| How-to: ZTE Radiant (AT&T): Tips & Tricks to Conserve Battery Life Posted: 11 Feb 2014 11:13 AM PST Decreasing the Screen's Brightness and Timeout Duration: - From the home screen, press the "Menu" button
- Select "System Settings"
- Under "Device", tap "Display" and select "Brightness"
- Clear the check box associated with "Automatic brightness"
- The brightness slider will now be available. Drag it to the left in order to decrease the brightness
- Tap "OK" to confirm the level
- Return to the "Display" menu and touch "Sleep"
- Choose a lower value for the timeout, like "15 seconds"
Disabling Your Live Wallpaper: - While viewing any of the home screens, press "Menu"
- Tap "Wallpaper"
- Select a desired wallpaper option, aside from "Live Wallpapers"
- Browse through the images and when reaching a desired one, tap "Set wallpaper"
NOTE: if you wish to assign a picture from the gallery or your photos, you may need to crop, drag and resize the image before setting it as a wallpaper Disabling GPS: A smartphone's GPS is one of the most demanding features and it can hit the battery pretty hard. As such, it's highly recommended that you disable GPS connectivity when not in use. To do so: - Press "Menu" while viewing the home screen
- Tap "System settings"
- Go to "Personal" and select "Location services"
- Uncheck the boxes associated with "GPS sattelites"
NOTE: to use the handset's network in order to approximate your location for applications like " Google Maps", you can enable " Location & Google search" Disabling Bluetooth and Wi-Fi: Both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are great tools that many smartphone users tend to leave enabled when not in use. This can chew through your battery like there's no tomorrow, so make sure you always disable these features when not in use. To do so: - Press the "Menu" button while viewing a home screen
- Select "System settings"
- Tap the switches associated with "Wi-Fi" and "Bluetooth" in order to set them to "OFF"
Disabling Vibration Notifications: - While on the home screen, press the "Menu" key
- Tap "system settings"
- Go to "Sound" under "Device"
- Uncheck the "Vibrate when ringing" check box
- Flick the screen down and also clear the check box next to "Vibrate on touch"
Stopping Unused Applications and Services: - From the home screen, tap "menu"
- Select "System settings"
- Under "Device", tap "Apps"
- Swipe left or right in order to go to the "Running" tab
- Choose an app or service, and tap "Stop"
- If prompted, press "OK" to confirm
NOTE: keep in mind that certain Android services cannot be stopped, thus the button will not be available Changing Your Accounts' Sync Settings: You can conserve battery life by setting your accounts to sync less information, or to do so less often. - Press "Menu" while viewing a home screen
- Tap "System settings"
- Scroll down to "Accounts" and choose an account type
- Select the desired account
- From the list of applications that sync data, clear the check boxes associated with the apps in order to disable data sync. Uncheck as many apps as possible to obtain greater results
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| How-to: ZTE Radiant (AT&T): Transferring Audio Files and Customizing Ringtones and Notification Sounds Posted: 11 Feb 2014 10:46 AM PST Transferring Audio Files from a Windows PC: - Using the USB cable, connect your smartphone to your computer
- From the home screen, drag the "Notification" bar down and tap "Media device (MTP)"
- In the AutoPlay window that opens on your PC, select to browse the device's files and folders
- Open the "Phone" storage
- Open a different Windows Explorer window and locate the audio files that you wish to transfer from your computer
- Copy the files, and paste them on your smartphone's storage. NOTE: there should be a "Ringtone" and "Notifications" folder. Copy the audio files in the proper location, depending on how you want to use them
- After the file transfer has ended, click the USB icon from the system tray and safely disconnect your device from your computer
Changing the Phone's Ringtone from the Settings Menu: - Tap the "All apps" icon located on the home screen
- Tap "Settings" > "Sound" > "Phone ringtone"
- Browse the list of audio files and select the one that you wish to assign
- Tap "OK" to confirm your selection
Changing the Ringtone via the Music Player: - From the home screen, tap "All apps"
- Open the "Music" application and go to the music library
- Sort between "Albums", "Songs", "Artists" and so on
- Once you've located the desired song, touch the icon depicting a triangle, associated with the song
- Select "Set as phone ringtone"
NOTE: alternatively, you can assign a song that is playing by pressing " Menu" > " Set as phone ringtone" Changing the Ringtone for a Single Contact: - Tap the "All apps" icon located on the home screen
- Open the "People" application
- Look for the desired contact, and tap it
- Press "Menu", followed by "Set ringtone"
- Choose the desired audio file to set as a ringtone
- Tap "OK" to confirm
Changing the Volume of Ringtones, Alarms and Notifications: - Tap "All apps" from the home screen
- Go to "Settings" > "Sound"
- Tap and hold > drag the sliders next to "Ringtone & notifications", "Alarms" and set the volume to a different level
- When ready, press "OK" and save the changes
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