Showing posts with label Mobile. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mobile. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 17, 2017

How to Enable USB Tethering from Android Mobile

Many Friends asking about that How I can use my mobile internet on my Computer through USB data cable, because my computer did not have wifi device
OR
I did not want to open wifi hotspot of my mobile other people use my phone internet.
So here is solution for that people who want to use Mobile Wifi Internet or Data Internet on computer / pc through USB Data cable.
In this way you can share the Android phone’s digital cellular connection or wifi connection is to connect the phone directly to a computer and activate the tethering feature. Not every Android phone has this capability.
Tethering is a solid way to provide Internet access to another gizmo, such as a laptop or a desktop computer. Follow these steps to set up Internet tethering:
1. Connect the phone to a computer or laptop by using the USB cable.
The best success with this operation is when the computer is a PC running Windows.
2. Open the Android Phone Settings.
3. Choose More, and then choose Tethering & Mobile Hotspot.
4. Place a check mark by the USB Tethering item.
Internet tethering is activated.
The other device should instantly recognize the phone as a “modem” with Internet access. Further configuration may be required, which depends on the computer using the tethered connection. For example, you may have to accept the installation of new software when prompted by Windows.
When tethering is active, a Tethering or Hotspot Active notification icon appears. Choose that notification to further configure tethering.
Unlike creating a Wi-Fi hotspot, you don’t need to disable the Wi-Fi radio to activate USB tethering.
Sharing the digital network connection incurs data usage charges against your cellular data plan. Be careful with your data usage when you’re sharing a connection.

Watch this video for more details


Source: dummies.com

Friday, May 20, 2016

Download YouTube Videos on Your Android Phone

You're watching an awesome Web series or boogying down to a music video on YouTube when you realize that you're about to go somewhere with little or no connectivity. Fortunately, with a few simple steps you can save any video on YouTube to your Android phone for offline viewing. You can even convert music videos to MP3 files you can put on your playlist. Here's how to download YouTube videos on your Android phone.

Note: Downloading videos may violate YouTube's terms of service.

Installing YouTube Downloader

1. Navigate to the settings menu on your Android phone.
2. Select Security.
3. Toggle "Unknown sources" to on if it is not already checked. This setting will make sure you can install apps that don't come from Google Play.
4. Download YouTube Downloader from Dentex's blog on your Android phone.

5. Tap the download notification for YouTube Downloader in your notification drawer.
6. Tap Install. The program will take a few seconds to install.
You can browse videos and download them either through the YouTube app or by using the YouTube Downloader's search feature. We prefer using YouTube's own app.

Downloading Videos From the Official YouTube App

1. Find the video you want in the YouTube app.

2. Tap the share button which appears when you tap on the video player.
3. Select YouTube Downloader from the share menu.
4. Select the video / audio format you wish to download. We recommend MP4 files in 1080 or 720p for videos and MP3 files if you only want the audio.

5. Tap Download here to confirm.

6. Tap Download to grab a plug-in file if necessary. This will only happen the first time you download a file in a given format.

Downloading Videos Directly From the YouTube Downloader App

1. Open YouTube Downloader.
2. Enter a term in the search box and tap the search button. A list of videos appears.

3. Tap the video you want to save. A list of options appears.
4. Select the video / audio format you wish to download. We recommend MP4 files in 1080 or 720p for videos and MP3 files if you only want the audio.

Whichever way you find your video, YouTube Downloader will then take anywhere from a few seconds to a few minutes to download and store it on your phone. You can play the file directly from YouTube Downloader or find it in the Download folder on your phone.



Source: Tomsguide

Thursday, May 19, 2016

Use your Laptop or Mobile WiFi as hotsopt free

mHotspot is simple and easy software for Laptop and Mobile. You can sharing your internet from laptop or mobile to other WiFi devices using mHotspot free software.
There are main key functions

Extend WiFi range

A laptop installed with mHotspot can act as a repeater. Yes, the laptop can increase the range of a wifi network by generating an additional wifi network as shown in the figure below.

Track Usage

View the details of  connected devices – Name, Ip Address, Mac Address. View the Upload & Download speeds. View the amount of data used – Upload & Download.

High Speed: Stream Videos & Transfer Files

Stream videos, and share files to any device securely in 3 steps in High Speeds.

It Just Works

No external hardware or setup is required. It Just works with your laptop.

Lightweight & Simple

The brilliant feature of mHotspot is that it doesn’t require too much of RAM. Works blazing fast on low-end laptops too!

