how can i sneak and connect into a wifi network when the users is full. is their a possibility to boot other users so i can connect?
WiFi kill
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I have wifi kill and im pretty sure you have to be connected to the wifi first before you can kill other users on it
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_jordan_ said:
WiFi kill
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I think there is no app programmed yet to kick other users on wifi network when full. how could you kick them if you are not connected?
mincholakong1 said:
how can i sneak and connect into a wifi network when the users is full. is their a possibility to boot other users so i can connect?
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I think if it isn't your network, then it is illegal to do this. If it is your network, you should already have the tools to do this in hand....thread closed.
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Is it possible to WiFi tether using the Sensation as a WiFi hotspot without rooting? (Since root has not yet been achieved.)
I have a Nook Color that I often use while tethered via my Nexus One, so to lose this functionality would definitely be a deal-breaker.
The Wifi hotspot functionality has been in android since 2.2 so it should work unless HTC have removed it for some reason. Doubt they have though.
I tried it several times, when turn on hot spot, the wi fi will turn off automatically.
I guess hot spot is for mobile internet, not for wi fi.
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everyday48 said:
I tried it several times, when turn on hot spot, the wi fi will turn off automatically.
I guess hot spot is for mobile internet, not for wi fi.
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Are you trying to share a wlan connection over... wlan?
DemonoftheMall said:
The Wifi hotspot functionality has been in android since 2.2 so it should work unless HTC have removed it for some reason. Doubt they have though.
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Many carriers remove it so they can force you into purchasing their tethering plans.
everyday48 said:
I tried it several times, when turn on hot spot, the wi fi will turn off automatically.
I guess hot spot is for mobile internet, not for wi fi.
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What?
What difference are you referring to between "mobile internet" and "WiFi"?
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What?
What difference are you referring to between "mobile internet" and "WiFi"?
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You turn on the mobile hotspot feature. The wifi turns off and the mobile data turns on. thats the hotspot setup.
then use your nook to search for wifi connection and connect to the sensation.
nicky041192 said:
You turn on the mobile hotspot feature. The wifi turns off and the mobile data turns on. thats the hotspot setup.
then use your nook to search for wifi connection and connect to the sensation.
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Yes, when you turn on WiFi hotspot, any Android phone will disconnect from WiFi, turn on 3G/4G data, and rebroadcast that data connection as a WiFi hotspot to other devices.
This is standard operation.
I'm just confused as to why he posted it. It doesn't answer the question of whether tethering works or not...? Seems like just a random post.
@everyday48, when you "tried it", did you try connecting another WiFi only device to the WiFi hotspot created by the Sensation?
Yes the sensation has wifi hotpot & tethering out of box.Cheers
platinumandroid said:
Yes the sensation has wifi hotpot & tethering out of box.Cheers
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Thank you! Exactly what I wanted to know
(Now the question is: Will T-Mobile USA be greedy and take it out? )
No,its all there as default.
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(Now the question is: Will T-Mobile USA be greedy and take it out? )
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Looking at some of the reviews of the US version it's in there still.
xnifex said:
Looking at some of the reviews of the US version it's in there still.
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Plus I don't believe they charge a tethering fee, so all the more reason for them to keep it in, as you'll end up using more data
harveydent said:
Plus I don't believe they charge a tethering fee, so all the more reason for them to keep it in, as you'll end up using more data
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They have it & I think they may start trying to enforce it. It's $14.99/month.
harveydent said:
Plus I don't believe they charge a tethering fee, so all the more reason for them to keep it in, as you'll end up using more data
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T-Mobile does charge for tethering via a WiFi hotspot feature as xnifex posted.
But so far it just seems random as to which phones they charge for and which they don't.
Has anyone seen a list of which T-Mobile android phones have tethering free and which you have to pay for?
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http://www.laptopmag.com/review/cell-phones/htc-sensation-4g.aspx?page=all
The Sensation can act as a mobile hotspot for up to five devices using the dedicated app. This feature costs $15 per month on top of your data plan.
Are they talking out of their ass or is this true?
Since people are starting to get their T-Mobile Sensations from Wal-Mart now, is tethering free or no?
I tried it out on mine and wasn't prompted to add the feature to my account. I guess I'll see what happens at the end of the month, lol
How to tell if being charged?
I have tested this and it works but I am not sure if I am being charged. If there is a charge I will just root and use the wireless tether app.
And now that T-Mobile Sensations are rolling out, is it free on those too?
The reason I ask is because upgrading through wireless.amazon.com and wirefly.com both list charges for tethering.
How the heck does that work if it's supposed to be free?
Ok can someone tell me does having both wifi AND mobile data/3G enabled at the same time cause more drain on the battery?
Or am I better off leaving only 1 enabled at a time.
Thanks.
chicoelnino said:
Ok can someone tell me does having both wifi AND mobile data/3G enabled at the same time cause more drain on the battery?
