter you have created world clocks,

In Menu mode, select1 World clock .

Select2

Set as 2nd clock .Select the world clock to add to the dual clock widget.3Select4 Set .

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Access the Settings menuIn Menu mode, select1 Settings .

Select a setting category and select an option.2Customise the setting and select3 Save or Set .

Phone pro lesSelect a sound pro le to use or customise sound options inpro les as desired.

Access and alter the ollowing settindisplay and usage o light on your p

Wallpaper : Select a background iscreen.Widget : Select widgets to be availFont type : Select a ont type or Greeting message : Edit the messwhen you turn on your phone.Brightness : Set the brightness oBacklight time : Set the length obe ore turning o the display's bac

Time and dateAccess and alter the ollowing settinand date are displayed on your phone

Smart unlock Activate the gesture unlock eature t

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Activate the gesture unlock eature tunlock the touch screen and keys by character. p. 23

Touch panelSet the phone to automatically lock tthe keys when you do not use the phoperiod.

Application settingsAccess and alter the ollowing settin

phones applications: Call: Customise the settings or ca Messages : Customise the settings

eatures. Contacts : Customise the settings

Access and alter the ollowing settings to control generalsettings or your phone:

Language : Select a language to use on the phonesdisplay and text input.Vibration eedback : Adjust the intensity o the vibrationthat results rom tapping the screen.Calibration : Realign your touch screen's sensors withyour inputs.Missed caller in ormation : Set whether or not to displaythe caller in ormation or missed calls and messages.Etiquette pause : Activate the etiquette pause eature,which allows you to mute the current event sound byplacing the phone ace down.PC connections : Set a USB mode to be activated whenyou connect the phone to a PC. p. 62Licence settings : Customise the settings relatedwith license keys, such as tracking, alert or expiry, ordownloading in oreign networks.

Change password- : Change theSIM

Calendar : Customise the settings or the calendar. Internet : Customise the settings or the web browser.

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PIN lock - : Activate or deactivate require the SIM password when or USIM card.Fixed dialling mode- : Activate mode to restrict calls to number iChange PIN- : Change the PIN uUSIM data.Change PIN2- : Change the PIN2protect the primary PIN.

Network settingsAccess or alter the ollowing settingphone selects and connects to networ

Select network : Set the network automatic or manual.Network mode : Select a network

p. 51 Media player : Customise the settings or the music

player and video player.

SecurityAccess and alter the ollowing settings to secure yourphone and data:

PhonePhone lock - : Activate or deactivate the phone lock

eature to require a phone password be ore using thephone.

SIM lock - : Activate or deactivate the SIM lock eatureto require the SIM password when you change the SIMor USIM card.Privacy lock - : Make various types o data private; To access private data, you must enter your phonepassword.

De ault memory : Select the de ato use when trans erring data, captvideos or recording voice memos

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videos, or recording voice memos.Memory status : View the used an

or various types o les.

Reset settingsReset various settings to the actory which settings to reset. You must entpassword to reset the settings.

Certi cates : View certi cates required or network services.Pre erred networks : Set up a list o networks you pre er.Your phone will connect to these networks rst whensearching or available networks.

Memory settingsAccess and alter the ollowing settings to control yourphones memory use:

Clear phone memory : Erase the selected data rom yourphones memory.

This will permanently erase all selected data romthe phones memory.

Memory card details : Access details about yourmemory card and set Bluetooth visibility or les in thememory card. You can also ormat the memory card orchange the memory cards name.

Troubleshooting Code Try this to solve tYour SIM card is


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When you turn on your phone or while you areusing the phone, it prompts you to enter one o the ollowing codes:

Code Try this to solve the problem:

PasswordWhen the phone lock eature is enabled,you must enter the password you set orthe phone.

PIN

When using the phone or the rst timeor when the PIN requirement is enabled,you must enter the PIN supplied withthe SIM card. You can disable this eatureby using the PIN lock menu.