You may like How to use MyPublicWiFi

Features:


  • Connect upto 10 devices to the hotspot
  • You can set your own hotspot name without any restrictions
  • Share any type of Internet Connection(LAN, Ethernet,3G/4G,Wifi etc)
  • Android phones, ipads, PDAs, tablet-pcs and other devices can access internet
  • Stream videos and shares files to clients
  • See the details of the connected device(Name, Ip Address, Mac Address)
  • See the network usage(Upload and Download Speed, Transfer Rates)
  • Secures your wireless hotspot with WPA2 PSK password security
  • Set max. number of devices that can be connected
  • Extends your Wifi range(Acts as a repeater)
  • In-app internet selection
  • Works with Windows 7,8,10
  • Also available for Android (Turns your phone into WiFi Hotspot)
Video Tutorial

You can download mHotspot for Windows, Android and Ubuntu operation systems from below link.


Thursday, April 14, 2016

How to Use Google Maps without the Internet (Offline)

Many of my blog readers ask the question that we like Google Map but sometimes we did not have internet access so how we can use Google map without the internet or offline. Read this complete tutorial and learn how we can use Google Map without the internet or how we can use Google Map offline.

With offline maps, you can download an area on Google maps and take it offline, this means you can use the navigate feature in the offline maps without having to connect to the internet. This is particularly useful if you are going aboard and don’t want to spend on cost of data connection.

So, here is how to use Google Maps offline in Android and iOS.

Google Maps

Offline Maps in Android:

Open the Google Maps app and then click on the three lines on the top. This will bring in the menu, you can also swipe from the left side. Under this menu, you will see the option “Offline areas”. Click on this and you now get a + sign at the bottom of the screen to add a new offline map.

The next step is to select the area to download, you can pan or zoom in or out the area in the box which is the actual area that will be downloaded. You can also see the size of the maps which will be downloaded and this changes based on the area you select for download.
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You will be prompted to enter a name for the map you want to download. Now click on the Save button and make sure your phone is connected to Wi-Fi. This will take some time based on the size of the maps.

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Once the download is complete, you will see it under offline areas. Using the downloaded area, you can navigate without having to connect to The Internet.

Offline Maps on iOS:

In iOS, this feature is being rolled out and not all users might be able to use. The steps for downloading maps offline is similar to Android and you need to search the area, then swipe from bottom and click the download button.

You can also select the area manually.

Limitations of Offline Maps:

  • Offline maps can only be used for downloading smaller areas, which means you will not be able to download a big country as it might runs into several GB in size. Ideally, this feature is useful to download a city map
  • Maps downloaded will be stored for 30 days and after this, they are automatically deleted
  • If you are downloading multiple locations, make sure you have enough space on your phone to store it.

Monday, July 30, 2012

Use Your Android Phone as a Wi-Fi Hotspot for Free


Android: The Wi-Fi hotspot feature on Android phones lets you use your mobile data on multiple computers or tablets at once. The only problem is a lot of carriers have restrictions to prevent you from sharing your mobile data (which you're already paying for) for free. Computerworld posts a couple of workarounds.
First, you should know that, as with other kinds of tethering, your carrier may not be too happy with you going around their special Wi-Fi hotspot plans, and you can end up pissing them off and being charged extra (or in extreme cases, having your contract canceled). Also, these workarounds might not apply to every wireless carrier or device (it doesn't for me on T-Mobile with a Samsung Galaxy S2, but some commenters on Computerworld vouch for the method).

That said, if you only plan on using this occasionally and are willing to take the risk, here's how to get the hotspot functionality working:

Install a third-party power widget app. Computerworld suggests Extended Controls ($0.99), but you can try a free one like previously mentioned Elixir 2
Use the widget app to add a widget to your homescreen that toggles your hotspot Wi-Fi on or off.
Turn on the Wi-Fi hotspot
Pretty simple! Computerworld says that this workaround activates Android's built-in hotspot functionality, bypassing any menu-level modifications.

An alternative is to use a free app called FoxFi. It doesn't work with Android 4.1, though, and some carriers are blocking it from being downloaded, but you may be able to install it from an alternate location or with the QR code in the Play store.

If this trick works for you or you have any other suggestions, let us know in the comments below.

Source: LifeHacker

Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Share Facebook Photos Quickly with iPhone App


Download Facebook Camera, a new iOS app which is the fastest way to post and share Facebook photos instantly from your iPhone or other Apple mobile device. As photo sharing gets more popular, and people seek faster ways to post photos, Facebook makes it less cumbersome using Facebook camera app.
Download Facebook Camera
Try the new Facebook Camera app and share Facebook photos with your Facebook friends faster than ever. When you login, you get to see all the photos shared by your Facebook friends in your news feed. What has caught the media buzz is that Facebook recently acquired Instagram, another hugely popular image sharing app, and it is to be seen how Facebook integrates / competes with Instagram.
Unlike before when you needed to post one photo at a time, the Facebook Camera app lets you select and post multiple images in one go. At the same time, it lets users post captions, tag friends and share locations. The app also features basic image editing features like crop, rotate and can add special image effects using camera filters.

Download Facebook Camera app from Apple App store. Will work with iPod, iPhone and iPad. Use it and it will change the way you use photo sharing on Facebook.


Source: QuickTips