Introduction
Welcome to motorola XOOM For Dummies, your look-it-up-and-find-it guide to the Motorola Xoom tablet.
Your Motorola Xoom crosses the boundary between smartphone and netbook, giving you a large but lightweight screen on which to display all
your books, magazines, newspapers, movies, and digital photos.
When you’re not buried in your media, your Motorola Xoom also lets you keep tabs on your friends through video chats, e-mail, Twitter
streams, and Facebook updates.
This book helps you do all that and more with either a Wi-Fi Xoom or a Xoom with a data plan.
The official name of the tablet in your hands is the MOTOROLA XOOM. I occasionally refer to it that way, but mostly, I call it the Xoom.
About This Book
Like all For Dummies books, this book is a reference. Don’t bother trying to read it from cover to cover. Instead, flip to the chapter or
section that contains the information you need at the time, follow the steps to accomplish your task, and then put the book aside and get
back to work. These tasks, for example, are explained clearly, each in its own section:
Turning your Motorola Xoom on and off
Setting up your Internet connection
Typing without a keyboard
Sending and receiving e-mail
Browsing the web
Downloading and running apps
Taking and sharing photos and videos
Backing up and password-protecting your Motorola Xoom
Don’t bother memorizing anything. Just flip to the page you need, read the explanation or follow the steps, and get on with your life.
Unlike user manuals, this book lets you skip the dry, boring stuff and simply get things done.
When the book tells you to do something specific, you see numbered steps. A specific step may look like this:
2. Touch the Microphone icon.
This step tells you to touch the little picture of the microphone on the screen.
Finally, you find a full table of contents in the front of the book for general reference and an index in the back for more detailed
searches.
 
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