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Vanity Touch User Manual
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It is usually sufficient to decide which type of connection used (WLAN or GPRS) and set the Options menu>
Network Settings application.
For more information, please visit
http://www.opera.com
For quick access to this area you can also use the icon on the toolbar widgets.
Gsearch
GSearch
GSearch ™ is a widget that allows you to conduct their own research on the Internet using the results of several
search engines: Google, Wikipedia, Yahoo, Ebay.
For quick access to this area you can also use the icon on the toolbar widgets.
To set the type of connection (WLAN or GPRS) to use to access the service, you must select the appropriate profile
in the menu Services> WAP> Settings.
Gtalk
Gtalk
Gtalk ™ is an instant messaging (based on the Java platform), so talk with your contacts directly in real time.
For quick access to this area you can also use the icon on the toolbar widgets.
It is usually sufficient to decide which type of connection used (WLAN or GPRS) and set the Options menu>
Network Settings application.
Gmap
Gmap
Google Maps ™ is an application (based on the Java platform) that allows you to get driving directions on your
mobile phone.
For quick access to this area you can also use the icon on the toolbar widgets.
It is usually sufficient to decide which type of connection used (WLAN or GPRS) and set the Options menu>
Network Settings application.
Answering machine
Answering machine
The phone has an answering machine that uses the internal memory.
The answering machine function allows you to receive and record voice messages when, for any reason you are
unable to answer a call. The saved recordings can be played from the submenu Inbox.
Messages received
In this section are available to voice messages recorded by the answering machine locally, so as not to incur costs
to listen to the voice messages from mobile operators sever.
Settings
From here you can enable / disable the automatic reply, select where to store messages (phone or memory card),
set the time after which to start your recorded message (3, 5, 10 or 30 seconds), determine the time maximum