Samsung GT-I8510RKDDBT, GT-I8510RKADBT, GT-I8510RKBDBT Using this manual, Instructional icons

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using this manual

This user manual has been specially designed to guide you through the functions and features of your device. To get started quickly, refer to the Quick Start Guide.

Instructional icons

Before you start, familiarise yourself with the icons you will see in this manual:

Warning—situations that could cause injury to yourself or others

Caution—situations that could cause damage to your device or other equipment

Note—notes, usage tips, or additional information

XRefer to—pages with related information; for example: X p. 12 (represents "see page 12")

→Followed by—the order of options or menus you must select to perform a step; for example: Press [Menu] → Media → Music player (represents [Menu], followed by Media, followed by Music player)

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Contents Samsung Using this manual Instructional iconsCopyrights and trademarks About Divx VIDEO-ON-DEMAND Contents Connectivity Protect your hearing Safety warningsKeep your device away from small children and pets Install mobile devices and equipment with caution Avoid interference with pacemakersSafety precautions Turn off the device near medical equipment Protect batteries and chargers from damageHandle your device carefully and sensibly Avoid interference with other electronic equipmentImportant usage information Allow only qualified personnel to service your deviceEnsure maximum battery and charger life Use your device in the normal positionEnsure access to emergency services Specific Absorption Rate SAR certification informationCorrect disposal of this product Waste Electrical & Electronic EquipmentMake a call from the contact list CallsCall an international number Standby mode, press Contacts to open your contact listView and return missed calls Press to call the default number for the contactInsert a pause Call a recently dialled numberEnter a phone number and press OK if necessary Divert callsBar block calls Inbox icons MessagesMessage folders Send a text message Outbox statusText messages View a text message Set an access pointMultimedia messages Retrieve messages from a SIM cardScroll down and enter text Send a multimedia messageEdit a multimedia message You can edit your multimedia message before sending itView a multimedia message Listen to voice mailEmail messages Create a mailboxStandby mode, press Menu → Messaging → New message → E-mail Send an email messageView an email message View or save email attachments Delete an email messageStart a conversation Instant messagesLog in to the IM server Accept an invitation When you receive an IM invitation, pressAudio messages Add IM contactsSubscribe to a cell broadcast Cell broadcast messagesAdd a cell broadcast topic View a cell broadcast topicSmart messages Service messagesSave smart message data or settings to your device Set automatic notification of new cell broadcast messagesView recent call logs LogRecent calls Erase recent call logsCommunication log Call durationPacket data View the communication logLog duration Erase the communication logAdd files to the music library Music playerAdd files to your device Use the following keys during playback Play music filesCreate a playlist To create a custom playlistCapture a photo Use the keypad in Camera modeCamera & Album Use the keypad in Camcorder mode Record a videoEdit photos and apply fun effects When you are finished, press Options → SaveTransform a photo Resize a photo Adjust a photoCrop a photo Insert a visual feature Apply effects to a photoOpen a media file Play streaming content from the internetGallery Add a streaming internet link to GalleryShoZu Video EditorWhen you are finished, press Done Insert textSelect a video file Press the Confirm key to start playback Add audio to a videoMake a slideshow Select the photos you want and press Done Select a soundMake a storyboard Digital frame Create and play a digital frameListen to the FM radio RadioPlay your digital frame with Photo River Press Back to stop playbackRealPlayer Set up your favourite radio station listSave radio stations by automatic tuning Save a radio station manuallyPlay a media file in RealPlayer Play streaming web content with RealPlayerRecorder Record a voice clipUse PC Studio Install PC StudioPC Studio Use the on-screen buttons to control playbackCreate a new contact card in the devices memory ContactsCreate a new contact card Create a new contact card on a SIM card Search for a contact cardCopy contact cards Standby mode, press Menu → ContactsSet a default number or address Assign a speed dial number to a contact cardAssign a ringtone to a contact card or group Create a contact groupCreate a calendar event CalendarSynchronise your contacts Change the calendar viewQuickoffice Stop an event alarmUpdate Quickoffice Adobe ReaderStandby mode, press Menu → Office → Notes Create a noteSynchronise notes with other devices Browse a web Add a bookmark To close the web connection, press CloseSave a web Use a bookmarkSave a web page and view it offline GyPSii Sign up for the GyPSii serviceDownload files from the web View a saved webFind your current location Upload place informationFind a friend’s current location Search for a placeYahoo! Go FringGoogle Use the Bluetooth wireless feature Turn on the Bluetooth wireless featureStandby mode, press Menu → Connectivity → Bluetooth Search for and pair with a Bluetooth-enabled deviceSend data via the Bluetooth wireless feature Press Options → New paired deviceTo use Remote SIM mode with a compatible hands-free car kit Receive data via the Bluetooth wireless featureActivate Remote SIM mode To deactivate it, press → Exit remote SIM modePrint data Set a default action for your USB connectionConnect via USB Copy files to a memory card Synchronise with Windows Media PlayerSynchronise data Synchronise your deviceCreate a new sync profile Clock Change clock settingsCalculator Create a world clock Set a new alarmStop an alarm Converter Add currencies and exchange ratesScroll down to Amount and enter the amount to convert Convert currenciesConvert measurements Device displays the conversion resultNavigate with GPS data GPS dataActivate a positioning method Standby mode, press Menu → Tools → GPS dataDownload data for expanding GPS navigation View your current positionMonitor trip details Standby mode, press Menu → Tools → GPS data → PositionSmart reader NavigationLandmarks Change the dictionary DictionaryLook up words Press Options → Save to save the contact cardFile manager Search for a file or folderMove a file to a folder Protect a memory card with a passwordCreate a new folder Format a memory cardCreate a new archive ZipView memory details Extract a file to another folderRemove an application Install a new applicationApplication manager Select a folder to extract the fileLicence manager Start a configuration sessionDevice manager Define a server profileView licences Restore an expired licenceConnection manager View connection detailsView wireless connection details Close an open connectionGeneral settings PersonalisationPhone settings Connection settings Applications settings Troubleshooting You enter a number, but the call is not dialled You forgot a security code, PIN, orYour display shows white lines Sound quality of a call is poor You select a contact to call, but the call is not dialledAnother caller cannot hear you speaking Your device is hot to the touchAn application is frozen will not respond You cannot find a Bluetooth-enabled deviceYour device prompts you to delete some data Index Memory cards Declaration of Conformity R&TTE World Wide Web

