You’ll have access to the Internet on your tablet or any other device that supports WiFi.ĭoing a quick speed test with, I got speeds of 941 kbps down and 1,227 kbps up. When it’s discovered, tap connect and type in your password. Select your WiFi network, a WPA2 password, and you’re ready to broadcast some 3G WiFi goodness.Īfter activating the Hotspot, grab your Android tablet and scan for new access points. Open PdaNet 3.25, and select Enable WiFi Hotspot. The process is straightforward after installing the application. If you have better luck, write in and let me know. Currently, the Bluetooth tether isn’t working for on my Galaxy Nexus and a Transformer Prime. For a Bluetooth tether, you only need PdaNet. If you’re using this for WiFi tether, you’ll need to install Foxfi Beta on your smartphone. I’m going to start off with the assumption you have already installed the necessary applications on the necessary devices. At this point, I’ll direct my phone’s Internet to my tablet.
I’m not using Internet access on both my tablet and my phone at the same time. When I tether, I’m not using more Internet access.
Like a lot of customers, I pay for mobile Internet access that’s barely to the standard they advertise. The new version of PdaNet lets you turn your phone into a WiFi hotspot.
But what this does is something I’ve been missing out on. In my experience, Bluetooth still doesn’t work, which is fine with me considering the limited throughput and the extra step of changing an IP address and a port. June Fabrics has taken the beta sticker off their PdaNet Tablet version with this new update. This worked great until the update to Android 4.03 Ice Cream Sandwich. This enabled you to use Bluetooth to tether a smartphone, the Galaxy Nexus, to a tablet, the Transformer Prime in my case. When I first got my Transformer Prime, PdaNet had a tablet version that was in beta.
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