Nokia Lumia 928 User Manual

See the Nokia Lumia 928 User Manual here. This is the user manual for the Nokia Lumia 928 mobile phone which was released in June 2013. See the other mobile phone in the Nokia range here. This mobile phone comes with a 8MP camera, 2G,3G and also 4G connectivity and also an internal 32GB memory card. This phone is also known for it low noise and above all it ability to take video at 1.3MP which gives it a very good video picture for a mobile phone.

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Nokia Lumia 928 User Manual

Nokia Lumia 928 Much like with other high-end phones the 928 comes with a AMOLED capacitive touchscreen with 16M colors and it is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 2. It also comes with PureMotion HD+ ClearBlack display.

The phone also come with a Accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass and a Dual-core 1.5 GHz Krait processor. Powered by the Microsoft Windows Phone 8, upgradeable to v8.1 operating system as well as an Adreno 225 GPU and Qualcomm MSM8960 Snapdragon chipset it makes for an excellent mobile phone.

The camera in the front of the camera being a 8MegaPixel camera with 3264 x 2448 pixels, Carl Zeiss optics, optical image stabilization and autofocus with a xenon flash runs at an incredible 1080p@30fps while the rear runs at 1.3MegaPixels.

There is also Bluetooth (v4.0, A2DP, EDR, LE/ apt-X after WP8 Denim update) and Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n connectivity. A-GPS, GLONASS comes as standard. All in all a very good phone. The other option in this range is the Nokia Lumia 9325 which is also listed on this website.

Lower the screen brightness

To customize your device settings, begin by swiping left from the start screen. Tap on Settings and then navigate to Brightness. Next, switch Automatically Adjust to Off, and choose the desired brightness level.

If you wish to prevent apps from running in the background, follow these steps:

Swipe left from the start screen and access Settings.
Navigate to Applications, then tap Background Tasks and select Advanced.
Choose the specific app you want to block, and tap Block.

For efficient management of network connections, consider the following:

When using your phone for activities like listening to music, activate airplane mode to disable calls.
Adjust your mail settings to check for new messages less frequently.
Enable Bluetooth and NFC only when necessary.
Utilize Wi-Fi connections instead of mobile data (GPRS/Edge/3G/4G) for internet access.
To stop your phone from scanning for available Wi-Fi networks, swipe left from the start screen, tap Settings, and set Wi-Fi to Off.

Lock and unlock the keys and screen

To prevent inadvertent calls and enhance security, it’s advisable to lock the keys and screen of your phone. Follow these steps:

Locking Keys and Screen:
- To lock, press the power/lock key.
- To unlock, press the power/lock key and swipe up on the lock screen.
Automatic Lock Setting:
- From the start screen, swipe left and access Settings > Lock Screen.
- Tap “Screen times out after,” select the desired time duration for automatic key and screen lock.
Unlocking Your Phone:
1. Press the power key and swipe up on the lock screen.
2. Enter the security code if prompted.
Enhance Security with a Security Code:
- Swipe left from the start screen, tap Settings > Lock Screen.
- Switch “Password” to On, enter a security code (minimum 4 digits).
- Tap “Require a password after” and define the time for automatic phone lock.
Security Code Safety Measures:
- Keep the security code confidential and store it securely, separate from your phone.
Forgotten or Incorrect Security Code:
- If you forget the security code and cannot recover it, or enter it incorrectly multiple times, your phone may require service.
- Additional charges may apply, and the risk of data deletion exists.
- For assistance, contact a Nokia Care point or your phone dealer.

By following these steps, you can enhance the security of your phone and mitigate the risk of unauthorized use or data loss.

Phone Basics

Pin Items to the Start Screen: You have the freedom to pin a variety of items to your start screen, ranging from apps and websites to map locations, pictures, songs, shortcuts, and even contacts. To pin something, press and hold it until a menu appears, and then tap “pin to start.”

Change Your Theme: Elevate your visual experience by customizing your theme to match your taste and mood. Swipe left on the start screen, tap Settings > Theme > and choose Background or Accent color. A helpful tip: Opting for a darker background can save battery power.

Make a conference call

Your phone facilitates conference calls, allowing communication among two or more participants. Note that the maximum number of participants may vary depending on your network service provider. Follow these steps for a seamless conference calling experience:

Initiate the Call:
- Call the first participant as you normally would.
Add Participants:
- To include another participant, tap [icon], and dial the respective number.
Start the Conference:
- Once the new call is answered, initiate the conference call by tapping [icon].

Add Participants During a Conference: To include additional participants after the conference call has already begun, simply tap [icon].

End an Active Conference Call: Terminate the conference call by tapping “End Call.”

Silence an Incoming Call: For moments when you need to silence an incoming call promptly, press the volume key to mute the ringing. This feature allows you to manage your calls discreetly.

Bluetooth connectivity

Activate Bluetooth: To enable wireless connectivity on your phone, start by swiping left from the start screen. Tap “Settings” and set Bluetooth to On.

Explore Wireless Connections: Bluetooth allows you to establish wireless connections with various compatible devices, including phones, computers, headsets, and car kits. Unlike traditional wired connections, Bluetooth devices communicate via radio waves, eliminating the need for a direct line of sight. Keep in mind that the devices should be within a 33-foot (10-meter) range, although obstructions like walls or other electronic devices may affect the connection.

Establish Bluetooth Pairing:

Paired devices can seamlessly connect when Bluetooth is activated. Note that other devices can only detect your phone if the Bluetooth settings view is open.
Exercise caution and avoid pairing with or accepting connection requests from unknown devices to safeguard your phone from potential security risks.

