Samsung SM-G110HZKAXXV, SM-G110HZWAXXV manual Home screen layout

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Basics

Home screen layout

Home screen

The Home screen is the starting point for accessing all of the device’s features. It displays widgets, shortcuts to apps, and more. Widgets are small apps that launch specific app functions to provide information and convenient access on your Home screen.

To view other panels, scroll left or right, or tap one of the screen indicators at the bottom of the screen. To customise the Home screen, refer to Managing the Home screen.

A widget

An app

A folder

A screen indicator

Favourite apps

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Contents SM-G110H Table of Contents Messages & email Troubleshooting Read me first Instructional icons Package contents Getting startedDevice layout Buttons Using the SIM or Usim card and battery Installing the SIM or Usim card and batteryInsert the battery Replace the back cover Removing the SIM or Usim card and battery Charging the battery Reducing the battery consumption Using a memory card Installing a memory cardFormatting the memory card →Settings →Storage →Unmount SD cardRemoving the memory card → Erase everythingTurning the device on and off Locking and unlocking the screen Basics Using the touch screenTapping Dragging Tapping and holdingDouble-tapping Flicking Spreading and pinchingHome screen layout Home screenApps screen Home screen optionsIndicator icons Icon MeaningUsing the notifications panel Notifications panelUsing the quick setting buttons Opening apps Installing or uninstalling appsInstalling apps Samsung AppsManaging apps Uninstalling or disabling appsPlay Store Enabling appsChanging the input language Entering textKeyboard layout Changing the keyboard layoutScreen capture Using additional keyboard functionsCopying and pasting About My Files My FilesViewing files Viewing help information Mobile data Wi-FiNetwork connectivity Tap ConnectTethering and Mobile hotspot Adding Wi-Fi networksUsing Smart network switch About tethering and mobile hotspotsUsing USB tethering Using the mobile hotspotTick USB tethering Using Bluetooth tethering Tick Bluetooth tetheringManaging the Home and Apps screens PersonalisingManaging the Home screen Managing panels Managing the Apps screenManaging folders Changing the sorting methodChanging ringtones Setting wallpaper and ringtonesSetting wallpaper Moving itemsChanging the screen lock method PasswordPattern Using Smart Switch Mobile Using backup accountsUsing Samsung Smart Switch Transferring data from your previous deviceUsing Smart Switch with computers Setting up accountsUsing Samsung Kies Adding accountsPhone Making callsNumber prediction Making calls from call logs or contacts listMaking calls from the favourites list Tap KeypadRejecting a call Receiving callsAnswering a call Missed callsOptions during calls During a voice callMoving contacts from other devices ContactsAdding contacts Creating contacts manuallyEditing a contact Managing contactsManaging groups Sending a message or email to group members Importing and exporting contactsSearching for contacts Adding shortcuts for contacts to the Home screenMessages Messages & emailSending messages Viewing incoming messages Sending scheduled messagesSetting up email accounts Managing messagesAccessing additional options Reading messages Basic shooting CameraTaking photos or recording videos Sound & shot Shooting modesAuto NightCamera settings Gallery Viewing content on the deviceViewing photos or videos Page Planner Useful apps and featuresStarting S Planner Creating events or tasks Deleting events or tasks Syncing events and tasks with your accountsSharing events or tasks ChatON Clock AlarmWorld clock Calculator TimerStopwatch Searching for memos MemoComposing memos Adding and managing categoriesVoice Recorder Recording voice memosManaging voice memos Playing voice memosRenaming voice memos Dropbox DownloadsRadio GamesListening to the FM radio Scanning radio stations Adding stations to the favourites listGmail Google appsChrome Google+Play Movies & TV MapsPlay Music Play BooksHangouts Google SettingsPhotos GoogleBluetooth About BluetoothSending and receiving data Pairing with other Bluetooth devicesSending an image About Wi-Fi Direct Wi-Fi DirectUnpairing Bluetooth devices Connecting to other devicesEnding the device connection Mobile printing Connecting to a printerPrinting content Adding printer plug-insUpgrading over the air Device & data managerUpgrading the device Upgrading with Samsung KiesTransferring files between the device and a computer Connecting as a media deviceDevice MTP Tap Backup and reset and tick Back up my data Connecting with Samsung KiesUsing a Google account Backing up and restoring dataUsing a Samsung account Performing a data reset→ Back up About Settings SettingsWi-Fi Setting Network notification BluetoothSetting Wi-Fi sleep policy Tap →Advanced →Keep Wi-Fi on during sleepData usage Flight modeDefault messaging app More networksLock screen Mobile networksRingtones SoundDisplay WallpaperCall Additional settingsAnswering/ending calls Application manager BatteryStorage Ringtones and keypad tonesLocation SecurityLanguage and input Set up SIM card lockLanguage Samsung keyboard DefaultKeyboard swipe Text-to-speech options Google voice typingPointer speed Add account Backup and resetDate and time Printing AccessibilityAbout device About Accessibility AccessibilitySetting the accessibility shortcut Voice feedback TalkBack On the Apps screen, tap Settings →Accessibility →TalkBackActivating or deactivating TalkBack Controlling the screen with finger gestures Configuring settings for vertical gestures Configuring finger gesture settingsConfiguring settings for shortcut gestures 101 Changing reading units using two-part vertical gestures Changing reading units by using the local contextual menuChanging reading units Using the quick navigation feature Pausing TalkBackAdding and managing image labels Configuring settings for TalkBack Configure settings for TalkBack for your convenienceReading passwords aloud Setting text-to-speech featuresEntering additional characters Entering text using the keyboardEditing text Entering text by voice Magnifying the screen On the Apps screen, tap Settings →Accessibility →Font sizeChanging the font size Turning off all soundsMono audio Setting tap and hold delay optionsInteraction control Auto rotate screen Screen timeoutAnswering or ending calls Using other useful features Troubleshooting Your device displays network or service error messagesTouch screen responds slowly or improperly Sound echoes during a call Your device is hot to the touch Another Bluetooth device is not located Data stored in the device has been lost Copyright

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SM-G110HZKAXXV, SM-G110HZWAXXV specifications

The Samsung SM-G110HZWAXXV and SM-G110HZKAXXV, also known as the Samsung Galaxy Star, are budget-friendly smartphones that cater to users looking for an entry-level device. These models were designed to provide essential smartphone features without overwhelming users with complexity or high costs.

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On the connectivity front, the Samsung Galaxy Star supports 3G and Wi-Fi, enabling users to stay connected without relying solely on mobile data. Bluetooth functionality is also included, which allows for easy pairing with other devices, such as wireless headphones or speakers.

Running on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, the interface is user-friendly and provides access to the Google Play Store, which opens up a world of apps for customization and functionality. The battery life, powered by a 1200 mAh battery, offers reasonable longevity for everyday use, making it a suitable option for users who need a dependable device throughout the day.

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