Places

Learn to search for a place around you.

 

This feature may be unavailable depending on your

 

region or service provider.

 

1

In Idle mode, open the application list and select

2

Places.

 

Select a category.

 

 

Your device searches for places around your current

3

location that are related to the category.

 

Select a place name to view its details.

 

4

To view the place on the map, select

.

 

To view the route to the place, select

.

Navigation

Learn to use the GPS navigation system to find and show your destination with voice guidance.

 

 

This feature may be unavailable depending on your

 

 

region or service provider.

1

In Idle mode, open the application list and select

2

Navigation.

Enter your destination by using one of the following

 

methods:

 

Speak Destination: Speak your destination such as

 

 

"Navigate to destination."

 

Type Destination: Enter your destination with the

 

 

virtual keypad.

 

Contacts: Select your destination from addresses of

 

 

your contacts.

 

Starred Places: Select your destination from the list

 

 

of your starred places.

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