Connect to a Wireless Headset: Enhance your hands-free communication experience by connecting a wireless headset to your phone. Follow these steps:

Swipe left from the start screen and access Settings > Bluetooth.
Turn the Bluetooth Status to On.
Ensure the accessory you wish to pair with is powered on.
From the list, tap the device you want to pair with.
Depending on the accessory, you may need to enter a passkey or confirm matching passkeys. Refer to the headset’s user guide for specific instructions.
Complete the process by tapping “Done.”

By following these steps, you can seamlessly activate Bluetooth, explore wireless connections, and establish secure pairings with compatible devices, enhancing your overall phone experience.

NFC

Near Field Communication (NFC) simplifies and adds a touch of fun to the process of connecting your phone with other NFC-enabled devices, such as Bluetooth headsets, without delving deep into phone menus.

NFC Capabilities: With NFC, you can effortlessly:

Connect to Bluetooth accessories supporting NFC, like headsets or wireless speakers.
Share content, such as contacts or personal pictures, with friends’ phones using tap+send.

Locate NFC Area: Identify the NFC area on the back of your phone, situated near the camera. This area allows you to tap other phones, accessories, tags, or readers.

Preparation for NFC Usage: Before utilizing NFC, ensure that the screen and keys are unlocked to facilitate seamless connectivity.

Create, edit, or delete a contact

Effortlessly organize your friends’ information by saving their phone numbers, addresses, and more in the People Hub. Follow these steps to add, edit, and delete contacts.

Access People Hub:

From the start screen, tap “People.”
Swipe to view all contacts.

Add a New Contact:

Tap [icon] > “New contact.”
If using multiple accounts, select the relevant account for the contact.
Tap each field (e.g., name, email, phone) and enter information.
When finished, tap [icon] to save the new contact.

Edit a Contact:

Tap the desired contact.
Select [icon].
If the contact has multiple linked accounts, choose one.
Tap a contact detail, edit fields, and tap [icon] to save changes.

Delete a Contact:

Tap the contact and select [icon] > “Delete.”
If a contact has linked accounts, choose an account and confirm deletion.

Note: The contact is removed from your phone and, with exceptions like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, from the online service where it’s store.

Backing up your contacts

Backup Your Contacts with Backup Assistant Plus:

Introduction: Ensure the safety of your contact data by utilizing Backup Assistant Plus. Here’s a simple guide to back up your contacts and manage synchronization settings.

From the start screen, swipe left, and tap “Settings” > “Backup Assistant Plus.”
Tap “Sync Now” to immediately sync and back up your contacts.
Tap “Settings” to manage the sync feature by toggling it on or off.

Save a Number from a Call or Message:

Likewise Save a Number from a Received Call:

On the start screen, tap [icon].
In the call history list, tap a phone number and [icon].
Tap [icon], edit the phone number and its type.
Edit other contact details, including the name, and tap [icon].

Save a Number from a Message:

On the start screen, tap [icon].
In the conversations list, tap a conversation.

By following these steps, you can easily safeguard your contacts through backup and manage synchronization settings. Additionally, saving numbers from calls or messages becomes a seamless process, allowing you to keep your contact list organized and up-to-date. See also the Nokia Lumia 800 Manual on here.

Connect to a Wi-Fi network

Manage Network Connections:

Connect to Wi-Fi:

Tap “Wi-Fi” and turn on Wi-Fi networking.
Select the desired Wi-Fi connection.

Wi-Fi Advantages: Using Wi-Fi is generally faster and more cost-effective than cellular data.

Connect to Hidden Wi-Fi:

Ensure Wi-Fi networking is turned on.
Tap “Advanced” > Enter the network name and tap “Add.”

Use Cellular Data When Roaming:

Swipe left, tap “Settings” > “Cellular.”
Turn on “Data Connection.”
Tap “Data Roaming Options” > “Roam.”

Data Roaming Caution: Be mindful of data costs, especially when using the internet abroad.

Close a Network Connection:

Close Wi-Fi Connections:

Swipe left, tap “Settings” > “Wi-Fi.”
Turn off Wi-Fi networking.

Likewise Close Cellular Data Connections:

Swipe left, tap “Settings” > “Cellular.”
Turn off “Data Connection” and set Data Roaming Options to “Don’t Roam.”

Close All Network Connections:

Swipe left, tap “Settings” > “Airplane Mode.”
Turn on Airplane Mode.

Share Your Mobile Data Connection:

Swipe left, tap “Settings” > “Internet Sharing.”
Turn on Sharing.
To customize the connection, tap “Setup” > “Broadcast Name” and enter a name.

Likewise also see the Nokia Lumia 1320 Manual as well.

Set an alarm

Use Your Phone as an Alarm Clock:

From the start screen, swipe left and tap “Alarms.”
Tap [icon].
Fill in the fields and tap [icon].

Note: For the alarm to sound, ensure your phone is switched on, and the volume is loud enough.

Manage Alarms:

Turn Off an Alarm Temporarily:
- Switch the alarm to Off.
Snooze an Alarm:
- When the alarm sounds, tap “Snooze” to pause it for a predefined time.

Set Time and Date Manually:

Swipe left and select “Settings” > “Date+Time.”
Turn off “Set Automatically.”
Edit the time and date as needed.

Update Time and Date Automatically:

Set your phone to update time, date, and time zone automatically.

From the start screen, swipe left, and tap “Settings” > “Date+Time.”
Switch “Set Automatically” to On

Likewise also see the Nokia Lumia 510 Manual as well as the Nokia Lumia 1020 Manual.

Nokia Lumia 928 User Manual