As models how to you connect to MFC when not at home. Of course if you're in the library or restaurant you can always use their WI-fee if it's there. But I wonder more of like in the car or places where free WI-fi is less likely to be available.
QuietLurker69 said:As models how to you connect to MFC when not at home. Of course if you're in the library or restaurant you can always use their WI-fee if it's there. But I wonder more of like in the car or places where free WI-fi is less likely to be available.
Miss_Lollipop said:QuietLurker69 said:As models how to you connect to MFC when not at home. Of course if you're in the library or restaurant you can always use their WI-fee if it's there. But I wonder more of like in the car or places where free WI-fi is less likely to be available.
rexcode said:If you have an Android phone, there's an app called FoxFi that provides a WiFi hotspot. The app costs $6, but is well worth it because many carriers will charge more than that every month to add hotspot service to your plan. Most of them also have agreements with the Google Play store not to list the app. In that case, you might need to temporarily allow installing apps from third parties, and then search for the app with Google to install it.
They have a free demo version that will give you 10 minutes of WiFi hotspot so that you can test it out and make sure that it works.
Edit: Just noticed that the name of the app has changed to PdaNet+, the price has gone up to $8 (still worth it), and that there's also an iPhone version.
trotskyleon said:Get a wireless broadband:
google is your best friend :thumbleft:
http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/1209286
that will get ya started.
as Miss_Lollipop i wouldnt use your phone's 3G servvice. Apart from not being that great..you need to ensure that phone is being charged...cos it will drain the battery quicker.
Hermione_ said:Curious if anyone has experience with this in Europe or specifically Italy. I am relocating with lots of traveling and wanting to get some type of hotspot internet.