is there a way to tether the Raphael? i don't have one but my friend wanted me to tehter her's and i didn't kno if it could be done.........
G1-8701 said:
is there a way to tether the Raphael? i don't have one but my friend wanted me to tehter her's and i didn't kno if it could be done.........
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These links should help.
http://www.fuzemobility.com/att-fuze-internet-sharing-tethering-revisited/
http://www.fuzemobility.com/how-to-set-up-internet-sharing-tethering-on-the-att-fuze/
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I have both but I was wondering which one is better....
I heard that the APN can be seen by AT&T and they will charge me and make me buy a tethering plan.
On the other hand Barnacle is slow.
So can I get caught on either? which one?
Thanks.
Come on? Someone has to know about this....
hotspot
u answered ur own question. the fact that ATT can see u with custom apn i wouldnt even risk it. use wifi tether or barnacle..
justarookie said:
u answered ur own question. the fact that ATT can see u with custom apn i wouldnt even risk it. use wifi tether or barnacle..
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Well if you can read, you would notice that I posted this before..... Sorry for making it so complicated.
justarookie said:
u answered ur own question. the fact that ATT can see u with custom apn i wouldnt even risk it. use wifi tether or barnacle..
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But the real question I was going for is which one allows faster DL and UL speeds?
Chubby_Skunk said:
But the real question I was going for is which one allows faster DL and UL speeds?
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Run speedtest using both and compare results?
fyi i got much faster results using pdanet with usb wire over using barnacle
Chubby_Skunk said:
But the real question I was going for is which one allows faster DL and UL speeds?
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neither. get an iphone
I work for at&t and we can't look at data in real time like that. At&t looks for extremely high data usage and then can go back and analyze from there. From my understanding it's all about TTL values and the difference of the phone and tethered device
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Can the LG Optimus One P500 be reverse tethered i.e. when the mobile is connected to a PC with the cable then the phone can access the internet via the PC.
My HTC Incredible S used to do this and I did search a bit before posting this but I couldn't find a way to make my LG Optimus One P500 do it. Any suggestions?
just buy a wifi router and u can access it anywhere in ur house
ccdreadcc said:
just buy a wifi router and u can access it anywhere in ur house
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Yaa do that....
Beacuse this thing was already discussed here on xda at the same section. Search a bit harder u will find the thread in graveyard.
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search mycilla blog in google and u'll have ur answer.. nd try reverse tethering in ubuntu its easier.. i have done it very easily...
ccdreadcc said:
just buy a wifi router and u can access it anywhere in ur house
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Thanks for that reply. I do have a wifi router already
Reverse tethering will allow me to use internet available on any machine even while I'm in transit. Think laptop+data card
Hence the query
Used to use this some time back when I was on Windows.
Also, cool sig
I use this www.mhotspot.com
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kpbotbot said:
Used to use this some time back when I was on Windows.
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crankyboy said:
I use this www.mhotspot.com
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That works if your laptop has WiFi. Sometimes I have an old laptop with me which doesn't have WiFi or I'm visiting a friend who doesn't have WiFi. Reverse tethering hack would really help out.
Couldn't find a link for reverse tethering. Any suggestions?
kpbotbot said:
Also, cool sig
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Thanks. Spent all morning setting it up
Maybe this? --> http://blog.mycila.com/2010/06/reverse-usb-tethering-with-android-22.html
Not sure. Haven't tried. Anyway, what error/thingy do you get?
It just need a computer with a internet connection..
and Connectify doesn't work for me or some other people..
Cause android doesn't support ad-hoc ...
kpbotbot said:
Maybe this? --> http://blog.mycila.com/2010/06/reverse-usb-tethering-with-android-22.html
Not sure. Haven't tried. Anyway, what error/thingy do you get?
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mate, the problem is Step 2.. does the P500 have a "tethering" option?
John Anderton said:
mate, the problem is Step 2.. does the P500 have a "tethering" option?
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Ofciurse we have usb tethering. Settings > wireless & network > portable hotspot > usb tethering
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Why is it not working for all photon users? Yes I'm rooted....
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ejdavis said:
Why is it not working for all photon users? Yes I'm rooted....
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I don't know but I installed WiFi Tether 3.1 beta3 and it works great now.
atomb said:
I don't know but I installed WiFi Tether 3.1 beta3 and it works great now.
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i still have yet to be able to connect via wireless tether...no matter what version i use...
Using 3.0 pre 14 and it just works.
Maybe you guys should try and verify you are rooted....use root check from the market.
Thinking you are rooted and being rooted are 2 different things....no?
atomb said:
I don't know but I installed WiFi Tether 3.1 beta3 and it works great now.
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I installed the market version of Wifi Tether (currently 2.0.7):
https://market.android.com/details?id=android.tether
It worked for me to a limited extent, but many features, including big ones like encryption and infrastructure mode aren't compatible with the Photon.
here is the link to the beta that isn't in the market yet. Works perfect and has encryption as well as other bells and whistles.
http://code.google.com/p/android-wifi-tether/downloads/list
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Why is it not working for all photon users? Yes I'm rooted....
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What are you trying to connect with?
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atomb said:
here is the link to the beta that isn't in the market yet. Works perfect and has encryption as well as other bells and whistles.
http://code.google.com/p/android-wifi-tether/downloads/list
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Doesn't seem to work for me.. (connecting from tablet...)
Seems to work, but I can't see the network..
-m
Connecting to Gateway laptop and O know the difference between rooted and not rooted. This problem is common for many users...