PUK result o enteringseveral times. Yousupplied by your

PIN2

When you access

PIN2, you must ewith the SIM cardyour service prov

Your phone displays "Service u"Network error"

When you are in areas with weak signyou may lose reception. Move to anoYou cannot access some options wContact your service provider or

Calls are being droppedWhen you are in areas with weak sig

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The touch screen responds slowly orimproperly


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you may lose your connection to the another area and try again.

Outgoing calls are not connect

Ensure that you have pressed the DEnsure that you have accessed the Ensure that you have not set call bnumber you are dialling.

Incoming calls are not connectEnsure that your phone is turned onEnsure that you have accessed the Ensure that you have not set call bincoming phone number.

I your phone has a touch screen and the touch screen isnot responding properly, try the ollowing:

Remove any protective covers rom the touch screen.Protective covers may prevent the phone rom

recognising your inputs and are not recommended ortouch screen phones.Depending on the type o touch screen on your phone,only certain inputs may be recognised. Try tapping anicon with your ngertip, your ngernail, or a stylus.Ensure that your hands are clean and dry when tappingthe touch screen.Restart your phone to clear any temporary so tware

bugs.Ensure that your phone so tware is upgraded to thelatest version.I the touch screen is scratched or damaged, take it toyour local Samsung Service Centre.

When dialling rom contacts, tconnected

Others cannot hear you speaking on a callEnsure that you are not covering the built-in

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Ensure that the correct number is slist.Re-enter and save the number, i nEnsure that you have not set call b

phone number.The phone beeps and the batterYour battery is low. Recharge or replcontinue using the phone.

microphone.Ensure that the microphone is close to your mouth.I using a headset, ensure that it is properly connected.

Audio quality is poorEnsure that you are not blocking the phone's internalantenna.When you are in areas with weak signals or poorreception, you may lose reception. Move to another areaand try again.

The battery does not charge properly or thephone turns o

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The battery terminals may be dirty. Wipe both gold-coloured contacts with a clean, so t cloth and trycharging the battery again.I the battery will no longer charge completely, disposeo the old battery properly and replace it with a newbattery (re er to your local ordinances or proper disposalinstructions).

Your phone is hot to the touch.When you use applications that require more power or useapplications on your phone or an extended period o time,your phone may eel hot to the touch. This is normal andshould not a ect your phone's li espan or per ormance.

Sa ety and usagein ormation

Protect your hearingExcessive exposure to souncause hearing damage Alw


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in ormation This sa ety and usage in ormation should be ollowed tosa ely use your phone.

Sa ety warnings

Keep your phone away rom small children andpetsKeep your phone and all accessories out o the reach o smallchildren or animals. Small parts may cause choking or serious

injury i swallowed.

cause hearing damage. Alwdown be ore plugging the source and use only the minnecessary to hear your conv

Install mobile phones and equicautionEnsure that any mobile phones or relatein your vehicle are securely mounted. Aphone and accessories near or in an air bImproperly installed wireless equipmeninjury when air bags infate rapidly.

Handle and dispose o batteriewith careUse only Samsung-approved batteriespeci cally designed or your phoneand chargers can cause serious injuriephone.

Turn o the phone in potentiallenvironmentsDo not use your phone at re uelling po

Never dispose o batteries or phones in a re. Follow all localregulations when disposing o used batteries or phones.Never place batteries or phones on or in heating devices,


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Do not use your phone at re uelling ponear uels or chemicals. Turn o your pby warning signs or instructions. Your pexplosions or re in and around uel ortrans er areas or blasting areas. Do not

liquids, gases, or explosive materials in as the phone, its parts, or accessories.

Reduce the risk o repetitive mWhile using your phone, hold the phonepress the keys lightly, use special eatunumber o keys you have to press (suchpredictive text), and take requent brea

such as microwave ovens, stoves, or radiators. Batteries mayexplode when overheated.Never crush or puncture the battery. Avoid exposing thebattery to high external pressure, which can lead to aninternal short circuit and overheating.

