And was the speed decent for Verizon or Sprint
Has anyone ever used their cell phone as a modem for their laptop?
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i tether my droid, works great (verizon)Comment
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its free for me, why the extra 15 a month? Dont u already have a data plan?Comment
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Thank you!nope just get a regular data plan and get this app http://www.junefabrics.com/android/Comment
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My Sprint Samsung Moment is rooted and there's an app that turns it into a WiFo hotspot.
This is available for any rooted Android phone. Well worth the time spent tinkering just for this app.
I can flip it on and connect the lappy on and off it in just like I did there. Quick and easy to run and connect to.Comment
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which app do you use?My Sprint Samsung Moment is rooted and there's an app that turns it into a WiFo hotspot.
This is available for any rooted Android phone. Well worth the time spent tinkering just for this app.
I can flip it on and connect the lappy on and off it in just like I did there. Quick and easy to run and connect to.Comment
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i have used it with a sprint palm treo, however setting it up on a mac ibook was a big problem since the os on the treo is window based.."Obscenity is whatever gives the Judge an erection." -- Author UnknownComment
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shitty thing is you can't use your phone while its tetherd. for an extra 20 bucks a month you can get one of those internet sticks. better speed and it doesn't stop you from using your phone.you don't know you're wearing a leash if you sit by the peg all day..Comment
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don't know where u saw one for 20 bucks, the ones I seen from at&t and sprint are $60/month, not worth it at allComment
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I use my touch pro to tether all the time, verizon I think in some cases is $25 depends on your plan, mine is only $10 a month because I am grandfathered in from Alltel and I was with alltel for 7 years. But there is a program that will get you around that, but I don't remember the name of it. A lot of phones will tether, they just don't tell you they will. The first one I ever used to tether was a motorola v60. Even if you have a cellphone that tethers, that little stick will cost $60 with the data plan, they say the stick is faster but I have checked my phone against a laptop in the mall with a stick and the speed was the same.May all your hits be clicks and all your clicks be $$$Comment
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I tether my BlackBerry on Verizon with TetherBerry. No monthly fees. The speed is the same as using the dedicated Mobile Broadband device.The Only Time When Success Comes Before Work Is In A Dictionary.
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I have no issue making phone calls with with program I mentioned above on a rooted Android phone.
I've driven from my place in WNY to Boston and we had wireless wifi the entire trip and used any other app on the phone that we needed.Comment
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has anyone done it with the tmobile G-1? I was told at tmobile that I couldn't do it with that phone.. if so how?
Or has anyone done it with the Moto Cliq as barring any new better phones coming out that might be my next phone sometime soon.Comment
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All the info you need to set your phone up to run the Wifi Tether can be found here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=446Comment
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tethering? I used to do it with my Nokia e65i I had with Voce (3rd party wireless provider) and was pretty decent, but the best part was connecting through bluetooh
When I got the iPhone, it doesnt allow you to connect, unless you do some hack, and i dont want to go that path for some shitty AT&T network.
Rather, I just use the MiFi from Verizon... its greatEmail: Clicky on MeComment
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I have a 4 year old Sony Ericsson K750i which works just fine as a normal phone when it's connected to a computer, and surfing...Comment
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How do you like the Samsung Moment overall? I checked one out at the Sprint Store and I am seriously considering purchasing one. I like the Android OS and the availability of apps, and the slide out keyboard for texting. Was rooting the phone difficult? I like the idea of using my phone as a wifi hot spot on locations. And you can definitely make or rteceive a voice call while the laptop is stil tethered to it?My Sprint Samsung Moment is rooted and there's an app that turns it into a WiFo hotspot.
This is available for any rooted Android phone. Well worth the time spent tinkering just for this app.
I can flip it on and connect the lappy on and off it in just like I did there. Quick and easy to run and connect to.Comment
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I do whenever I'm on my summer cabin.
It's just as good as broadband, I can even link my PS3 via a router and play online without issues. It's 5mbps, however since my cottage is in the archipelago the connection is a bit shakey when there's a storm/hard wind.
Then again, I'm in Europe, so that answer is somewhat pointless. I just wanted to gloat...and I'm off.Comment
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well where i am you gotta pay 15 bucks a month to use the tethering, for an extra 20-25 dollars you can get a stick. i pay 44 bucks a month for mine (of course that also depends on how much bandwidth i use). i was under the impression you couldn't use the phone if it was tethered but apparently i am wrong so i guess there is no real advantage.you don't know you're wearing a leash if you sit by the peg all day..Comment
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I love it. The screen is great. It's quick and snappy too. The 1.5 android sucks and really is lacking some important features. The new update to 2.1 should be coming soon. A group of hacker/developers will probably have a fully working version before Sprint puts out their update.How do you like the Samsung Moment overall? I checked one out at the Sprint Store and I am seriously considering purchasing one. I like the Android OS and the availability of apps, and the slide out keyboard for texting. Was rooting the phone difficult? I like the idea of using my phone as a wifi hot spot on locations. And you can definitely make or rteceive a voice call while the laptop is stil tethered to it?
Rooting the phone is easy. Just a few downloads and some simple instructions to follow and you're good. If you get one and are interested, I can point you in the right direction.
And yes, you can answer a call and multitask as usual when you are tethered.Comment
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