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Most android tablets can't connect to adhoc networks. The photon creates a adhoc network. You have to root your tablet and change the wpa_supplicant file. Search the tablet forums for "wpa_supplicant" instructions.
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ejdavis said:
Why is it not working for all photon users? Yes I'm rooted....
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The transmit power is set to 0mw as default.....you have to go to settings to start transmitting and recieving.....i set it to friggin 30mw and it worked fine
Thank you!! I've been looking for a good tethering app with my new Photon, and haven't had much success in finding one that works - looking forward to trying this one out!
=)
Interesting that I never noticed this before but I got a No Access Control message when I start Wireless tether.
"Sorry but your kernal does not have all necessary features for the Access Control feature of this application. Access Control will be disabled."
Was using Beta 2 but downloaded the Beta 4 version. After seeing that message I hit ignore and never saw it again.
Anyone else see that message.
TS
OK - so I got it to work - it turns out that some windows 7 drivers are buggy as hell - especially for the intel wireless network cards - I installed a different driver (a generic one as opposed to the actual driver for my wifi card) and tethering now works.
Doesn't wifi tether for root have an infrastructure mode option? I thought it did.
Edit: Nope, it doesn't. Also can't use access control options at this time.
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Just got my AT&T Galaxy Note yesterday and saw that it has built in Hotspot functionality, you just need to have it on your AT&T plan for it to work.
So my question... is there a free app out there (for non rooted) that will allow you to do Wifi tethering even if you do not have it on your AT&T plan?
There's no WiFi tethering apps for a non-rooted phone. Your only options are the apps like Tether (clockworkmod's), PDANet, etc.
moviecouple said:
Just got my AT&T Galaxy Note yesterday and saw that it has built in Hotspot functionality, you just need to have it on your AT&T plan for it to work.
So my question... is there a free app out there (for non rooted) that will allow you to do Wifi tethering even if you do not have it on your AT&T plan?
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If you were rooted, you could use Titanium Back up to freeze AT&T's "TetheringManager" and it will allow you to use the built in tethering (USB and WiFi) for free.
AT&T might have the ability to notice it. I wouldn't worry about it too much. They usually give warning before and action.
Use FoxFi
Doesn't require root.
There's an app called FoxFi that seems to work well and doesn't require root or a tethering plan.
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There's no WiFi tethering apps for a non-rooted phone. Your only options are the apps like Tether (clockworkmod's), PDANet, etc.
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Foxfi. It's free. Never say never.and I might add...the Dev says it's for non-rooted phones only.
Foxfi works like a charm for me
faded03cobra said:
Foxfi works like a charm for me
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Foxfi works perfectly for my GB but not with leaks ICS.
Jamesyboy said:
Foxfi. It's free. Never say never.and I might add...the Dev says it's for non-rooted phones only.
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Actually Dev Says:
3. FoxFi is tested on non-rooted phones. If your phone has a rooted ROM it may or may not work.
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Works fine on my rooted stock.
sweetboy02125 said:
Foxfi works perfectly for my GB but not with leaks ICS.
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Works fine for me with ICS leak
faded03cobra said:
Works fine for me with ICS leak
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Used Collective ICS and not working
Sprint banned the app from the market, I am sure ATT and others will follow soon!
By the way, great app! +10
Bell charges a arm and leg here, hope they don't ban this app
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mr-bits.com said:
Sprint banned the app from the market, I am sure ATT and others will follow soon!
By the way, great app! +10
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At least it's out in the open now.. Even if it's banned you'll always be able to find it
I am trying to figure out how to turn on the built in WIFI tether similar to my One X and older phones I had.
Using SQlite editor
Dialer Storage
2) telephony.db
3) carriers
4) 12 Entitlement 310410
you should change the value under "apn" from "broadband" to "pta"
This is how to enable it on the One X for example. Can anyone help out to figure this out? I know there are apps available to use, but I wanted to use the built in one.
I have also been trying to find this out. I tried the Droid Bionic/Razr way but couldn't find anything. :|
Just get Foxfi...
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TheBiles said:
Just get Foxfi...
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Hi!
I'm not familiar with "Foxfi". Could you please explain what it is? Thanks!
lostincyberspace said:
Hi!
I'm not familiar with "Foxfi". Could you please explain what it is? Thanks!
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http://bit.ly/NC7xi3
Just download "Tethering Widget" and it will enable the native mobile hotspot
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Foxfi doesn't work yet as far as I know. And tethering widget won't help as it's just the equivalent of turning on the built in hotspot. To get the built in hotspot to work on these it requires changes to the framework because the Hotspot is built into it. Til someone figures it out ur best bet is to root and use WiFi tether for root users or drop a couple bucks and get klink or pdanet
billard412 said:
Foxfi doesn't work yet as far as I know. And tethering widget won't help as it's just the equivalent of turning on the built in hotspot. To get the built in hotspot to work on these it requires changes to the framework because the Hotspot is built into it. Til someone figures it out ur best bet is to root and use WiFi tether for root users or drop a couple bucks and get klink or pdanet
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Foxfi works for me unrooted on Verizon
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Orbiting234 said:
http://bit.ly/NC7xi3
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Haha shoulda linked him here instead.. http://tinyurl.com/2j6bh
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Jarredw said:
Foxfi works for me unrooted on Verizon
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Maybe they updated it ill have to give it another try. Def didn't work last I checked.
Nope still no good on sprint