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You’ll find the following AT&T apps preinstalled on your phone.

AT&T U-verse Mobile

AT&T U-verse Mobile is a subscribed service that provides you the ability to download available shows from the Mobile Library and watch them on your phone. Once a show is downloaded, you may watch it anytime, even when not connected to any network or in airplane mode.

To open the AT&T U-verse Mobile hub, tap the AT&T U-verse Mobile tile on the Start screen. Three service levels are provided:

Guest: Guest users do not need to sign in, and can browse content and view program information. Guest users cannot download content.

National Subscriber: AT&T Wireless subscribers who do not have Uverse TV service at home, but who pay a monthly fee to receive the Download and Watch experience.

U-verse Subscriber: AT&T Wireless subscribers who have U-verse Mobile at home. These subscribers get the Download and Watch experience and can manage recorded content from their mobile phone.

AT&T Family Map

AT&T Family Map lets you locate anyone who is on your AT&T account and in AT&T’s coverage area. You can find out where your kids are, be notified what time they arrive home, and more. Enjoy peace of mind with AT&T Family Map.

On the Start screen, tap   and then tap AT&T Family Map.

AT&T myWireless

Conveniently manage your AT&T account from your phone with AT&T myWireless. Pay your phone bill, see how many voice minutes you have left, view data usage, and more.

On the Start screen, tap   and then tap AT&T myWireless.

AT&T Navigator

Use AT&T Navigator to get turn-by-turn driving directions to a destination you enter or a place of interest in the directory.

To open AT&T Navigator on your phone, tap the AT&T Navigator tile on the Start screen.

AT&T Radio

Enjoy music on the go with access to hundreds of radio stations using AT&T Radio. To open AT&T Radio on your phone, tap the AT&T Radio tile on the Start screen.

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HTC Surround manual AT&T apps

Surround specifications

The HTC Surround is a smartphone that made its debut in 2010, marking HTC's entry into the Windows Phone ecosystem. This device is notable for its unique features and multimedia capabilities, setting it apart from its contemporaries.

At its core, the HTC Surround operates on Windows Phone 7, a platform designed for seamless integration of various multimedia functions and social networking. One of the standout features of the Surround is its slide-out speakers, which differentiate it from other smartphones at the time. When activated, the speakers enhance the audio experience, making it particularly appealing for users who enjoy music and video content on the go.

The HTC Surround boasts a 3.8-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels. This size provides a comfortable viewing experience, enabling users to engage with their apps, photos, and videos with clarity. The capacitive touch technology ensures responsiveness, further enhancing user interaction.

In terms of processing power, the Surround is equipped with a 1 GHz Qualcomm processor, which, while not the most powerful by today's standards, allows for smooth navigation through the Windows Phone interface. Users can enjoy a variety of applications available through the Windows Marketplace, catering to productivity, gaming, and social media needs.

Photography enthusiasts will appreciate the 5-megapixel rear camera on the HTC Surround, which includes autofocus and a flash. While it may not compete with modern smartphone cameras, it offers decent image quality for casual photography. The front-facing camera, however, is notably absent, a feature that has since become a standard in many competitive devices.

One of the key technologies integrated into the Surround is Dolby Mobile, which enhances the audio experience significantly. This makes it an excellent choice for media consumption - whether listening to music, watching videos, or playing games - as the sound quality is remarkably enhanced compared to many other smartphones in the same era.

The HTC Surround also features 16GB of internal storage, providing ample space for apps, music, and photos, though it lacks expandable storage through microSD cards. Battery life is another important factor, with a capacity of 1230 mAh, which offers reasonable use, allowing users to stay connected throughout the day without frequent recharging.

In conclusion, the HTC Surround was a forward-thinking device for its time, emphasizing multimedia capabilities and a unique audio experience. Although it may not stand up to modern smartphones, it paved the way for future devices focusing on entertainment and user interactivity. Its innovative features, especially the slide-out speakers, captured the attention of many users and showcased HTC's commitment to enhancing the mobile experience.