first, the home button isn't a physical button, but rather a capacitive
button or widget. Try tapping on the bottom of the screen center/left
of center and see what happens. Pulling the battery doesn't hurt you at
all. one thing, pressing and holding the power button brings up a list
of options and one of them is to turn your phone off. If you have
physical directional controls, maybe arrows on your keyboard, you can
scroll down to the bottom of the list that will be there after pressing
the power button, that is the off choice. When you get your phone
working again, download an app called keyboard tutor, it will help you
learn your phone better. It is free and I think essential for most new
Android users.
On 10/8/2012 12:58 PM, Leslie Fairall wrote:
No, I was hoping I wouldn't have to do that just yet. I've only had
this phone a few hours and really don't know where most of the
controls are yet.
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