December 2011
Beginner to intermediate
436 pages
14h 59m
English
Content preview from Galaxy S II: The Missing Manual
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The Samsung Social Hub
THE SAMSUNG GALAXY S II has a kind of universal email inbox that lets you check all your email accounts in one fell swoop—no need to check your home, work, and other email separately. As described on Google, when you set up a new account such as an email account or social networking account, make sure that the box next to “Set as premium account” is checked. When you do that for the first time, you’ll be walked through a procedure for setting up Samsung Social Hub. You’ll have to register. After you do that, continue setting up your account.
Now that you’ve got it set up, you’ll be able to use the Samsung Social Hub. All of your email and social networking accounts will be available from a single location, with the exception of Gmail, which doesn’t integrate into the Social Hub.
From the App Menu, tap the Social Hub icon. The screen that appears has two large buttons across the top—Feeds and Messages.
Tap Feeds and you’ll see a list of your social networking feeds. Tap any individual feed to see it, or tap All Feeds to see a combined list of all of your feeds. (For details about how to use these feeds, see Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn on the Galaxy S II.)
Tap Messages and you’ll see a list of your email accounts, social networking accounts, and your text messaging ...
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