More Networks Settings; Airplane Mode; Mobile Networks - Samsung Galaxy S III User Manual

Data usage cycle: T ap the menu, and then choose a time period for data usage. Data
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usage for the period displays on the graph, along with usage by application below.
3. Tap
to set other options:
Data roaming: W hen enabled, your device can connect to mobile data service when
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outside your home network area. Using data while roaming may incur additional costs;
contact your service provider for more information.
Restrict background data: Y our device is capable of connecting to the network in the
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background, for synchronization or other services. When enabled, background connections
will not occur.
Auto sync data: W hen enabled, your device will synchronize with accounts automatically,
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at any time.
Show Wi-Fi usage: W hen turned On, a separate tab displays data usage while connected
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to Wi-Fi.
Mobile hotspots: S elect Wi-Fi networks that are mobile hotspots. You can restrict apps
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from using these networks, and you can configure apps to warn you before using these
networks for large downloads.

More Networks Settings

The More networks menu provides additional wireless and network options.

Airplane Mode

Enabling Airplane mode turns off calling, messaging, and data network features. It also turns off
other connectivity features, such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
While in Airplane mode, the
other features of your device, such as playing music, watching videos, or other applications.
To use Wi-Fi and Bluetooth when Airplane mode is enabled, turn them on in Settings, or on the
Notification panel.
1. Press
and then tap
2. Tap More networks, and then tap the check box next to Airplane mode to enable or disable
the option.
Note: You can also control Airplane mode from the Device options menu. Press and hold the
Power/Lock Key, then tap Airplane mode.

Mobile Networks

Control your phone's access to networks, including mobile data service.
Settings
icon displays in the Status bar. While in airplane mode, you can use
> S ettings > C onnections.
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