Blackberry Z30 Smartphone 10 3 1 User Guide

							Typing in Greek
The Greek keyboard supports the following features:

						

							Typing in Japanese
The Japanese keyboard supports the following features:

						

							Set your wallpaper
You can set a picture as your wallpaper. You can also choose a picture to display when your device is locked that is 
different from your home screen wallpaper.
1.Open a picture.
2.Tap  > Wallpaper.
You can edit the picture by cropping, adding filters, and more.
3.Tap Done.
4.Select Lock Screen, Home Screen, or Both.
5.Tap OK.
Tip: When all of your apps are closed, you can set the option to show only your wallpaper. Swipe down from the top of the 
screen. Tap 
Settings > Display. Turn on the Show Wallpaper When All Apps Are Closed switch. You can swipe right to 
see all of your app icons.
Turn on rotation lock
1.On the home screen, swipe down from the top of the screen.
2.Tap .
Use your device as a flashlight
You can add the option to use your device as a flashlight to the Quick Settings menu.
1.On the home screen, swipe down from the top of the screen.
2.Tap  Settings > Quick Settings.
3.Select the Flashlight checkbox.
Turn off icon labels in the action bar
By default, labels appear under icons in the action bar at the bottom of the screen. The labels identify and explain the 
signature actions available to you. If you turn off this setting, icon labels don
						

							1.On the home screen, swipe down from the top of the screen.2.Tap  Settings > Display. 
3.Turn off the Always Show Icon Labels switch.
Accessibility
Your BlackBerry 10 device uses several well-established accessibility aids for people with disabilities. These aids include 
magnify mode, hearing aid mode, TTY support, closed captions, text size adjustment, and the 
BlackBerry Screen Reader.
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							BlackBerry Screen Reader
The BlackBerry Screen Reader is an assistive technology that lets users with vision impairment interact with their 
BlackBerry 10 device using speech output. The BlackBerry Screen Reader uses text-to-speech (TTS) to read screen 
content, such as documents, email messages, text messages (SMS or MMS), titles and properties of media files, and other  text-based information. The 
BlackBerry Screen Reader also provides navigation cues by reading screen layout information, 
such as menu titles, page numbers, and links.
Turn on the BlackBerry Screen Reader
The BlackBerry Screen Reader is a text-to-speech (TTS) feature on your BlackBerry device. The first time you turn on the 
BlackBerry Screen Reader, the Help app automatically opens to help you learn about the gestures you can use.
1.To turn on the BlackBerry Screen Reader, triple-press the Power/Lock key.
2.To turn off the BlackBerry Screen Reader, triple-press the Power/Lock key again.
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							TaskGestureSet and read the point of regard
A point of regard is a field, button, selection area, link, 
application, paragraph, sentence, word, title, picture, or 
any other screen element.
Tap the point of regard with one finger.Access Discovery mode
Discovery mode allows you to find and interact with points 
of regard, such as letters, words, buttons, links, menu 
items, and pictures. These points of regard are highlighted.
Tap and hold the point of regard with one finger, and then 
move your finger. The point of regard is set to the object  under your finger.Announce where the point of regard is set on your screen.Tap the screen once with two fingers.
You can use this gesture as a "Where am I" locator if you 
get lost on the screen. The 
BlackBerry Screen Reader reads 
the description, the location of the point of regard, and the 
application name.
Activate a point of regard
When you activate a point of regard, you indicate that you 
want to interact with that part of the display.
Double-tap the point of regard with one finger.Press and holdDouble-tap and hold.Move to the next or previous point of regardSwipe right with one finger to go to the next point of regard. 
Swipe left with one finger to go to the previous point of 
regard.Pan or scroll a listSwipe up with two fingers to scroll toward the top. Swipe 
down with two fingers to scroll toward the bottom. This 
action sets a new point of regard.
An audio cue indicates that the scrolling action is complete, 
and the 
BlackBerry Screen Reader updates the point of 
regard so that you can continue reading from the new 
location.
Go to the top or bottom of a display areaSwipe up and hold with two fingers to go to the top. Swipe 
down and hold with two fingers to go to the bottom. This 
action sets a new point of regard.Enter text navigation modeTap to make a text field the point of regard. Double-tap with 
two fingers to enter text navigation mode.Change a slider valueWith the point of regard focused on the slider, flick up with  one finger to increase the slider value. Flick down with one 
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							TaskGestureMove to the previous or next section of text or web content.
A section of text can be a character, word, line, sentence, or 
paragraph. A section of web content can be a header or 
link.
In text navigation mode, swipe left with one finger to go to 
the previous section of text or web content. Swipe right with  one finger to go to the next section of text or web content.Set the size of a text chunk.
A text chunk can be a character, word, line, sentence, 
paragraph, or a Header or link on a webpage. The size of a 
text chunk is used to identify how far to skip ahead or go 
back in a document, web content, or other text.
Swipe up with one finger while intext navigation mode to 
increase the size. Swipe down with one finger while in the 
content to decrease the size.Move left, right, up, or downSwipe left, right, up, or down with three fingers.Stop the BlackBerry Screen Reader from readingSwipe down and to the left with one finger.
When the BlackBerry Screen Reader reads a page of text, 
the point of regard remains on the last read item so that you  can resume reading from the location where you stopped.
Perform the default action of the applicationDouble-tap with two fingers.Read the time and dateNote: You can use this gesture on any screen, even when a 
status bar is not present..Quickly swipe down and then up with one finger.Read the status bar information (including battery and 
network connectivity)Note: You can use this gesture on any screen, even when a 
status bar is not present..Quickly swipe up and then down with one finger.
Gestures for the BlackBerry Calendar
TaskGestureMove to the next day, week, or monthSwipe right with three fingers.Move to the previous day, week, or monthSwipe left with three fingers.User GuideSettings
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							Gestures for the home screen
TaskGestureMinimize the application and show your minimized appsSwipe up from the bottom. This gesture is the same as the one used in other applications.Close a minimized appWith the point of regard on the minimized app, double-tap 
with two fingers.Delete an appTap and hold with one finger, and then move your finger to  the app. The point of regard is set under your finger. Then, 
double-tap with two fingers to delete the app.
Gestures for t text entry and editing
When you select text to cut, copy, or delete, the size of the text block depends on the size of a text chunk you have set. A  text chunk can be a character, word, line, sentence, or paragraph, or a header or link on a webpage.
TaskGestureSwitch the BlackBerry Keyboard layoutWith the poing of regard on the BlackBerry Keyboard, swipe 
down with one finger.Accept word predictionSwipe up with one finger.Select textDouble-tap and hold with one finger.
This gesture selects a text chunk and includes the cursor 
position.
Clear a text selectionWhen you have text selected, double-tap and hold with one 
finger.Extend the text selectionWhen you have text selected, swipe from left to right to 
increase the selection by one text chunk.Decrease the text selectionWhen you have text selected, swipe from right to left to 
decrease the selection by one text chunk.
If the text selection becomes empty when you swipe to 
decrease the selection, the selection extends in the 
opposite direction. For example, if you get to the beginning 
of the selected text, the new selection is the configured text 
chunk extending to the left. If you get to the end of the  selected text, the new selection is beyond the previous end.
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