Chapter 2
The On-Off Chapter
IN THIS CHAPTER
Turning on an Android
Unlocking the screen
Configuring the device
Adding more accounts
Locking the screen
Shutting down an Android
The bestselling Pencils For Dummies has no chapter describing how to activate a pencil. Pens For Dummies does have the chapter “Enabling the Pen to Write,” but that’s not really an on–off thing. No, a phone or tablet is far more complex than a pen or a pencil. It requires more instruction for something even as basic as turning it on or off.
Greetings, Android
It would be delightful if your phone or tablet were smart enough to pop out of the box, say “Hello,” and immediately know everything about you. The real world is far more disappointing. Therefore, turning on an Android is more complex than just flipping a switch.
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The Android setup process works best when you already have a Google (Gmail) account. If you ...
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