Will the wifi connect via an android 4G phone (tether)
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Absolutely! I recently did a 2-camera installation for my customer and she can access the cameras from her 4G Android phone, her 4G iPad and her office computer. As I said in my review of the excellent FOSCAM cameras, it takes a little technical knowledge to set up the cameras for use outside of your home or office, but once you get it set up, it works very easily.
348662
@ Cindy, yes you can but more than likely you will have to pay for the tethering from your phone service provider.
132588
Yes. I should mention that it's a few years old and i never got mine to connect to 4G. I blame Sprints support for this model though.
881152
I dont know. A friend connect via dongle.No problem. The configure conexion via 3g.
244899
Not as a 4g device. I use mine ooon attts network as a 3g device. The modem on k900 isisnt 4g capacapable
701149
Yes But the phone only lasted a month Battery went dead could not get it to tether to internet
2260326
Yes. Think of it as an Android Phone. -Can you connect your Android phone to a wireless network? And can you download Android apps from the marketplace?Those are the two skills you need to make this work.
507848
This model will connect to any available WiFi network compatible with a 2.4 GHz band. Regards. Jeannette
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Yes, but it is possibly a broken implementation. I bought two EGQ307s, which Wal Mart is selling right now for approximately $50 apiece. Neither one can connect to the secure WiFi network I use for provisioning all of the other low-cost Android tablets I buy. Others' experiences clearly show it works in other cases, but the same connection failures in two, fresh-out-of-the-box units shows this isn't a one-off kind of problem. As of this writing, Ematic doesn't even list this model on its support request web page, and needless to say: after over a week, I have received no response to a request submitted there. So if WiFi is essential to you, proceed with caution. Yes, but it is possibly a broken implementation. I bought two EGQ307s, which Wal Mart is selling right now for approximately $50 apiece. Neither one can connect to the secure WiFi network I use for provisioning all of the other low-cost Android tablets I buy. Others' experiences clearly show it works in other cases, but the same connection failures in two, fresh-out-of-the-box units shows this isn't a one-off kind of problem. As of this writing, Ematic doesn't even list this model on its support request web page, and needless to say: after over a week, I have received no response to a... » Read More Yes, but it is possibly a broken implementation. I bought two EGQ307s, which Wal Mart is selling right now for approximately $50 apiece. Neither one can connect to the secure WiFi network I use for provisioning all of the other low-cost Android tablets I buy. Others' experiences clearly show it works in other cases, but the same connection failures in two, fresh-out-of-the-box units shows this isn't a one-off kind of problem. As of this writing, Ematic doesn't even list this model on its support request web page, and needless to say: after over a week, I have received no response to a request submitted there. So if WiFi is essential to you, proceed with caution. « Show Less
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Neither. It does not have intrinsic 3G or 4G capabilities. You need to connect it to a Wi-Fi source to get on the internet.
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No, it's a modem that receives the 4G service and passes it off to an Ethernet connection. You can put a wifi access point or router though.
1763640
what do you mean by tether? but i use this adapter to link with my cellphones's internet to the laptop so that i can have the internet on my laptop. so this device connects my cell to my laptop via the bluetooth.
425252
Depending on the ROM the phone brings it will show up either as 4G or LTE/H +... the phone does connect to 4G
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all answers are yes. The only minor issue is in tmobile, you only get EGDE internet connection, not 3G in most places (except in several major cities). Tmobile is upgrading its network and hopefully it will work.
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This device is plug and play on any android 4.0 tablet/pc. It does not work on the T-Mobile network at 3G speeds. You will have to contract with a carrier to get mobile data access.
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Yes, possibly, read this link: http://www.pcworld.com/article/199280/How_To_Tether_Your_Android_Phone_For_Free.html
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Yes it will work, 4g lte is only the speed in which file transferring occurs and your communications speed.