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And just like that, our pleas for more details about the Pantech Flex have been answered. We’ve come across the full 108-page user manual for AT&T’s newest LTE device — also known as the P8010 or Oscar — which offers a heap of screenshots, included features and plenty of other tidbits. In it we learn many of the details concerning the manufacturer’s new Easy Experience mode, which is geared toward first-time smartphone buyers. Look below to find the manual in its entirety, and past the break we’ll break down some of the most important or interesting factoids we uncovered in the manual.
Gallery: Pantech Flex User Manual
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