Must Read: 7 questions new Android users always ask and solutions
According to androidpit.com here are questions new android users always ask and their answers.
Not all smartphone platforms
have the sort of home screen flexibility and layout options that
Android does, and so it might take some getting used to. Press and hold
on a blank area of the home screen, then choose Widgets to thumb through
what's available (which is determined by your installed apps). Hold and
drag to place a widget wherever you like on the screen.
You can take as
much or as little control over the look and feel of your phone as you
like—start off by changing the wallpaper (tap and hold on a blank area
of the home screen) then move on to more advanced tricks such as
installing a separate launcher (like Apex or Themer). Delve into the Settings app and you can customize all kinds of options to control your phone's behavior.
You don't
have to do much except use Google's services: It keeps track of the
messages in your Gmail, your searches on the web (when you're signed in)
and the places you visit (via your phone's GPS) to work out what's most
important to you and when. Open up the Google Now settings if you want
to take more control over the data that's collected and the cards you
see.
It's a very good
idea to keep your device protected with a PIN code or pattern (see
Security in Settings) but Android Lollipop features a Smart Lock feature
where you can disable the PIN in a trusted setting (like home). You can
use the Android Device Manager (activated when you sign in with a Google account) to locate your tablet or smartphone if you happen to lose it.
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