So I am aware of the PPP app for connecting the nexus 7 (2012) to a turbostick via OTG and 4.2. But which sticks use the PPP protocol? I'm trying to find a stick that works on Rogers 3G/HSDPA network.
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joeyxl said:
So I am aware of the PPP app for connecting the nexus 7 (2012) to a turbostick via OTG and 4.2. But which sticks use the PPP protocol? I'm trying to find a stick that works on Rogers 3G/HSDPA network.
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Do you find the answer? the 3g dongle works with android 4.3???
oMss said:
Do you find the answer? the 3g dongle works with android 4.3???
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no, it only works for 4.2. but i cant even test this as i dont know which dongles use PPP. anyone know?
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Do you find the answer? the 3g dongle works with android 4.3???
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Right now am using PPP widget with android 4.4.2. Previously, the app was not working on android 4.3 due to some issues related to this version, but it has been updated to work with the latest one.
Am using Huawei E171, which is perfect (makes you feel like you are using 3G version tab), but initially you have to follow some steps inorder to "Turn off Fake CD and SD Card" using Putty.
Follow this blog for easy understanding
http://3g4gmodem.blogspot.in/2012/02/disable-huawei-cd-rom-and-sd-card-for.html
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I have 2.2 rooted with the wifi tether... I can attach computers , ipods, iphones fine but I can't find the network with an android phone...
I have tried
Galaxy s on tmobile
My touch slide
Another incredible
Any idea why only android devices won't find my tether network?
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two_cents said:
I have 2.2 rooted with the wifi tether... I can attach computers , ipods, iphones fine but I can't find the network with an android phone...
I have tried
Galaxy s on tmobile
My touch slide
Another incredible
Any idea why only android devices won't find my tether network?
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Are you using the latest version of Wifi Tether that supports setting up a true AP or still using an older version that only supports ad-hoc? Last I heard Android cannot see ad-hoc networks.
You are using adhoc. Android phones can't see that
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th3drow said:
You are using adhoc. Android phones can't see that
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They can see that. My Droidx sees it just fine.
I use an adapter cable for my Nexus 7, so I can plug in various USB stuff (Nexus 7 hosts the stuff).
I am quite happy with that, using keyboards, mice, external USB-drives etc.
My Q's are:
I was wondering a bit about the limits to this support and I guess it comes down to driver support on Android's behalf. I guess the peripherals I mention work on generic drivers/standards etc and is therefore supported as-is by the OS?
And in continuation of that thread: Would it be possible to add support for, say, a USB 3G dongle, would that require a custom driver or what?
Just an idea
You need root and the PPP widget Software from Play store... Cheers
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PPP Widget for i9100
Xda2013 said:
You need root and the PPP widget Software from Play store... Cheers
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I need to know if PPP widget works fine on Galaxy i9100... phone is rooted and JB ROM is installed..
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I'm using foxfi to tether via Bluetooth and WiFi from a 4G phone.....a lot of things work well like browsing and certain apps. What doesn't work is the play stoe and certain apps like Netflix. Anyone have this issue?
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Rossco_Pee said:
I'm using foxfi to tether via Bluetooth and WiFi from a 4G phone.....a lot of things work well like browsing and certain apps. What doesn't work is the play stoe and certain apps like Netflix. Anyone have this issue?
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Yes because when you use tether via bluetooth it doesn't recognize a wifi signal.
Does anybody know how to get fixfi working with sprint?
ttrap said:
Yes because when you use tether via bluetooth it doesn't recognize a wifi signal.
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Is there a work-around for this? SUPER ANNOYING!
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I am new to nexus 4 and recently updated it to 4.4.2 the problem is that I can't share any file to another mobile via wifi direct. Mine and receivers mobile have wifi direct. Any help.
Nexus 4 is not rooted nor bootloader unlocked. pure Google till now.
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Ankurcul said:
Hello
I am new to nexus 4 and recently updated it to 4.4.2 the problem is that I can't share any file to another mobile via wifi direct. Mine and receivers mobile have wifi direct. Any help.
Nexus 4 is not rooted nor bootloader unlocked. pure Google till now.
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U need to install superbeam or similar apps on both devices to share files via wifi direct.
Yes. Super beam does the job very well. Fast and simple to use
rhishavphukan said:
Yes. Super beam does the job very well. Fast and simple to use
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I use this simple app:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.floriandraschbacher.fastfiletransfer
MelquiXDA said:
I use this simple app:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.floriandraschbacher.fastfiletransfer
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This is a good app but personally I find superbeam better. But yes, both apps get the work done.
Thank u for d reply BT in Samsung mobiles there is no need of such software's they only need to on their WiFi direct and share the file
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I have a Nokia E73 with JoikuSpot installed which tethers with my iPad Mini Retina perfectly but my Nexus 7, which is updated to Android 4.4.4 won't. What is the most recent version of Android, which will run on the Nexus 7, that will tether with an adhoc WiFi connection? Is there another method, such as Bluetooth, which can be used? My Nexus 7 is unlocked and rooted.
CyanogenMod is confirmed as a working solution with regards to this problem.
jal301 said:
CyanogenMod is confirmed as a working solution with regards to this problem.
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Not everyone likes all the extras and addons and cruft that comes with cyanogenmod
djdunn said:
Not everyone likes all the extras and addons and cruft that comes with cyanogenmod
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What cruft? Been running CM from ver. 9.
Just a fan boy.
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