Wifi Tethering Widget

Wifi Tethering Widget

Description:

This widget allows you to activate and desactivate the WiFi Tethering from your homescreen.

Your phone acts as a WiFi access point, and you can then share easily your 3G/4G internet access to any other WiFi device.


THIS IS NOT AN APPLICATION, YOU MUST MANUALLY ADD THE WIDGET TO THE HOME SCREEN.


Options :


The widget is able to restore the previous WiFi state when you stop sharing your 3G/4G connection.


The widget can be configured to stop automatically the connection sharing. -

Screenshots:

Android Reverse Tethering [Root]

 Android Reverse Tethering [Root] 

  In this case we will learn to do Reverse Tethering.

Reverse Tethering

For those who do not know, reverse tethering is done using the connection of a PC to your phone to connect to internet. For example, if you have no data plan on your Android and you have a PC that is wired (not wireless). You can connect your phone to the PC with a cable and "suck" that connection.

Requirements

• Being root on your Android. If you do not know how, stop by Ready2root . If you do not know what being root, stop first for here .
• May your device tethering support normal (internet sharing)
• Having the right drivers installed on your PC. Indispensable.
• Have enabled debugging mode (Settings -> Development -> Debug Mode on)
• Patience. It usually takes a few minutes to catch connection.

Android Reverse Tethering [Method 1]

To use this option the application of Google Play, Reverse Tether. Not much secrecy, install the app, make sure we have the right drivers installed and started testing. The results vary, some people work the first time and other costs them a lot.

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Best android tethering app free New

Best android tethering app free New

Tethering is the common word used in Android networking to share your phone’s internet connection with other devices, say PC, other phones, tablets etc. Mobile data plans are cheaper than ever now and anyone can afford a decent data plan these days. So if you don’t have any separate data connection for your laptop/PC, don’t worry just share your phone’s data with these cool Tethering Android apps.

1. 1. PDANet 3.50

Well, this is the prior app I would recommend you if you look for simplicity and friendly user interface. PDANet has been providing outstanding feature to the users with two connection modes.

• USB Tethering
• Bluetooth DUN Mode

In USB tethering mode, you can just connect your phone to the second device (here, the device you want access net) via USB data cable. While in second case, you don’t need data cable as the name says. It works on Bluetooth data transfer. But the limitation is that your second device must be Bluetooth enabled. However, USB dongles are cheaper than ever and you can easily grab one from the store. Simple.

You have to download the PC version of PDANet separately in order to access the internet connection. Just install the apk file first and open. It will ask you if you want download the PC file. Click yes and proceed. Alternatively, you can also download the files from the official site.

Official Site Link

Download PDANet 3.50 from Play Store

2. Easy tether Lite

Easy tether is also an amazing application to share the data. Unlike PDANet, this app only has USB tethering, here lacks BT DUN sharing. However it it doesn’t make any issue because most of us prefer USB connection instead of BT commonly. This app requires registration to access SSL sites like Gmail, Facebook etc. There is a trick to register the app without purchasing.

http://techbii.com/top-3-tethering-android-apps-to-turn-your-phone-as-a-modem/

3. Barnacle WiFi Tether

This is considered as the best wi-fi tethering application, it works perfectly and is free + open source. So no matter how much you use you are not going to be get charged for it, now its interface is also cool, so you will like it. You can even see how much data has transferred and how much you have received. So overall it’s a nice application for tethering your connection to any device, X-Box, Computer, Tablets, Linux anything.

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Whats is an Android Phone?

What is Android?

So you´re questioning what is an Android? It’s the term of the mobile operating system prepared by American company; Google. It comes set up on a vast diversity of smartphones and tablets, offering consumers contact to Google’s own services like Search, Youtube, Maps, Gmail and more.

This means you can without difficulty look for info on the web, watch millions of videos, search for directions and write emails on your phone, just as you would on your computer. This is convenient for checking up on things like train times and receiving directions when out and about, but there’s more to Android than these simple examples.

What can an Android phone do?

Android phones are extremely customizable and as such can be altered to suit your needs. You can check your Facebook and Twitter profiles through a variety of apps making it ideal for social networking. Through the calendar you can set reminders from your desktop or your phone and on the latest versions of Android you can send links to and from your computer and vice versa.

Another neat feature of Android is that it mechanically backs up your contacts for you. When you set up an Android phone you’ll need to create a Google Account or sign in with an existing one. Every time you save a number to the address book of your Android phone it will be synced to your Google Account.

The advantage of this is if you lose your phone all of your numbers will be saved. The next time you get an Android phone and sign in with your Google Account, all of your contacts and friends numbers will be displayed in your new phone’s address book and you can even access or edit them from a computer.

What apps can I get on an Android phone?

There are hundreds of thousands of apps and games available to download from the Google Play store (formerly the Android Market). There are camera apps that allow you to take pictures with artistic effects and filters on them and music players which allow you to import MP3s from your phone or create playlists. You can customise the appearance of your Android handset with a number of wallpapers based on pictures you’ve taken yourself or downloaded from the web too.

There are also various on-screen widgets to download which allow access and alteration the settings of your phone without having to dive through menus as you would on rival devices. You can pretty much create your own system of shortcuts and menus to better suit how you uniquely use your phone.

Popular games available for Android phones include Angry Birds, Drag Racing and many others. But there are thousands of free and paid apps and games on offer.

You can check more about this here below in this fantastic article about Android and what is an Android about:

http://recombu.com/mobile/news/what-is-android-and-what-is-an-android-phone_M12615.html