Why do I hear noises in the background during a phone call?

●You might hear noises in the background if you use your iPAQ near electronic equipment, such as microwave oven, speakers, or a television set. Avoid using your iPAQ near such items to prevent an adverse effect on the voice quality.

●If you are using a Bluetooth headset, ensure that you remain close enough to the phone. As you move the headset farther from the phone, audio quality will degrade, and you may hear background noise.

●Ensure you have good network reception. If your device shows only one or two bars of coverage, then you are more likely to experience frequent disconnects. If you are indoors, try moving closer to the exterior of the building since some concrete buildings can significantly reduce cellular signal strength. If you work around a lot of electronic equipment, try moving away from it, especially if that equipment also produces radio signals.

Which factors degrade the GPS signal and affect accuracy?

●You are indoors, underwater, or underground.

●You are surrounded by tall buildings or cliffs.

●You are inside a car with thermally shielded glass.

Synchronization

I cannot synchronize my iPAQ with my computer. What should I do?

●Ensure you have downloaded and installed the latest synchronization software for your PC. Windows Vista users should download Windows Mobile Device Center and Windows XP users should download ActiveSync. Visit http://www.windowsmobile.com/getstarted to download the latest synchronization software for your PC.

●Ensure your PC is set up to allow USB connections. If you are using ActiveSync, open ActiveSync on your PC, and then click File > Connection Settings and ensure the Allow USB Connections check box is selected. If you are using Windows Mobile Device Center, open Windows Mobile Device Center on your PC, move the mouse pointer over Mobile Device Settings, and then click Connection Settings. Ensure the Allow USB Connections check box is selected.

My iPAQ was connected while I was installing Windows Mobile Device Center (WMDC). Why does WMDC not launch even after installation?

In some cases after an upgrade, you need to disconnect and reconnect the iPAQ before WMDC can start.

Can I set up an active connection between my iPAQ and a computer using Bluetooth for the first time?

No, the initial connection between your iPAQ and the computer needs to be created only through a USB sync cable using ActiveSync for Windows XP and WMDC for Windows Vista. After this initial connection, you will be able to set up Bluetooth for future connections.

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Glisten-AT&T specifications

The HP Glisten, specifically designed for AT&T, is a smartphone that blends style, functionality, and performance. Launched to cater to a growing demand for smartphones that facilitate communication and entertainment, the Glisten stands out with its compact design and impressive feature set.

One of the main highlights of the HP Glisten is its vibrant display. The device boasts a 2.5-inch AMOLED touchscreen that provides sharp visuals and vibrant colors. This high-quality display enhances the user experience, making it ideal for browsing, watching videos, or playing games. The Glisten features a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, which appeals to users who prefer tactile feedback for typing messages and emails.

Under the hood, the HP Glisten is powered by the Windows Mobile operating system, offering users a familiar interface with access to Microsoft Office applications and various productivity tools. This OS also allows for seamless integration with Windows services, making it a desirable choice for business users. The device comes equipped with 256 MB of RAM and 512 MB of internal storage, expandable via microSD, providing ample space for apps and multimedia files.

Another defining characteristic of the HP Glisten is its connectivity options. With support for 3G networks, users can enjoy fast mobile data speeds that facilitate smoother web browsing and quick downloads. The phone also supports Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing users to connect to wireless networks for enhanced browsing or streaming experiences. Bluetooth support enables easy pairing with headphones, speakers, and other devices.

The Glisten's camera is a crucial feature, equipped with a 3.2-megapixel rear camera that captures decent pictures for casual use. While it may not rival higher-end smartphones in photography, it serves well for social media sharing and basic photography needs.

Battery life is another area where the HP Glisten performs admirably. With a robust battery, users can expect a full day of use on a single charge, allowing for uninterrupted communication and entertainment.

In conclusion, the HP Glisten for AT&T embodies a blend of functionality and design, making it a strong contender in the smartphone market. With its user-friendly interface, robust connectivity options, and practical features, it caters to both business and casual users looking for reliable performance within a compact device.
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