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Honda Jazz All new Jazz is every bit a pleasure drive every drOP VTi model shown Whoever said the small things in life make the biggest difference might well have been talking about all new Jazz From her hidden compartments to her attractive grille every little feature has an endearing quality all of its own So you ll fall in love with her piece by piece Each Jazz from the GLi to the VTi and VTi S is now smoother and sexier She s a whole lot sportier too with enhanced aerodynamics sharper lines a wider stance and superior rear suspension VTi S Jazz also comes with sexy alloy wheels and front and rear sports bumpers But just because she s small it doesn t mean she lacks power On the contrary new Jazz is a lot more powerful than you d think with a choice of two athletic yet remarkably fuel efficient engines With fuel consumption of just 5 8 litres per 100 km you get the maximum amount of power out of your fuel or as we say you ll drive every drop And it s all thanks to her amazing i VETC engine Now here s where we get down to the nitty gritty Her 1 3 litre i Continue to download »
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This product contains software that is subject to certain restrictions under the U S Export Administration Regulations and may not be exported or re exported to U S embargoed destinations In addition this product may not be exported or reexported to persons and entities prohibited by the U S Export Administration Regulations WARNING US WARNING Table of contents WARNING 2 Precautions 8 Checking the package contents 12 Things you can do with the PSP system 14 Games Playing games 28 Step 1 Install Media Go 30 Step 2 Start Media Go 31 Step 3 Download purchase a game 32 Step 4 Start the game 37 Preparation Part names and functions 16 Charging the battery 20 Turning the system on and off 23 Downloading games using the PSP system or PS3 system 39 Network Using the wireless networking feature 40 Updating the system software 41 Basic operations Sony PSP N1001 Playstation Portable Using the XMB XrossMediaBar menu 24 Using the on screen keyboard 26 Table of contents PSP system documentation Support Before requesting service 42 LIMITED HARDWARE WARRANTY
Introduction About Maemo software About the desktop Applications menu Status area and status menu Dashboard About the touch screen Basic use About your device Protect your device Text input Use shortcuts Personalize your device Edit and personalize the desktop Profile settings Change the background image Change the device language Change themes Connect your device About connectivity Network settings Use a WLAN connection Use a GPRS connection Active data connections Disable wireless connections Internet connection settings Bluetooth connectivity 15 15 15 16 16 17 18 19 19 21 21 24 25 25 26 26 27 27 27 27 27 28 31 32 32 33 33 Contents Safety About your device Network services Shared memory Set up your device Insert the SIM card and battery Insert the memory card Charge the battery Keys and parts Keys and parts front Keys and parts back Keys and parts top Keys and parts sides First start up Switch the device on Start up wizard Kickstand Stylus Use accessories Headset Wrist strap 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 10 11 11 12
Chapter 1 Getting Started 1 1 Getting to Know Your Touch Phone 23 Inside the box 23 Top panel 23 Left panel 24 Right panel 24 Front panel 25 Hardware keyboard 26 Back panel 27 Bottom panel 27 1 2 Installing the SIM Card Battery and Storage Card 28 SIM card 28 Battery 29 Storage card 30 1 3 Charging the Battery 31 1 4 Starting Up 31 Turning your device on and off 31 Auto configuring data connection settings and importing SIM contacts 32 Switching to Sleep mode 32 1 5 Home Screen 33 1 6 Notifications 34 1 7 Status Icons 35 1 8 Start Screen 37 1 9 Quick Menu 39 1 10 Adjusting the Volume 40 23 14 1 11 Using Finger Gestures 41 Finger scrolling 41 Finger panning 42 1 12 Using the Zoom Bar 43 1 13 Connecting Your Device to a Computer 43 Chapter 2 Using Phone Features 2 1 Making Calls 45 Making a call from the Phone screen 45 Making a call from a text message 47 Making a call from an e mail message 47 Making a call from a meeting request or reminder 49 Making an emergency call 50 Making an international 