Hoping to connect my Motorola Android phone to my iPad (wi-fi only) and tether my phone's 4G LTE connection to my iPad.. will this work?
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I am not sure if that will work or not I purchased it to connect a tablet to a keyboard. So it was. all regular usb's I just needed the extra length.
308074
Its a wifi only ipad it cannot be used with any phone carrier unless with an iphone maybe. You can send receive emails but cannot send them to an android only iphones
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Yes, tethering it from T-Mobile network works. But, FYI, doing so violates the T-Mobile User Agreement. I have no idea whether they would notice, care, or punish you for doing that.
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I have not tried that, but I assume it would work, I have connected to my ipad and that works fine
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Will this micro USB HDMI cable work on a 4G LTE tablet? I think a few other questions need to be asked and then answered before we can answer this particular question. 1st thing you need to ask yourself is the tablet a motorola tablet? Why i ask this because more importantly if the cable will work we need to first know if the 2 components are even compatible. Now i'm not saying you cant mix and match different types of name brand components but somewhere down the line something is bound not to work because there not compatible....but sometimes on the off chance different name brand components are compatible with each other...and if this that type of situation then you are in luck. As previously stated I do not know the name brand of your 4G LTE tablet, therefore i can not say if this motorola micro USB HDMI cable will even work on that particular tablet....but there is a slight chance. 1st you need to check to see if this tablet even has a micro USB port attached to it. And then you need know if this particular tablet even has HDMI capabilities. Once you find out these things then you will find the solution to your question.
894412
I am not sure how it will work on Cricket, but I use tethering no problem on T-Mobile
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It works perfectly as an access point provided the device that is trying to connect to it is a 5GHz device, i.e., iPads will connect. iPhones 5 and above will connect. iPhones 4s and prior will not. A 2.4Ghz device will not connect. A 5Ghz device will.
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I don't have an Android device, but like Isaac said...if it has Bluetooth connectivity, it should work just fine.
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Hi Jim.Don't see why not. It works fine with both iPad and phone. While the quality is a limitless less than expected the working distance and connection range are very useful.
536859
It should work. That is what a bridge do. Just enter your ssid and authentication key to connect to your mIFI hotspot.
63353
NO, there is a chip set that enables the ipads to use 3G or 4G (LTE), but if you are thinking of getting cellular, you need to pony up the extra $150 now... you don't have to use it, but you won't be able to without the chipset in the ipad that will increase the cost by $150... but I would wait!!!!! They just finished notifying us that starting on Friday, there is a NEW Generation iPad (4th generation) that will have a A6X chip instead of a A5 at the same price and will be twice as fast for WiFi or Cellular and also in processing!!!!! In addition, they just announced an iPad Mini that will start at $329, and it will NOT have a retina display, but have the same display the iPad 2 had, but have all of the other features the current 3rd generation iPad has, and for another $130 or so, you can add cellular, so for $460 you can get a 7.9" ipad mini with cellular and 16GB of memory.
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Doesn't look like anyone responded to you... but it does appear that is possible. I won't take credit or blame if it works or doesn't, but others have tested that successfully. You can check out the following website: http://www.gottabemobile.com/2013/11/03/ipad-air-unlocked-partially-compatible-networks-video/
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Yes. But if you want to surf the web or use web apps you will have to disconnect your device. I just pair mine to a mifi.
436529
The iPad I purchased has the "ability" to have cellular service through Verizon - but it is not "required". It will work just fine on WiFi only. Keep in mind that they do make WiFi only models that will, most likely, be less expensive than the cellular-enabled units.
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We briefly tried on TMo LTE network in Dallas and it seemed to work. Check what band is in your area and then check the bands supported by this device.
872999
To be honest, I am using this iPad with wifi-only. I am trying to get a usim soon, but for now it works just fine with any wifi. - Hope this helped.
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Not to the iPad that I know of but you can pick up a Verizon hotspot or tether the iPad to your smart phone and go that route at a later date if you pick up the wifi only version.