Connecting to Wi-Fi

What is Wi-Fi?

Wi-Fi uses radio waves to connect to the internet without wires. Instead of using a mobile network connection like 3G or GPRS, it picks up the internet via Wi-Fi hotspots.
These hotspots (also know as routers) can be found in public places like offices, cafés and libraries; they transmit signals your can device pick up. You may already have one at home for accessing a broadband line.

Wi-Fi is also referred to as WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network) on some devices.

Connecting to Wi-Fi

On the start screen swipe left to reveal your Apps list
Select Settings
Select System
Select Wi-Fi
Move the Wi-Fi slider to the On position, and it will search for available Wi-Fi connections
Select the network that you want to connect to and enter the password if necessary
Select Done to connect to the network