Get Connected The Web Wherever You are Using Wi-fi Tablet

All tablets come with wi-fi functionality built in and some also offer the ability to use a mobile broadband connection via sim card. It may sound like a hindrance to use just Wi-Fi, but you can make the most of your smartphone and negate the need to pay extra for a 3G tablet. Most Android phones offer the ability to let you use their internet connection with other devices, and for tablets this is particularly useful. Our steps by step below details the actual process, but with a generous tariff in place you can save yourself from needing a completely separate contract. Cloud services bring your phone and tablet together in a way that is almost completely invisible. With services like dropbox, you can upload  edit or edit a file  and immediately see it on a corresponding device, and there are many other apps and service that can perform similar task. Because the work and file hosting is done in the cloud, all you need to do is connect to your account with your phone or tablet to see the latest position. An Android tablet and smartphone will work in tandem with little effort required.

Share Your Phone’s Internet Connection 

If you’ve bought a wi-fi only tablet you might think you’ll be limited in how you can use the internet on the go. But by connecting it to your phone you can access the web from anywhere, just as you would with a 3G Android tablet. Setting up a “hostpot” on an Android phone for your tablet to connect to takes under two minutes. It is exceptionally easy process and can save you a lot of money.

1.      Getting started

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Go to setting- wireless & network on your Android phone and look for the tethering or portable Hotspot option. Tap on this and you can begin setting up your Android as a wireless hotspot.

2.      Create a Hostpot

You now need to create the hotspot by choosing a name for it, selecting a security method and then adding a password. Make sure your password is secure to prevent other using it.

 3.      Time to Connect

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Now go to Setting > Wireless & Network > Wi-Fi setting on your tablet and look for the new access point you have just created. Choose it, input your password and away you go. You might find data speeds are not as fast as over regular Wi-Fi, but over 3-5G this should be more than adequate