How is this for tethering? Specifically, I'd like to USB tether a Nexus 10 to my Galaxy S3 data plan. Have been wi-fi tethering using FoxFi with key.
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It should work like a charm mechanically. It is simply a standard female USB port on the large end and a standard male micro USB connector on the small end. I use it on a Galaxy Note 2 to connect USB memory sticks for large data transfer. However, whether or not your two devices will tether is also dependent on the devices themselves.
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Nothing I can think of. I usually tether my phone with this card or vice versa without any problems. I am able to connect other devices to do other things besides internet connection without any problems.
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Didn't try doing that, but I tried connecting my Android phone and tablet to the frame. It couldn't find either of them, same with a thumbdrive. The only connection I could make was from my aging computers. Windows and Apple OS both worked.
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Yes, correct. personally I find the wifi direct to be much better, if you're transferring 5 or 10 gigabytes of data it's like having a cable plugged in, its fast. for quick sharing pictures just a bump the phones together NFC is kind of cool, but you could easily send a link through MMS or SMS as well.
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This is my situation, too. Does Net10 SIM w/o data plan work? I'd be happy with voice only and wifi access only for internet.
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Several problems here - the Airlink Mini-USB Wireless Adapter you are posting this under is not 3G, it's a wireless LAN adapter, as in 802.11b/g/n. Also the Mini refers to the relative size of the adapter, not to the USB form factor - it's actually a full size USB, as in made for PCs. Lastly, it is highly unlikely to impossible to (successfully) attach USB devices of any kind to (unrooted) tablets / phones because they simply lack the drivers to recognize the hardware.
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I use it to connect the Nexus 7 to a SD card to USB adapter (e.g. http://goo.gl/xEvk9B), so I can edit the high quality pics from my camera in my tablet (and, eventually, upload from here to any place). You can buy the SANOXY Micro USB Host Mode OTG Cable (http://goo.gl/jC6duj), which is cheaper than the IVSO. It is working with my Nexus.
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I use Trendnet wireless media bridge (TEW-680MB) plugged into the Ethernet port to connect to my local network and the Ethernet. I have not used the USB ports on the system. The remote control app for android works well also - you can control the tuner, Spotify and Pandora from your tablet or phone.
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They just released a new version of the Android app that will work with the RFLKT. Your phone still has to have Bluetooth 4.0 such as the Nexus 4, Nexus 5 etc.The setup with android feels very much beta to me. It took a while and no small amount of fiddling with the apps to get the latest firmware. However once I got everything to work, it has been smooth sailing. Rock solid on rides. No connectivity issues as mentioned in some of the reviews. I put my phone in my back pocket and never give it a second thought.
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It works but I have issues with tethering. tethering fails with error saying network error. Seems other people face this too. See the discussion thread here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1932538
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Is it compatible with a Samsung Nexus? I imagine, if the Nexus has WiFi. Does it connect to the smartphone via usb, no uses WiFi. Be happy to answer other questions, it is an excellent product.
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Yes, possibly, read this link: http://www.pcworld.com/article/199280/How_To_Tether_Your_Android_Phone_For_Free.html
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I am using Lycamobile (which also uses T-mobile network) and I can do tethering. You will have to setup the APN setting first.
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This Pogo Cable works fine with my Nexus 10. The cable is made short for a reason. It is to keep charging time and overheating to a minimum but you can use an extension cable. Pogo is magnetic and can easily be pulled off device. I don't recommend using an extension cable because it encourages people using device in bed or on the sofa while plugged in.
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I sent my phone back b/c could not get software for transferring files over usb working with Windows 8 or 7. I did however get wi fi hooked up. It worked, had a limited browser. I'm not a gamer but it might have had some games. It's not an android so you would not be able to get android stuff.
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It didn't work on anything for me. The support was horrible and the excuses they gave me were ludicrous. And getting your money back for data you paid for but could never use one byte of - forget it. Keep in mind, this was quite some time ago. They may have lived and learned. Personally, if I was going to recommend a Prepaid Mobile Broadband solution, I would recommend Virgin Mobile. That worked EVERYWHERE for me and I used it for over a year. USB Adapter cost me 20 bucks, then I bought their $20 plan every month.
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I use it with a Verizon Samsung S4 with Usb tether. However the wireless hotspot option with 4g is much faster alone than with the Mofi. they've tried to help and told me it's not possible but Even after a firmware update it's still not as fast. If you only have 3g than try it. If not activate the hotspot on 4g you're better off in my opinion.