Or am I better off leaving only 1 enabled at a time.
Thanks.
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If I am right your phone disables data when your're connected to a wifi network.
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If I am right your phone disables data when your're connected to a wifi network.
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yes u are correct..... you phone automatically gives priority to WiFi over mobile data....
if im not mistaken, with some phone u can change this.....
but the reason behind it is that wifi "should" give u higher connection speeds than that of mobile data so it give preference to it
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yes u are correct..... you phone automatically gives priority to WiFi over mobile data....
if im not mistaken, with some phone u can change this.....
but the reason behind it is that wifi "should" give u higher connection speeds than that of mobile data so it give preference to it
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Higher connection speeds and saves battery
Does the iPhone do such thing? (the turning off data while on Wifi)
You put a helluva post together here with some very helpful informations. To all readers : Please share on facebook but by all means let’s get more people read this articles.
The thread that has been shared with all of us.
What's these last 2 messages in relation to??
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Higher connection speeds and saves battery
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thats a yes a no from observation.....
sometimes i have on both but it connects n give preference to the wifi.... but data is still on... its not using mobile data but there is some amount of battery drain....
if u manually turn off ur data however, u might seee a weeee bit improvement in the battery drain...
it jus depends on ur device and what u have running
with my atrix 4g..... with the current rom
i jus leave both on when using wifi but once im not using wifi... i turn it off..... battery drain it jus a tad bit more with both on but not significant....
so id say u cfan leave both enabled.... once out of wifi, switch it off cause its gonna take more battery power searching for wifi signals
The data stays on while WiFi is on but all data traffic if passed through Wifi (if connected) and the data stays on just to keep it "alive" so that when u turn off wifi, or lose wifi signal it can quickly switch to data practically without you noticing any lags. Battery drain is minimum by data if u are connected to wifi and data is on.
Is there any way that I can connect to a wifi network without disabling the data network ? And is it normal for this phones to be really hot when 4G is on ?
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Is there any way that I can connect to a wifi network without disabling the data network ? And is it normal for this phones to be really hot when 4G is on ?
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No and no. The OS will use wifi over cellular data. If you just want to use cell data turn off wifi. Your phone shouldn't be "hot" when using LTE. Try getting a CPU temp app from market and report back how "hot" it is.
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No and no. The OS will use wifi over cellular data. If you just want to use cell data turn off wifi. Your phone shouldn't be "hot" when using LTE. Try getting a CPU temp app from market and report back how "hot" it is.
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JoshRose007 said:
Is there any way that I can connect to a wifi network without disabling the data network ? And is it normal for this phones to be really hot when 4G is on ?
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I am curious about the reason behind such request. Why do you want to keep the two connections at same time?
What do you mean by "4G"? On LTE, my phone is fine, but on H/H+ it heats up slightly.
I am curious about the reason behind such
request. Why do you want to keep the two
connections at same time
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You've got my attention also..
hi everyone,
I just want to ask.
This question is for those android smartphone users with prepaid and postpaid tmobile plans who use 3rd party wifi tethering apps.
If tmobile send you a notification of wifi tethering blocks, does that also mean that you can not access your phone's 4G internet connection?
souleater11 said:
hi everyone,
I just want to ask.
This question is for those android smartphone users with prepaid and postpaid tmobile plans who use 3rd party wifi tethering apps.
If tmobile send you a notification of wifi tethering blocks, does that also mean that you can not access your phone's 4G internet connection?
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Tried to use wifi tether on my Nexus 5 and it was a no go. Other phones saw the wifi and could connect to my phone but could not use the network.
ozzmanj1 said:
Tried to use wifi tether on my Nexus 5 and it was a no go. Other phones saw the wifi and could connect to my phone but could not use the network.
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Thanks for your reply ozzmanj,
however, you misundertood my question so I will paraphrase it.
If Tmobile network blocks your wifi tethering (from a 3rd party app), will your phone's 4G internet connection be block too ?
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Thanks for your reply ozzmanj,
however, you misundertood my question so I will paraphrase it.
If Tmobile network blocks your wifi tethering (from a 3rd party app), will your phone's 4G internet connection be block too ?
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T-Mobile will only block wifi tethering. So you should still have your regular data to use.
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My phone can't detect the wifi hotspot if i'm not very near my laptop(hotspot) , is there a way to increase the range of wifi detection ?
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My phone can't detect the wifi hotspot if i'm not very near my laptop(hotspot) , is there a way to increase the range of wifi detection ?
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what do you mean by very near?
taufan_cfd said:
what do you mean by very near?
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a few meters near the hotspot
waleed.619 said:
a few meters near the hotspot
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if the hotspot is a laptop, than the power of the wifi is not strong enough. Thus, the range is only a few meters from the hotspot. Is not your device problem. If you want the range to be wider, considering buying a wifi router.
But the other laptop can detect the Hotspot at further distances
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