20 posts tagged with "Mobile"

1. To send other people your Countdown Shopping list, do the following:
2. First (You have to have either a Bluetooth pair with the device or Internet access for email, going to run this guide through the email way but similar to other methods)
3. Go to the Countdown application on your phone.
4. Select my lists
5. Select the list you want to send for someone (for example Master List)
6. Now you need to open up the Countdown menu (so on your phone click the Menu button, for example on the Galaxy Ace it is the button with Lines going down on the left hand side of the phone)
7. Select Share
8. Now you need to select your sharing method, in this case we are going to use Email so select “Email to a friend”  (Other methods Bluetooth/Dropbox/Gmail etc are located under Share with another app user)
9. Select Gmail or what email application you use on your phone.
10. Now enter in the email address of the person you are going to send it to and send.
11. The other person simply needs to open the email on their phone and click the link in the email (to the attached TXT document)
12. When it selects what program to open it with, select your Web Browser.
13. The Countdown Shopping app will then launch and import the list

Having problems where your Sony S Tablet is getting power from the adapter but actually not turning on? I had this issue and this is how I got it running again.

1. On the side panel of your Tablet you will see small letters, stating Reset.
2. Get a Pin or Paper Clip and put it in the small hole next to the Reset word.
3. Hold for 10 seconds
4. Your Tablet should now restart on its own.

Note: Pressing the Reset button will not set the tablet back to Factory settings, but pressing the Reset button and turning your Tablet off will reset it back to Factory settings.

This usually occurs when you are attempting to connecting to the Internet using a cell phone.

1. Click Start
2. Click Run
3. Type: services.msc
4. On the services list scroll down to “Remote Access Connection Manager”
5. Right click and select Start
6. Look for Remote Access Auto Connection Manager
7. Right click and select Start
8. Attempt to connect now

This is also caused by an issue with Motorola Phone tools you can fix this by running it as Administrator.

1. Right click the Motorola Phone Tools icon (usually located on the Desktop)
2. Left click “Run as Administrator”

1. Press the green Pencil button
2. **Select Predictive **Text

Want to check how long your phone has been on for? Follow the instructions below.

1. Go into Settings
2. Go down and select About phone
3. Select Status
4. Scroll to the bottom to view your phones Up-time.