This is for our Android users who haven't rooted their phone but would like to use WiFi tethering without paying the cell carrier an additional $25 to $30 per month.
The free PDA-NET+ allows you to use WiFi tethering via USB or Bluetooth connection without the phone being rooted (download > Google's Play Store).
Watch the video below to see how to download and install PdaNet+ if your carrier blocks the app (they'll do that to force you to pay their monthly fee). FlippySize will also show you some of the settings to enable and/or change.
The free PDA-NET+ allows you to use WiFi tethering via USB or Bluetooth connection without the phone being rooted (download > Google's Play Store).
Watch the video below to see how to download and install PdaNet+ if your carrier blocks the app (they'll do that to force you to pay their monthly fee). FlippySize will also show you some of the settings to enable and/or change.
Pay $7.95 for unlock key.
Now, as FlippySize mentions during his video, you may not get the WiFi to work (compatibility check). If not, then use the USB/Bluetooth mode. Or, you can simulate a "wireless" connection by using the Bluetooth mode. All you need is something like this from Amazon for your PC/laptop.
The free version has a usage limit that requires you to restart PDA-NET+ to continue using it. If the free version works to your satisfaction then I'd recommend that you purchase the full version key to unlock the usage limitation. It's a one time cost of $7.95 and is well worth it versus paying your carrier's monthly fees.
The free version has a usage limit that requires you to restart PDA-NET+ to continue using it. If the free version works to your satisfaction then I'd recommend that you purchase the full version key to unlock the usage limitation. It's a one time cost of $7.95 and is well worth it versus paying your carrier's monthly fees.
Free PdaNet+
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We use above device.
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Paid version ($7.95)
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