Tethering your cell phone
#31
Re: Tethering your cell phone
My Samsung s4 was $100 with a 2 year plan and most people do that rather than spend 6-7 hundred to buy outright. Next year the s5 will likely be $100 (currently $200) and the s4 will be free with 2 yr contract. The way I look at it if I tried to make my own quad core hi-speed pocket computer with 13mp camera it might take me weeks (or forever) and probably wouldn't be as sleek. What I like is the Canada-wide unlimited internet because of being in BC every year. I don't use much of the unlimited long distance but if I do get the urge to talk for hours I can. Skyping is nice too, my old phone couldn't do it but now I skype on phone and tablet.
sent from my Samsung Tab 3 via Samsung s4
sent from my Samsung Tab 3 via Samsung s4
#32
Re: Tethering your cell phone
My Samsung s4 was $100 with a 2 year plan and most people do that rather than spend 6-7 hundred to buy outright. Next year the s5 will likely be $100 (currently $200) and the s4 will be free with 2 yr contract. The way I look at it if I tried to make my own quad core hi-speed pocket computer with 13mp camera it might take me weeks (or forever) and probably wouldn't be as sleek. What I like is the Canada-wide unlimited internet because of being in BC every year. I don't use much of the unlimited long distance but if I do get the urge to talk for hours I can. Skyping is nice too, my old phone couldn't do it but now I skype on phone and tablet.
sent from my Samsung Tab 3 via Samsung s4
sent from my Samsung Tab 3 via Samsung s4
#33
Re: Tethering your cell phone
what specifications am I looking for, to get the best type of phone that will give me trouble free tethering?
Android, Nexus 5, Samsung 4 or 5, does the phone have to be 4G and LTE or is an Android device doable?
I don't want to spend a lot, nor be on a contract with some cell phone company. I would rather have an unlocked phone that I can go to any provider.
Is it always wi-fi tethering or are there devices which allow be to connect via a cord from the phone to computer?
#34
Re: Tethering your cell phone
These days the tethering is either WiFi, Bluetooth or a combination of both.