Tethering on the Arrive?
I just ordered myself an HTC Arrive coming from my Sprint Touch Pro 2 and I was wondering if any sort of tethering is possible? Wired or Wireless?
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well it doesnt have one built in. lol
Does the HTC Arrive with Windows 7 offer a tethering app? - Yahoo! Answers not sure on this one? HTC Brings WiFi Tethering to Windows Phone |
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So you all cant thether. How do you all get by? Go to McD?
I was thether to my laptop and in my car for hours on my TP2. Its still going n going. |
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Just curious if anyone has attempted this or any other method of tethering. Just received my ARRIVE today but have not activated it yet because I use my TP2 for my internet connection. Thanks. |
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Right now it's not easy to get the arrive to tether. Hopefully it will be easier soon. Thats the reason I haven't tried wp7 yet.
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It would work great on my Surround (if I still used that phone lol). Hopefully it won't take long to get NoDo unlocked. The funny thing is that I just upgraded my Surround to NoDo (unofficially) and it kept it unlocked. |
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Maybe the gal that unlock the Touch Pro 2 might be able to do this.
I guess time. How long before Blu-ray got unlock? Its the same thing. |
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How much longer before there is a tethering? Anyone knows?
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It's not that big of an issue. The browser in the arrive is worlds better than the one in the tp2 so there is less of a need to run to a PC.
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Isn't there a hack for all HTC phones, or is the arrive too new?
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here is a quote why: "Currently there's no way to tether it at the moment because it has the NoDo update installed which does not support the unlocker which would have made it possible to tether" not my words so not sure on facts but he does have one. |
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Isnt unlocking a problem on this phone also?
I read each time you connect to Zune it reset? |
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There was a work around for that, but I think the nodo update killed it. |
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I have the HTC Arrive and love but I did lose the Hotspot capability when I lost my HTC TP2. I love that ability.
I hope a hack comes out to allow me to do what was easily done on the TP2, turn my phone into a hotspot to connect ipad and other devices on the fly. It wasn't fast but got the job done when needed. |
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Do miss the ability to tether, had a TP2 since day 1 ran and ran the Enery Rom. This is great phone compared to the TP2 but I certainly look forward to being able to tether down the road. Of course the TP2 was a pretty fun phone!
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This is the only reason i do not get the phone yet... I have no idea how Sprint does not cancel me givin the amount of data I pull down every cycle through my TP2. I can not live without my internets on my laptop and I hate using the WiFi's, the 3g's are so much better :þ Man someone out there knows how to tether the Arrive and they are not sharing :pale:
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What makes me nervous about the whole thing is that on my TP2 with Energy I have an app that makes wifi tethering possible without extra cost (for app or bill) and this app even works on my other stock TP2... so if a simple app works fine on unlocked or locked stock phone running 6.5 how is it so difficult to make/run an app on phone7??? I dont even have access to look at the phone7 marketplace to see if there is a paid wifi tether app available. I have been wanting this phone since last year and waiting sux
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No one has found a way to tether a developers unlocked Sprint HTC Arrive yet??? Man I need this. Anyone, anyone!!?? Help!!
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How long before the blu-ray encryption was broken? How long before Xbox 360 was modded?
OK, lets see how long before Arrive can be tether. Where are all the hackers for Arrive? LOL |
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Anytime a vendor puts out a new phone to replace an old one it is an upgrade. To pretend otherwise is facetious. Will MS keep supporting WM 6.5? I think not. The company made a conscious decision to "dumb down" the software to prevent customization and other features - to force customers to buy MS - just like Apple does with the Iphone. Ballmer has been quoted as saying WM 6.5 supports a phone inside a computer, but W7 supports a computer inside a phone. That is MS's right to do and your right to like - just as it is my right and apparently many other WM 6.5 users' right to dislike. |
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one is NOT FORCED to buy anything u can choose the rhapsody or grooveshark service instead of the Zune service if u want but it won't be as good and all are cheaper and have more functionality iTune$. I didn't even read the rest of these posts here but why bother? its just a bunch of negativity towards MS and WP7 over tethering. you guys seriously need to get over yourselves no OS on the market currently or previously has had a free tethering method out of the box and without exploits. can't wait till carriers start busting people for doing exactly this and I'll be laughing my @$$ off. |
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On tethering, I've used it for over ten years. Every phone I've had during the period could do it "out of the box." Sometimes I paid extra, sometimes I didn't since it was already in my plan. Whether it was free or not has not been a consideration - the speed has been too slow to do anything but e-mail, audio streaming and simple browsing. For MS and HTC to produce a new phone without this capability is news. One more thing, I and others here like MS - we've been using it for years on PCs and phones. If we didn't care, we wouldn't be posting here in perhaps a vain hope that someone will be listening and will fix our issues. Otherwise, we'd just be jumping to Android. |
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then u need to post this over at MS answers where u can be heard. no MS reps come here I don't think
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How about we take a little at a time here
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I had a really good response to this part but lost it all when I hit submit….so since I don’t feel like re-writing it I’ll just say we will agree to disagree on MS intentions with WP7…. |
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The rush to market prevented MS from including all the functionality that iintended by the vision. I think patience and resolve will reveal a superior device, in all respects, to all of the others and be used on form factors that contribute to the particular users needs. I, too, do not video, game, or otherwise play with mine, however I do need the keyboard as I have with every model prior to this and beginning with the PPC6600; unless, of course, you include years of iPaq-tethered-to-a-Nextel-Phone usage prior to that when I used the iPaq qwerty. My daughter, however, has some more sophomoric needs, but also prefers the slider for emails and Word/Excel Docs. So the needs are very far across the spectrum with all users. People who have only, recently, begun using these devices can probably do great without a physical keyboard because they will just begin by using the on-screen and I can see that, if I did like to watch videos and play games, I would definately want to do it on a 4.1 inch screen rather than the 3.6. People like what they like and that is why there are so many form factors. Corporations are buying, literally, thousands of Arrives (and TP2's prior to now) to accomplish their enterprise goals with MS authorized custom ROM's that companies like mine are creating. This device is just the next step for the line of form factors beginning with the 6600, 6700, mogul, TP, and TP2 and there are many companies that have been with this line for the entire run. We service them. Hope this helps clear up some of this for those who don't understand.
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