Google Nexus 2013: Making Your Android Tablet Work For You
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| Rating | : | 4.25 (811 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00H4FAQLW |
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| Number of Pages | : | 367 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-03-29 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
The purpose of this book is to help you get the most out of your tablet by showing you how to do practical, everyday things and customize the screens and apps on your Nexus to suit the way you work or play.ContentsUsing This BookGetting StartedExtending the Nexus with AppsSecuring Your NexusConnecting to the InternetFinding ThingsBrowsing the WebKeeping up with Social NetworksMake Video Calls with SkypeChecking EmailManaging ContactsListening to Music and RadioPlaying GamesTaking PicturesWatching Movies and TVReading Books and MagazinesKeeping up with the NewsWatching the WeatherFinding Your Way with Maps and GPSYour Nexus OfficeManaging Files and PrintingCustomizing Your NexusFinding AccessoriesMaximizing Battery LifeSolving ProblemsAbout the Author. Updated January 2015 for Android Kitkat 4.4.4.Congratulations! If you're looking at this book, you either own or are seriously thinking of buying a Google Nexus 2013 tablet, one of the most advanced and versatile Android tablets
From the AuthorGoogle Nexus 2013 was written and designed for the Kindle and the content was reviewed on a Kindle Voyage, and on both a Fire and an Android tablet for usability. All of the photos, maps, and illustrations are in color, and you can read this book in color on the Fire tablet, the Kindle Cloud Reader, and with any of the Free Kindle Reading Apps for other devices:
Great book, very useful Joan Reichel My husband and I got a Nexus 7 and for some reason the guidebook that comes with it was incomplete. This book seemed like it would be useful so we tried it. What a great find! Lots and lots of useful information, clearly written, well organized, and simple instructions. When the book discusses an app there's a link that takes you directly to the app so you can download it. Nice feature! And there are some good tips on
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