Hardware 3DS/Handheld Tethering

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ok we all know what tethering is hopefully.

iphone now has tethering
android phones have tethering
idk about windows phones (iv never owned one)

we dont need built in 3G. thatll only cost more battery life. (& we 3ds owners will need as much battery saving as we can do)
you speed will depend on yoru service, 2g, 3g, 4g
while ps vita will be stuck at 3g. (not bashing or anything :ninja: )

nintendo was talking about a way to always keep us 3DS connected, & they also did an agreement with at&t for 3DS. (spotpass?)

lol it would be nice if pandora or youtube made a 3DSware
we have netflix & nintendo video & were getting hulu & messageing.

update:
for some reason i cant connect 3DS to tethering but i have found this out.
DSi:
DSi connects wiith "barnicle wifi tethering" & "wireless tethering for root users" with DNS edit.
change the DNS to 8.8.8.8. & 8.8.4.4.
3DS:
for 3DS doesn't seem to connect, unless those apps have infrastructure. :unsure:

update2: :yaynds: :yaywii: :yayps3: :yaypsp: :grog: :grog: :grog: :grog: :grog:
i found a solution guys, now i can tether stright from phone to DS, DSi, 3DS, & Wii. (seems universal for every console)
i posted a tread/tutorial here.
http://prepaidandroi...thering-how-to/
 
sounds good
except i dont have a smart phone
thats why providers have those blocks thagt emit a signal
just have that every where
that or something like clear wifi
 
An interesting idea. Though it might not be needed if Nintendo really does make a worldwide (or countrywide) WiFi access deal with ISPs. Thus there would be basically "free" wifi everywhere
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-Qtis
 
acctually i thought of this about 2 months ago when my friend got the beta for the ios 4.3 and had hot spot capability.
then it was announced for iphone 4 only so i droped the idea sence i got a 3gs. it would be a great idea and because most providers in my area ether allow teethering or dont and cant tell the diff between the differnt types of data that are being tethered. lol
 
WMRouter for Windows Mobile platform (CE-based. Doesn't work on WM7 as far as I know).
Android has similar apps. So does the iPhone.

Run it. Hotspot created. Done.

An Ad-hoc connection won't cut it. It has to be an infrastructure...

No news here, no news X3 It's pretty sweet though.
 
Chiverus said:
acctually i thought of this about 2 months ago when my friend got the beta for the ios 4.3 and had hot spot capability.
then it was announced for iphone 4 only so i droped the idea sence i got a 3gs. it would be a great idea and because most providers in my area ether allow teethering or dont and cant tell the diff between the differnt types of data that are being tethered. lol

lol im on metro pcs, idk if they even know what tethering is lol.
its 2g tho :/, they did recently release a 4g android phone on 2.2. i wonder what thats like.
 
I use tethering from my N900 often, though never thought to do it with my DS or PSP (maybe as i usually only play those at home where i have wifi anyway).

I used a program called Joikuspot, I had it on my N86 (Symbian S60 iirc) and when I got my N900 and got the Maemo version of it. I believe it has a version for android and a couple of other mobile platforms too.
 
I have a couple of tethering apps for my Android phone, but both of them use ad-hoc mode, not infrastructure. That's fine for my laptop, but my PSP and DS can't connect to it.
 
Symbian/Maemo Joikuspot also sets up ad-hoc so I can find the Nokia N8 hotspot but i cant perform the internettest with my 3DS, I sorted that out on my tablet with Rooting it (it has android) and opening it up for ad-hoc connection, but the 3DS aint that Easy to mess around with
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SpaceJump said:
Anyone knows which app for iPhone can be used for tethering?

If you are on a high enough iOS (4.3+) you should have the option in your settings, providing your network supports it.

Otherwise you can jailbreak and use MyWi from cydia.
 
I have an Unlimited Data plan on my Samsung Galaxy S (Vibrant) and it can tether.
My iPod Touch 4G, my netbook, and my 3DS can all connect to it (not tried connecting all 3 at the same time)..

I was able to see online friends on my friends list, and do 1 internet battle in SSF4.

(i miss my n900...
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I tries MyWi on my 4.2 ipad and the 3DS can't connect to it...when a 4.3 ver jailbreak comes out, I will try it, because the app says that 4.3 can connect to all devices... I also have a 2.1 Samsung Galaxy 3 but I can't tether, and I don't see Samsung updating it to 2.2
 
granville said:
Using a free wifi tethering app for my Android, it supports infrastructure in some of the beta experimental versions. Got my Samsung Fascinate to act as a hotspot and connected and updated my 3DS with it-
http://code.google.com/p/android-wifi-teth...mp;can=2&q=
I rooted my Galaxy 3 and installed the Apk, then pressed the tethering button... My 3DS finds the access point, but it can't connect :/
 
@Gullwing

I had no issues. Can you tether using your PC? If that doesn't even work, there may be an issue with the settings you're using or the app itself. I'm not sure if this app supports your model of phone. The 3DS doesn't even see the connection at all? By default, when scanning for a hotspot on 3DS, the connection should show up as "AndroidTether".

Also, make sure you're using the specific version of the wifi tether app i posted. The ones on the market don't support infrastructure on some phones, only ad hoc. Ad hoc will of course not work on the 3DS.

EDIT- ok it recognizes it but won't connect. Hm... It sounds like the issue i WAS having with other versions of the software. Your phone may not be supported for infrastructure mode yet, only ad hoc. In your pc, go look at the wifi connections and look at the tethering icons. If you see the android tether connection with some green bars, that's infrastructure. If it's just an icon with some blue computer monitors, it's ad hoc. You NEED infrastructure for the 3DS to tether. Test it on your PC to see if you can connect properly using infrastructure.
 
Granville: How much does an update take? Assuming you can see how much data is being used.

It'll be good to use my Android has a AP for updates but I only got a 500mb limit.
 

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