Avoid inter erence with pacemakersMaintain a minimum o 15 cm (6 inches) between mobilephones and pacemakers to avoid potential inter erence,as recommended by manu acturers and the independentresearch group, Wireless Technology Research.I you have any reason to suspect that your phone is inter eringwith a pacemaker or other medical device, turn o the phoneimmediately and contact the manu acturer o the pacemakeror medical device or guidance.

Use only Samsung-approved aUsing incompatible accessories may dacause injury.

Do not use the phone i the screen is crackedor brokenBroken glass or acrylic could cause injury to your hand and


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cause injury.

Turn o the phone near medicaYour phone can inter ere with medical or health care acilities. Follow all reguand directions rom medical personnel

Turn o the phone or disable thunctions when in an aircra t

Your phone can cause inter erence withFollow all airline regulations and turn oto a mode that disables the wireless unby airline personnel.

Protect the phone and batteriesAvoid exposing your phone and battehot temperatures (below 0 C or abov

Broken glass or acrylic could cause injury to your hand andace. Bring the phone to a Samsung service centre to replace

the screen. Damage caused by careless handling will void yourmanu acturers warranty.

Sa ety precautions

Drive sa ely at all timesAvoid using your phone while driving and obey all regulationsthat restrict the use o mobile phones while driving. Use hands-

ree accessories to increase your sa ety when possible.

Follow all sa ety warnings and regulationsComply with any regulations that restrict the use o a mobilephone in a certain area.

Your phone is a complex electronic dimpacts and rough handling to avoid Do not paint your phone, as paint can

Extreme temperatures can cause the de ormation o thephone and reduce the charging capacity and li e o yourphone and batteries.


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prevent proper operation.I your phone has a camera fash or lito the eyes o children or animals.Your phone may be damaged by expo

elds. Do not use carrying cases or acclosures or allow your phone to comemagnetic elds or extended periods

Avoid inter erence with other devicesYour phone emits radio requency (RFinter ere with unshielded or improperlyequipment, such as pacemakers, hearingand other electronic devices in homes othe manu acturers o your electronic dinter erence problems you experience.

Prevent batteries rom contacting metal objects, as thiscan create a connection between the + and - terminals o your batteries and lead to temporary or permanent batterydamage.Never use a damaged charger or battery.

Handle your phone care ully and sensiblyDo not disassemble your phone due to a risk o electricshock.Do not allow your phone to get wetliquids can causeserious damage and will change the colour o the label thatindicates water damage inside the phone. Do not handleyour phone with wet hands. Water damage to your phonecan void your manu acturers warranty.Avoid using or storing your phone in dusty, dirty areas toprevent damage to moving parts.

Handle SIM or USIM cards orwith care

Do not remove a card while the phon

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Do not remove a card while the phonaccessing in ormation, as this could ror damage to the card or phone.Protect cards rom strong shocks, staelectrical noise rom other devices.

Do not touch gold-coloured contacts ngers or metal objects. I dirty, wip

cloth.

Ensure access to emergency seEmergency calls rom your phone maysome areas or circumstances. Be ore trundeveloped areas, plan an alternate me

emergency services personnel.

Use your phone in the normal positionAvoid contact with your phones internal antenna.

Allow only quali ed personnel to service yourphoneAllowing unquali ed personnel to service your phonemay result in damage to your phone and will void yourmanu acturers warranty.

Ensure maximum battery and charger li eAvoid charging batteries or more than a week, as

overcharging may shorten battery li e.Over time, unused batteries will discharge and must berecharged be ore use.Disconnect chargers rom power sources when not in use.Use batteries only or their intended purpose.

Correct disposal o this produc(Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipme

(Applicable in the European U

Speci c Absorption Rate (SAR) certi cationin ormationYour phone con orms to European Union (EU) standards that


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(Applicable in the European UEuropean countries with sepa This marking on the product,indicates that the product andaccessories (e.g. charger, head

not be disposed o with other householtheir working li e. To prevent possible harm to the environ

rom uncontrolled waste disposal, plearom other types o waste and recycle

promote the sustainable reuse o materHousehold users should contact either tthey purchased this product, or their loc

or details o where and how they can environmentally sa e recycling.

