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Use AT&T Personal Cloud to back up and sync your contacts, photos, videos, and more from your device to the cloud.
Learn how to set up AT&T Call Protect for an HD Voice-capable smartphone on your AT&T wireless account.
This article describes how to connect to the AT&T Network.
Install the Mac OS driver to improve throughput. (Recommended for Mac OS 10.10)
View cellular network signal, turn international roaming or your mobile data connection on or off.
Learn How to Clean Your Device
Get tips on the best way to keep your device clean.
This article describes how to connect a laptop.
Hardware features and software navigation of your device.
This article describes how to connect an external antenna.
Install and remove the SIM. The device comes with a nano-SIM card preinstalled.
This article provides an overview of the status & indicators.
Access the management website to view connection strength, network information, read AT&T messages, access settings and view device information.
Use AT&T Personal Cloud to back up and sync your contacts, photos, videos, and more from your device to the cloud.
Use AT&T Personal Cloud to back up and sync your contacts, photos, videos, and more from your device to the cloud.
Free apps typically get revenue through ads, pop-ups, or notifications. Learn how to manage these on your device.
Set or Change Password Security
et or change PIN to protect the SIM.
Learn how to determine if you might have harmful software (malware) on your device and get tips to help fix the issue.
Android phones have a feature called Safe Mode, which can help you rule out problematic apps as the cause of your device problems.
Free apps typically get revenue through ads, pop-ups, or notifications. Learn how to manage these on your device.
Perform a soft, factory, and alternate master reset of the device.
Android phones have a feature called Safe Mode, which can help you rule out problematic apps as the cause of your device problems.