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If you have an iPhone then yes there is; if not then it's still possible, I think.
On the iPhone: Settings/Personal hotspot/On
Turn on Bluetooth for both the phone and iPad and 'Pair' them.
Your iPad will now have connectivity as long as there is a phone signal; just be aware that using 4G will suck up your data allowance.
Other phones apparently have 'hotspot' capability ...
On the iPhone: Settings/Personal hotspot/On
Turn on Bluetooth for both the phone and iPad and 'Pair' them.
Your iPad will now have connectivity as long as there is a phone signal; just be aware that using 4G will suck up your data allowance.
Other phones apparently have 'hotspot' capability ...
Even easier if your iPad has 4G. JJH
Set the samsung as a hotspot. Go into settings, connections, mobile hotspot and tethering
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Yes - I set my Samsung phone to be a WiFi hot-spot, the iPad can 'see' that service - away you go
You can get a mobile wi-fi widget from Vodaphone, - I'm sure other companies sell them as well. I don't have a smart phone with internet access, but I've got one of these PAYG (you can also get a contract) mobile wi-fi's and it works great. I think it cost £30 originally, then you can top-up as you go. Well worth a look.
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iPhones can be a mobile data hotspot via USB, WiFi or Bluetooth. So can provide data for any connected device.
