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2 comments:
Reader Steve asks "I can't get cell coverage in my house. I have a g wireless router. Can I get phone coverage with the Motorola Android?"
Yes and no. The android has wifi capabilities so you will be able to use your phone to receive data but not voice. This means you can browse the web and check emails but wont be able to send/and receive phone calls or text messages through your cell service. There are 3rd party application like Google Voice and Skype that would allow you to make phone calls over the internet using your data plan. Hope this helps.
User Dana asked "My Text message icon has disappeared. How do I get it back? It is NOT on any of the other screens. I have powered off and on and still nothing. HELP!!"
Open the app launcher and look for an application named "Messaging"? Hold your finger on it for a few seconds and it will leave the launcher and move directly to the home screen as a shortcut icon. It can now be moved around to be positioned from where it went missing.
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