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The Samsung GT-I8510, also known as the Samsung INNOV8, is a smartphone that was first launched in 2008, designed to cater to the growing demands for advanced mobile technology. As one of Samsung's early forays into high-performance mobile handhelds, the GT-I8510 made a significant impact with its impressive array of features and specifications.

At the heart of the INNOV8 is a powerful 8MP camera, which was groundbreaking at the time of its release. This camera supported autofocus and LED flash, enabling users to capture high-quality images and videos. The integration of features like face detection and geotagging showcased Samsung’s commitment to providing a sophisticated multimedia experience.

The GT-I8510 runs on the Symbian OS, specifically the S60 platform, which offered a robust and versatile user interface. With a 3.2-inch AMOLED touchscreen display featuring a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels, users enjoyed vibrant visuals and responsive touch capabilities. This display technology not only improved the quality of images and videos but also enhanced the overall user interaction.

Internally, the device is powered by a 600MHz processor, which allowed for efficient multitasking and faster application performance, a significant upgrade compared to many of its contemporaries. It came with 8GB of internal storage, expandable via a microSD card, supporting up to 16GB. This ample storage meant that users could store their applications, pictures, and music without the need to frequently offload data.

Connectivity was another strong suit of the GT-I8510. The device supported 3G connectivity, alongside Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, ensuring users could stay connected to the internet at all times. The inclusion of GPS functionality further enhanced its utility, providing users with location services and navigation features.

The Samsung GT-I8510 also had a multimedia player for music and video playback, supporting various formats. Additionally, it offered FM radio, enhancing its appeal as a portable entertainment device. The battery life, with a capacity of 1200mAh, offered a reasonable performance, enabling users to engage with their device throughout the day.

Durable and ergonomically designed, the Samsung GT-I8510 was a smartphone that marked a significant chapter in the evolution of mobile technology. With its advanced camera capabilities, solid performance, and rich multimedia features, it catered to users seeking a comprehensive smartphone experience in the late 2000s.