Wifi Tethering (it works and its not mines i didnt create it)

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Sooooo i just happened to find a wifi tether that works for the revo and heres the link http://android-wifi-tether.googlecod...v3_1-beta1.apk
i dont know who developed it or anything i just found it.....
use at your own risk...

click thanks if it saved u LOADS of time haha

Originally Posted by rodney323

Sooooo i just happened to find a wifi tether that works for the revo and heres the link http://android-wifi-tether.googlecod...v3_1-beta1.apk
i dont know who developed it or anything i just found it.....
use at your own risk...

click thanks if it saved u LOADS of time haha

Does this circumvent the pay-to-tether method?

Yep dont need to pay for tether

Sent from my VS910 4G using XDA App

Got to test it out with my nook today - it worked great!

its not working for me. My buddy doesn't see it on his Evo 4G wifi.

Just tested it out and it worked great. No 4G in my area until October so I was running You Tube, which blocked here at work, over the tether and it it was really smooth. The app was painless to use, no configuration at all just started it and gave it SU access and off I went. My laptop connected right up.

Nice app/find.

Originally Posted by rmendez19

its not working for me. My buddy doesn't see it on his Evo 4G wifi.

im sorry to hear that but as i mentioned i didnt create it soooo ionno lol

I know most phones can't see the tether network for some reason or another

Sent from my VS910 4G using XDA App

FYI-> I went to tether today and the 4G built-in app expired so i tried my restored wifi tether from my dInc.

it worked.

4g and 3g tested, both working.

not sure why this app didnt work before...

decrapped rom

I believe the reason most phones can't see it is because it creates a Wifi hotspot in Ad-hoc mode and not Infrastructure mode like most Wifi routers do. Android phones cannot connect to an Ad-hoc network, at least I haven't found one that does.

If you connect to this network from a computer you'll usually also see it listed with Ad-hoc mentioned or a different icon of some sort.

I have noticed that Apple's products can connect to an Ad-hoc network. I'm not sure why this limitation exists on Android handsets, it's quite annoying.

Most of the "official" carrier Wifi hotspot's do support Infrastructure mode, so that's why you can connect when using one of those hotspot app's.