hello
i want to ask if it excist a program which connects bluetooth to wlan. because i know that for nokia serie 60 they where so a program.
if you know sometihning please answer.
and i am sorry for my bad english
Bluetooth and Wireless lan are 2 completely different things. They operate of different frequencies and at different speeds.
Physically, there is no way to do this, and on the Nokias they may have a wireless lan card in it?
no on nokia there is a program which let bluetooth connect to wlan. its works also on old models like 3650.
so i want to know if the same method will works with magican or if they are a program which makes that
These is part of the specs for the 3650 from Nokia's website:
Wireless Connectivity
* Infrared
* Bluetooth
* Connect phone wirelessly to a compatible phone or a compatible PC
* Send/receive pictures, video clips, and graphics
* Play games
If your are refering to the 3rd option, the phone can connect wirelessly to a compatible PC via BT or IR and not via WLAN using Nokia's PC Suite software. One can then surf the web, check emails, etc using the phone as long as the PC is connected to either via LAN or WLAN. This is also possible with a Magician.
As "eliosfa" said, these are totally 2 different technologies. It's like remote controls, there is the IR (mostly found in entertainment equipment) and RF (commonly used in garage doors).
no you dont understand me
this program excists. my friend try it on his nokia 3650 and it works very good so i have thought that it also will give a programm for magican
do you no something ??
let me know
what i understand from your statement that your friend has a 3650, via the phones bluetooth he connects to his pc via a wlan? my friend, that's totally impossible.
in any case, assuming what you say is true, can you tell us the name of the software/program your friend is using in his 3650? what are steps/procedures/settings used?
that is exactly what i would like to know, given that fact that they are 2 completely different technologies...
Actually, both bluetooth and wifi operate at the same 2.4GHz frequence. But they are completely different protocol, and there is no way for them talk to each other.
Someone explain quite well here:
http://www.bluejackq.com/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=3258
about the wireless internet
mayb what he's talking about is that his friend connects to the computer via bluetooth n the computer is further connected via wlan which enables his friend to connect to the internet overe bluetooth.....it probabaly creates a serial connection over bluetooth
I think you mean the PAN profile. Just search in this Forum. Look for "PAN" or "Bluesoleil"
I think you mean the PAN profile. Just search in this Forum. Look for "PAN" or "Bluesoleil"
Has anyone found any ROMS for the HD2 that actually work with Bluetooth PAN tethering using the app 'wireless tether' ?
I currently use Hyperdroid NAND but that only seems to work with Wifi tether or USB tether.
I'd ideally like to be able to use bluetooth PAN tethering as it will use less battery power but i can't find any ROMS that seem to support it?
any ideas folks?
I want to connect my DesireZ to lets say for instance, my HP Touchpad and use the hardware keyboard as a bluetooth keyboard? Is it possible or does the android Bluetooth drivers/stack not allow this?
have you used teamviewer?
thats more of a remote desktop app isn't? I have more interested in just turning the the desire Z into a bluetooth keyboard for tablets ect.
Try RemoteDroid.
Sent from my Desire Z running @ 2GHZ
He doesnt mean control it in that sense. Pretty much not using any software/server combination.
The idea is that the device itself when connected to anything else via bluetooth is detected as a Bluetooth Keyboard (ONLY). This would allow it to control anything including other phones and not use any server software. Just like how we tether our wifi, any device connected to it thinks our phone is a wireless router.
I also wondered about this awhile back and it would be beyond awesome.
actually try blueput droid that may work no real guarantee
There are a few Chinese smart watches available that are running android 4.0 or higher and have built in mini usb ports. I am wondering if anyone knows if, or thinks that, the watch will support usb hosting. More specifically I would like to run an ANT+ usb stick through the watch in order to use it as a stand alone bike/exercise computer. My HR monitor and power measuring bike hub use the ANT+ signal.
Any other advice to get this little project rolling would be appreciated.
I'm looking at something like the CL-W211 smart watch.
Thanks
Hi! I originally posted this question in the Android Auto section- however its not really related to Android Auto since its more about networking - or internet sharing capability of android.
If I connect a "car-stick" such as https://www.onlineshop-skoda.de/index.php/carstick.html, the car (a Skoda Kodiaq) should be able to provide a wifi-hotspot.
I could simply enable internet sharing using my Samsung S9, but I guess the signal would be better if the cars built in wifi-hotspot capability was used.
The phone is connected via USB to the car.
Could the phone be configured in some way which would enable it to present the type of network interfaces similar to what the earlier mentioned car-stick presents?
//Erik
Your question is 100% not clear.
A recent broadband dongle is just a cellular phone w/o keyboard and display that shares the connection via USB networking.
Practically the same thing that an android Phone does when you enable the USB tethering.
The only relevant difference is that the former does that by default, while the latter requires a manual input.
BTW you can automate the usb tethering using tasker or some dedicated apps available on the store