Your phone con orms to European Union (EU) standards thatlimit human exposure to radio requency (RF) energy emittedby radio and telecommunications equipment. These standards prevent the sale o mobile phones that exceeda maximum exposure level (known as the Speci c Absorption

Rate, or SAR) o 2.0 W/kg.During testing, the maximum SAR recorded or this modelwas 0.705 W/kg. In normal use, the actual SAR is likely to bemuch lower, as the phone has been designed to emit only theRF energy necessary to transmit a signal to the nearest basestation. By automatically emitting lower levels when possible,your phone reduces your overall exposure to RF energy. The Declaration o Con ormity at the back o this manualdemonstrates your phones compliance with the EuropeanRadio & Terminal Telecommunications Equipment (R&TTE)directive. For more in ormation about the SAR and related EUstandards, visit the Samsung mobile phone website.

To protect natural resources and to promplease separate batteries rom other typthem through your local, ree battery re

Business users should contact their supplier and check theterms and conditions o the purchase contract. This productand its electronic accessories should not be mixed with othercommercial wastes or disposal


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trademark and/or other intellectual propcontent and services are provided solelynoncommercial use. You may not use ain a manner that has not been authorisedowner or service provider. Without limiunless expressly authorised by the appliservice provider, you may not modi y, cpost, transmit, translate, sell, create derior distribute in any manner or medium a

displayed through this device.THIRD PARTY CONTENT AND SEIS. SAMSUNG DOES NOT WARRASO PROVIDED, EITHER EXPRESSLYPURPOSE. SAMSUNG EXPRESSLYWARRANTIES, INCLUDING BUT N

commercial wastes or disposal.

This EEE is compliant with RoHS.

Correct disposal o batteries in this product(Applicable in the European Union and otherEuropean countries with separate battery returnsystems) This marking on the battery, manual or packaging

indicates that the batteries in this product should not bedisposed o with other household waste at the end o their

working li e.Where marked, the chemical symbols Hg, Cd or Pb indicatethat the battery contains mercury, cadmium or lead abovethe re erence levels in EC Directive 2006/66. I batteries arenot properly disposed o , these substances can cause harm tohuman health or the environment.

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calculator 64calendar

creating events 48viewing events 48

call log 30calls

answering 27international numbers 28making 27making ake 30rejecting 28

using options during voice 28viewing missed 29

call time 31

cameracapturing pcapturing v

comminitiessetting websharing le

connectionsWLAN 6

contactscreating

nding 4

convertor 6downloads

Java gamemedia les

access codes 77alarms

creating 64stopping 64

auto rejection 29battery

charging 10installing 8

Bluetoothactivating 59

nding and pairing withdevices 59receiving data 60sending data 60

brightness, display 22

messagesaccessing vsending em

di

image editoradjusting 66applying e ects 65

emailsending 34setting accounts 33setting pro les 34


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sending musending SOsending texsetting ema

setting emasetting MMusing tempviewing emviewing mviewing te

multimedia msending

setting proviewing

musicnding 4

playing 4

internetsee web browser

Java gamesdownloading 45playing 45

key tonevolume 21

memory cardormatting 13

inserting 12removing 12

memoscreating 49viewing 49

menu screen 19

setting pro les 34viewing 35

Facebook 57ake calls 30le manager 67

FM radiolistening to 43saving stations 44

Googlemail 54map 54search 54

hand strap 13help 26

SIM cardinstallinglocking 2

creating groups 47nding contacts 46

setting avourite numbers 47

music playeradding les 41creating playlists 42playing music 42


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SOS messagesound pro lestopwatch

synchronisatiwith an Exwith a webwith Wind

taskscreatingviewing

text input 2text memos

phone lock 23photos

capturing 38capturing by scene 38capturing divided 40capturing in smile shot 39capturing panoramic 40capturing with rames 40capuring a series 39editing 65setting wallpaper 68viewing 68

PIN lock 24RSS reader 52silent pro le 21

playing music 42

MySpace 58PC connections

mass storage 62Samsung Kies 62Windows Media Player 63

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