FAQ's

• Go to the Settings option. Turn ON Wi-Fi.
• The Tablet scans for available Wi-Fi networks.
• Select the Network you wish to connect.
• Selecting a network will ask for its password to connect.
• Go to the input box and enter password.
• After entering, press the DONE tab.
• Press CONNECT

Press and hold the POWER button for 4-5secs after assuring the Tablet is charged.

• To connect to 3G Data Card, turn off Wi-Fi and put on Data Enable and Data Roaming.
• Connect the data card with the tablet.
• The data card and the network used, both must be 3G.

• Step 1 – Connect the dongle through Device USB port
• Step 2 – Go to “Settings”
• Step 3 – Select “Wireless & networks”
• Step 4 – Select “Mobile Network”
• Step 5 – Select “Access Point Names”
• Step 6 – Select “Menu” from top of the screen
• Step 7 – Select “New APN” at the bottom of the screen
• Step 8 – Enter Name & APN of your respective Service Provider
• Step 9 – Save the settings by selecting “menu” from the top of screen.

The media files can be transfer, backup or synchronized through connectivity between tablet & pc through data cable. Turn on usb from status bar to copy media files.

Move all applications into an external SD-CARD and avoid opening 3-4 applications together.

Switch off the tablet first and then insert any GSM SIM and switch on the tablet it will automatically Detect the network.

If the tablet is having null battery, it would take around 6-7 hours to charge it completely. The battery charging status can be checked along.

Wireless connectivity

Function such as EDGE, 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS are important to tablet usage, but they are the biggest battery hogs as well. You can increase your battery life by switching off functions that you don’t need. Even switching from 3G to 2G (if available) will give your battery life a huge boost.

Push Notifications

If push notifications are turned on, your tablet constantly pings various services to check for updates. Therefore, data connectivity of Wi-Fi is constantly being used to check for updates. Some devices even play a sound and display a notification on the screen. The number of different notifications you leave on will have a direct impact on the tablet’s battery life.

Screen brightness

Although most tablets come with a light sensor that is used to automatically adjust brightness of the display, you need to manually set the brightness as low as possible to maximize battery life. The automatic setting constantly alerts the brightness and that leads to higher consumption. Also keep the screen time out as short as possible to save more battery.

Background Tasks

By default, pressing the home button does not exit apps, it just moves them to the background – this helps with quicker multi-tasking on a tablet. Problem is, even background apps consume hardware resources (except on IOS where the apps are completely suspended). Use the task manager to exit apps completely and give a boost to battery life.

Haptic Feedback

Many touch screen tablets offer haptic feedback – a slight vibration while typing, pressing an on-screen button or in some tablets, every time the screen registers a touch. Check if you can turn this feature off or control when the vibration occurs. You can also choose to turn off the vibrate notification for calls/SMS when the ringer is on.

Battery Life Pro

This app has a beautiful user interface and shows your system info & graphs for memory usage. It also gives you one-touch access to switch on/off Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and 3G & Push notifications.

Battery Saver Pro

Provides a clean graphical user interface with features to monitor processes, optimize usage for display/wireless connections, set alerts for low battery and can show a battery usage graph.

Battery Saver

Battery saver lets you pin live tiles on your home screen to quickly toggle between various battery consuming functions such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth & GPS.

• Goto the menu bar
• Click the setting icon
• Select the privacy icon/bac and then there are three options
• Back up my data
• Automatic Restore
• Factory data reset
• Select “Factory Data Reset” icon.
• Select “Reset Device”.
• Select “Erase Everything”.

No, it has a USB ports not enough for charging due to the electrical design of the tablet itself and the amount of current a USB port typically supplies.

Open the Apps then open the My Pad (File manager, Astro as per your VIE models

There are two Options –
Local
Undisk
Then select the Udisk and the Pen drive data will be shown on the screen.

Open the Apps then open the My Pad (File manager, Astro) as per depends on VIE models

There are two Options
Local
Udisk1
Then select the Udisk1 than SD card data show on the screen.

• Select the apps icon
• Select the play store or market icon
• For first time you’ll be asked for Google account then select the next button.
• Sign in if you have an account or else create a new account.
• Type in your username and password.
• Mark in the box if you wish to back up your tabs settings with account else leave it unmark, and then select next.
• After account has finished sync, press ‘finish setup’ button.
• Press on accept tab.
• Finally market screen appears with option categories.
• Select a category
• Touch on search icon
• Tap inside the box to bring onscreen keyboard.
• Type the app you want to download.
• Select go.
• List of results for your query appears.
• Select application of your choice.
• Touch on install option.
• Accept the permissions and select ok.
• Downloading and installation starts.

• Select settings
• Manage application page opens with option tabs
• ’Downloaded’ option shows the downloaded apps.
• ’All’ tabs shows each n every apps present in tablet.
• Apps on SD card are shown in ‘on SD card’ tab
• Present running apps are shown in ‘running’
• tab Select downloaded option
• Select the application you want to uninstall
• Select uninstall.
• As soon as you confirm, uninstallation completes.
• Press ok to close uninstallation screen.