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Tap an icon to turn a feature on or off-green means it’s on, no color means it’s off. This widget gives you instant access to the Galaxy Tab’s most common settings. Tap the icon and you get a set of mini-controls for the Galaxy Tab’s music player. You’ve got a message from someone who wants to chat with you via Google Talk.

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This shows that you’ve connected a USB device to your Galaxy Tab, or else you’ve turned on USB tethering in order to give an Internet connection to your PC via the Tab. If it’s charging, the Tab plays a battery-filling animation and displays a small lightning bolt. Get to know this little icon-it shows you how much battery life you’ve got.

The Galaxy Tab alerts you with this icon when you’ve got an event about to happen. Now you’ll never forget your anniversary-or your dentist appointment. See More Layers for information about GPS. You’ve got Gmail! See Reading Mail in Gmail to learn about reading new email messages in Gmail. You’ve got mail! See POP3 and IMAP Accounts to learn about reading new email.

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Tap the icon to download and install the update.

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One or more of your apps has an update available. Congratulations-your download was successful. When you’re downloading an app or media file, you see this icon.ĭownload complete. Shows that you’re connected to a Wi-Fi network, or that a Wi-Fi network is within range.ĭownloading. See Connecting via Wi-Fi for more details. When you use Flight mode, you turn off Wi-Fi and cellular communications so you can keep using your Galaxy Tab’s apps without interfering with navigation equipment. This icon indicates that you’ve turned on Bluetooth for making a connection to a headset or some other device.įlight mode. That’s because the Tab may be checking for email, updates, and so on.īluetooth connection.

Notice that the arrows may turn black even when you think you’re not sending or receiving data. (It only appears if you have a Galaxy Tab with cellular service.) The little arrows underneath the symbol show when data is being sent and received. This one appears when you’re connected via a 3G high-speed broadband service. The more bars you see, the stronger the signal.ģG. If you’ve got a Galaxy Tab with 3G or 4G, you see a notification about your cell signal. Now it’s time to look at some of the Home screen’s features in more detail.Ĭell signal.

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The apps include a task manager for managing apps that are running, a calendar, a world clock, a memo-taking program, a calculator, and a Samsung music app that’s different from the normal Android music app. To make them go away again, tap the downward-facing arrow that appears all the way on the bottom left of the Tab. Tap that arrow to reveal a half a dozen apps. Toward the middle bottom of the screen, you’ll see a small, upward-facing arrow. The soft buttons are used for navigation and for taking screenshots of the Tab or using its camera, and the Notification Panel/Quick Settings area sends any notifications and alerts your way, and lets you change some important Galaxy Tab settings. See Customizing the Home Screen and Panes for details.ĭown at the bottom of the screen are several areas that stay with you no matter where you go: the combination Notification Panel/ Quick Settings area on the right, and the four soft buttons-onscreen, not physical buttons-on the left. That’s the button you use to add widgets to your Home screen and any of its five-that’s right, count ‘em, five-panes.

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The TouchWiz software helps overcome some bugs inherent to Honeycomb, and includes larger, cooler-looking widgets for your homescreen, as you’ll see in the illustrations in this book.īack on the Home screen, just to the right of the Apps Menu button is a small + button. Instead of a “pure” version of Honeycomb with no major changes to the interface, the Galaxy tab has Samsung’s TouchWiz interface laid on top of Honeycomb. So what you see on your Tab may vary slightly from what you see onscreen in this book, depending on the version of Android you have. (Google gives all of its Android versions dessert-related codenames, such as Eclair, Gingerbread, and Froyo, for frozen yogurt.) The Android operating system is constantly getting updated, and those updates are automatically sent to your Galaxy Tab when they’re available.

Your Galaxy Tab is powered by an operating system from Google called Android specifically, the Galaxy Tab runs version 3.1 of Android, often referred to as Honeycomb. Up To Speed: A Honey of an Operating System