››Activate location services

You must activate location services to receive location information or search the map.

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In the application list, select Settings Location services.

Change the following options:

Option

Function

 

Set to use Wi-Fi and/or mobile

Use wireless

networks to find your location.

networks

You may incur additional charges

 

for using mobile networks.

 

 

Use GPS

Set to use GPS satellites to find your

satellites

location.

 

 

Location and

Set the device to use your current

location for Google search and other

Google search

Google services.

 

 

 

VPN connections

Learn to create virtual private networks (VPNs) and connect to them securely over the Internet.

Your device should already be configured with Internet access. If you have trouble accessing the Internet, you must edit the connections. If you are not sure what information to enter, ask your VPN administrator.

To use this feature, you must activate the screen lock feature.

Connectivity

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