Author: UnofficialBooksPublisher: CreateSpace
ISBN: 9781496086181
Category : Smartphones
Languages : en
Pages : 136
Book Description
The Google-designed and LG-manufactured Nexus 5 is the first smartphone to run the Android 4.4 "KitKat" operating system. If you've just bought a Nexus 5 smartphone, or you're thinking about buying one, you should read this book. The ethos of the book is very much "What the Nexus 5 can do for you!", and it's an unofficial book because we have not colluded with the manufacturers (Google or LG) during the writing of the book...so we can say pretty much whatever we want. And if we say we like it, it's because we really do. But we're no "fan-boys", so we don't mind giving a warts 'n' all coverage where it's warranted. So whether you're so-far undecided, or have already purchased your Nexus 5...buy this book! And look out for similar books at unofficialbooks.info. CONTENTS 1 - Introduction 2 - About the Nexus 5 3 - Getting Started 4 - Interacting with the Nexus 5 5 - Google Now 6 - Nexus 5 as a Communication Tool 7 - Nexus 5 as a Camera 8 - Nexus 5 as a Media Player 9 - Nexus 5 as a Sat-Nav and Map 10 - Nexus 5 as Wi-Fi Hotspot (and landline replacement) 11 - Nexus 5 as a Web Browser 12 - Nexus 5 as Your Office 13 - Nexus 5 as a Desktop Computer 14 - Android Apps and the Play Store 15 - Settings One More Thing... Now in its Second Edition, the first edition of this book attracted the following praise: "I gave it five stars because it is full of information that I never expected to exist." "I found the book concise and structured in a way that made it easy for me to get the information I needed." "Easy to read, well-illustrated, can't say much more than that. Worth the price." "Grandsons were waiting for a help call but I could manage without them - for a change. Book is clear and very helpful indeed." "A very helpful guide to get to grips with the Nexus 5." "Very helpful, information in one place...Well worthwhile." "Very useful book. Well written with lots of answers if you get stuck. Recommended for those of us who find technology rather baffling."
