Can this phone create a wifi hotspot to connect a tablet?
468846
Yes it can, when doing this the phone uses more power so I recommend using a micro USB cable to tether so the phone can share the tablets power supply if you are going to be using the phone as a wifi hotspot for long periods of time (hours) as the phone only has a 1300 mah battery but it does work as long as your data plan for the phone allows it.
2269376
Sure can! I bought this phone for my son and it's certainly works as a tablet with wifi even without phone service :)
1326739
In order to be connected to the internet you have to have wifi available and have the wifi turned on the tablet. The tablet is 3g enabled as long as you have internet.
498367
I think if you buy the 3g/4g enabled version you can, but honestly this tablet is not worth your time. It does not hold a charge, and if you plan to use wifi, mine did not work. I sent it back to amazon right away.
497740
it can use wifi as long as you enable the feature. There is a helpful widget to let you turn it off and on.at home i have to manually reconnect sometimes, because the station is far away or the tablet is conserving power or something, so just swipe from the top right and click the wifi.no problems connecting
773035
This tablet is capable of running on wifi and mobile data plan and make phone call like a regular mobile phone
1521144
Most tablets don't have USB port connections. At least the ones I have looked at or worked with. If you have a WIFI enabled tablet, you should be able to connect to the internet of the go. If I understand your question clearly, you would not not need to purchase this mini usb receiver. I hope this adequately answers your question.
1314152
Yes, I think it should works that way. I love this phone. It get 4G LTE which you get on internet anywhere. You do not rely on wifi. And you can create wifi for any devices need to have wifi through hotspot.
1910193
No, it makes a Wi-Fi hot spot from a cell phone USB modem. You would need service with a wireless carrier and a USB modem to plug into it. I have a Verizon Wireless and an LG VL600 USB modem, it does work great, battery life is a little short, but it works fine to provide Wi-Fi for my tablet and laptop at the same time.
176506
It does have wifi built in, which means in order to connect it to the internet you have to have access to a wifi connection somewhere! Now if you were asking if it is capable of having its own mobile data plan like the I pad or the Galaxy tablet then NO it doesn't! In order to put it on the internet you have to be somewhere where the internet is available like your home network or coffee shop or McDonalds etc. Hope that helps you out!
1245444
This tablet can only be operated with internet when its connected via wifi, if is not connected with wifi, the internet will not work unless you have a hot spot near the tablet.
993961
No. This is a WiFi tablet. It only works with WiFi and not any of Mobile Carriers network.
1555491
All tablets at this point are strictly Wi-Fi. If you want to have LTE 4G 3G or whatever, you will be paying an astronomical amount.
747221
Honestly I'm not sure how that works but I would think you could as this tablet does have a cell signal displaying on it even though I never added it to my cell phone plan. But I would definitely ask your cell phone company to be sure if that's what you're interested in using it for. I never planned on using it for that so I never looked into it.
1582974
Only two way to get internet on the tablet: 1.) It can connect to you home WiFi (or anywhere that has free WiFi) 2.) If you use your cellphone as a WiFi hotspot, you can connect to it that way.
381419
Yes it can, just connect wifi to phone like you would if it had service... Not greatest phone, low memory and quality isn't the greatest either...
1993107
I am not a "tech guy" and don't own a Galaxy Tab or any Android device. But this device will connect via network cable to a hotel room that supplies a wired ethernet connection and generate a strong wifi signal that you can then access from multiple devices including, in my experience, an iPhone and a Windows netbook.