Setting up your Google Account

Use your Google account to fully enjoy your Eee Pad's Android features such as GTalk, Gmail, Navigation, Android Market, and Maps.

If you have not set up your Google account the first time you turned on your Eee Pad, follow these steps to set up your Google account:

1.From the Home screen, tap Apps on the top right corner.

2.Tap Settings > Accounts & sync > Add account.

4.Key in your e-mail address and password, then tap Sign in. Wait for a few minutes until your Eee Pad connects to the Google server.

If you do not have an existing Google account, create one on the Google website at http://mail.google.com

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Contents

Airplane Precautions Charging Your BatteriesPage Table of contents Package Contents Your Eee Pad Touch Screen Panel Built-in Front CameraStylus Pen Compartment Built-in Rear Microphone Power button Built-in Side MicrophoneStrap hole Micro Hdmi port Headphone/Microphone Combo Jack Reset button Volume KeyCharging your Eee Pad Micro USB Port Asus Eee Pad To install a microSD card Installing and removing a microSD cardTo remove the microSD card Installing the SIM card Putting your Eee Pad on sleep modeTurning your Eee Pad on Turning your Eee Pad OFF Home screen Forcing your Eee Pad to shut downShutting down your Eee Pad To force your Eee Pad to shut down Asus Eee Pad Using the stylus Using the touch gestures Single tap Setting up your Google Account Tap Settings Accounts & sync Add account Tap Google accounts Using your MeMIC To start using your MeMIC Asus Eee Pad Making calls Making calls from the DialerMaking calls from Contacts To make a call from the Dialer Making calls from call history Using Speed DialCreating a Speed Dial entry Answering calls Making a Speed Dial callTo call a Speed Dial entry To answer a call Using File Manager To use File Manager Asus Recycling/Takeback Services Reach RF Exposure information SAR Eee Pad MeMO Power Safety Requirement CE Mark WarningCopyright Information Copyright 2012 ASUSTeK Computer INC. All Rights Reserved Limitation of Liability