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I just tried it on my dead hd2, you need an internet connection to create an ad hoc network. |
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You can send files from one phone to another via bluetooth. |
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Re: possible to use phone as wifi intranet?
I know, but I was trying to connect multiple phones not just 2.
Since I'm part of a club that goes out to collect plants, we'd like to be able to set up a network where we can use camera phones and gather photos together in a single spot. Another option is to use a laptop as adhoc but the range wouldnt be far since it'd be stuck near a power supply. Laptop battery wont last as long as phone battery. Or could we get a couple phones to be wifi repeaters for the laptops adhoc? |
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Re: possible to use phone as wifi intranet?
a bit old, but after forgetting about this, I finally figured out how to do this
It's pretty nice, and a roundabout way of doing this though. I had to get 2 apps, WMWifirouter and Wifi remote access. I don't know if there are free alternatives but I like these two so I used them. How I did it was to create a hotspot using wmwifirouter, then I disabled the sprint connection through comm manager. This allowed me to turn phone into a wireless hotspot with no data connections that other people can connect to. Then finally using Wifi remote access, they could upload/download things to phone. Anyways It's pretty nice when I'm outside and need to share things with a group of people without actually having everyone having a data plan. Planning on maybe getting a solar charger or something and seeing if that works later on so I can not have to carry spare batteries. It works well in large public areas since we'll always have a "private" network. |
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