This is the Pocket eDGe. It has two screens: an Android tablet on one side and an e-book reader on the other. The tablet is a full-color touchscreen. You can use your finger or stylus on this screen. The tablet side has four buttons and a track pad to help you navigate. The menu button opens different menu options in each application. Press and hold the menu button to show or hide the on-screen keyboard. You can also use a downward swipe to hide the keyboard. The home button takes you to the home screen. Press and hold the home button to see your recent applications. The track pad scrolls through links and opens them when you press it. The rotate button rotates the tablet screen ninety degrees at a time. The unique hinge, in combination with the rotate button, allows you to ... Use the device horizontally. Fold it back to use just the reader. Use it as a tablet. Or open it like a book. Pressing and holding on the screen acts as a right click. This will display different menu options depending on which app you have open. The back button takes you back one page at a time until you reach the home screen. At the bottom of the tablet screen you will find the favorites bar with shortcuts to the reader, journal, library, browser, email, and applications. To navigate to a website, open the browser from the favorites bar. Press the address bar at the top of the screen, then type an address on the keyboard and press Go. To set up your email select the email icon from the favorites ...
Friday, September 21, 2012
Getting to Know the Pocket eDGe
Getting to Know the Pocket eDGe Video Clips. Duration : 3.05 Mins.
This is the Pocket eDGe. It has two screens: an Android tablet on one side and an e-book reader on the other. The tablet is a full-color touchscreen. You can use your finger or stylus on this screen. The tablet side has four buttons and a track pad to help you navigate. The menu button opens different menu options in each application. Press and hold the menu button to show or hide the on-screen keyboard. You can also use a downward swipe to hide the keyboard. The home button takes you to the home screen. Press and hold the home button to see your recent applications. The track pad scrolls through links and opens them when you press it. The rotate button rotates the tablet screen ninety degrees at a time. The unique hinge, in combination with the rotate button, allows you to ... Use the device horizontally. Fold it back to use just the reader. Use it as a tablet. Or open it like a book. Pressing and holding on the screen acts as a right click. This will display different menu options depending on which app you have open. The back button takes you back one page at a time until you reach the home screen. At the bottom of the tablet screen you will find the favorites bar with shortcuts to the reader, journal, library, browser, email, and applications. To navigate to a website, open the browser from the favorites bar. Press the address bar at the top of the screen, then type an address on the keyboard and press Go. To set up your email select the email icon from the favorites ...
This is the Pocket eDGe. It has two screens: an Android tablet on one side and an e-book reader on the other. The tablet is a full-color touchscreen. You can use your finger or stylus on this screen. The tablet side has four buttons and a track pad to help you navigate. The menu button opens different menu options in each application. Press and hold the menu button to show or hide the on-screen keyboard. You can also use a downward swipe to hide the keyboard. The home button takes you to the home screen. Press and hold the home button to see your recent applications. The track pad scrolls through links and opens them when you press it. The rotate button rotates the tablet screen ninety degrees at a time. The unique hinge, in combination with the rotate button, allows you to ... Use the device horizontally. Fold it back to use just the reader. Use it as a tablet. Or open it like a book. Pressing and holding on the screen acts as a right click. This will display different menu options depending on which app you have open. The back button takes you back one page at a time until you reach the home screen. At the bottom of the tablet screen you will find the favorites bar with shortcuts to the reader, journal, library, browser, email, and applications. To navigate to a website, open the browser from the favorites bar. Press the address bar at the top of the screen, then type an address on the keyboard and press Go. To set up your email select the email icon from the favorites ...
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