How to connect 3g USB modem to the kyros 7024? I have a kyros 7024 and I want to connect my 3g modem into it to access internet. My modem is huawei E220 and kyros not recognizing it. Anyway it is possible to connect this modem in a linux environment but I can not do the same on kyros.http://anuradha.sayura.net/2008/04/mobitel-3g-with-huawei-e220-on-debian.html How to connect 3g USB modem to the kyros 7024? I have a kyros 7024 and I want to connect my 3g modem into it to access internet. My modem is huawei E220 and kyros not recognizing it. Anyway it is... » Read More How to connect 3g USB modem to the kyros 7024? I have a kyros 7024 and I want to connect my 3g modem into it to access internet. My modem is huawei E220 and kyros not recognizing it. Anyway it is possible to connect this modem in a linux environment but I can not do the same on kyros.http://anuradha.sayura.net/2008/04/mobitel-3g-with-huawei-e220-on-debian.html « Show Less
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I may be wrong but I seem to have read somewhere coby tablet will not support this. What I have done is I have turned my cell phone into a hotspot and can then use internet with my tablet anywhere my phone has coverage, which seems to be about everywhere so far.
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I turned my phone (Motorola Droid) into a hotspot also. But my Coby will not recognize it. Any suggestions?
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Let's try this again. I don't know the answer either, but I suggest you go to your 3G carrier and ask them if they can support the Tablet P. There IS a sim socket in the tablet: its under the top cover--I looked in my tablet P. I talked to ATT about whether they still supported the Tablet P, and they said they did. They would install a sim card, activate the tablet and take my money. I asked about overseas operation and they said no, but he then said it would invoke roaming charges. I think the tablet P is used in Japan as a 3G device. As I said: check with your carrier.
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Karthy sorry for delay but I wrote to China for the answer as I had email of one of their reps. Yes to all, I would make sure the 3G dongle had support for Android.
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hello luis carlos, i'm from venezuela. First thing you need to know is the frequency when movistar 3G and 2G network works, these are: MOVISTAR (Virgin Mobile) GSM: 850MHz UMTS/HSDPA: 850Mhz ( it's 3G)and after you need to know the frequency when CAT B15 3G and 2G network works, these are (taken from http://www.catphones.com/phones/b15-smartphone.aspx ): 2G: GSM/GPRS/EDGE GSM/GPRS/EDGE Frequencies: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz3G - WCDMA/UMTS/HSPA: HSPA Frequencies: 3G 900/2100 (Europe, Africa), 3G 850/1900 (Latin America) so you can see that phone can operate perfectly in colombia with movistar carrier as you ask. hello luis carlos, i'm from venezuela. First thing you need to know is the frequency when movistar 3G and 2G network works, these are: MOVISTAR (Virgin Mobile) GSM: 850MHz UMTS/HSDPA: 850Mhz ( it's 3G)and after you need to know the frequency when CAT B15 3G and 2G network works, these are (taken from http://www.catphones.com/phones/b15-smartphone.aspx ): 2G: GSM/GPRS/EDGE GSM/GPRS/EDGE Frequencies: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz3G - WCDMA/UMTS/HSPA: HSPA Frequencies: 3G 900/2100 (Europe, Africa), 3G 850/1900 (Latin America) so you can see that... » Read More hello luis carlos, i'm from venezuela. First thing you need to know is the frequency when movistar 3G and 2G network works, these are: MOVISTAR (Virgin Mobile) GSM: 850MHz UMTS/HSDPA: 850Mhz ( it's 3G)and after you need to know the frequency when CAT B15 3G and 2G network works, these are (taken from http://www.catphones.com/phones/b15-smartphone.aspx ): 2G: GSM/GPRS/EDGE GSM/GPRS/EDGE Frequencies: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz3G - WCDMA/UMTS/HSPA: HSPA Frequencies: 3G 900/2100 (Europe, Africa), 3G 850/1900 (Latin America) so you can see that phone can operate perfectly in colombia with movistar carrier as you ask. « Show Less
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Havent tried. Actually does anyone know why I cant connect the phone to kies? In several computers it doesnt recognize the device
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the product doen't support 3g&#12290;butwe have other 3g one .http://www.amazon.com/Tablet-Support-MTK6572-Android-Bluetooth/dp/B00GPPX2MW/ref=pd_sim_sbs_cps_22?ie=UTF8&refRID=1HDG1NTYK3Q6D4XBRSPJ
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Just in case you are unaware, the mention of 3G is for use with USB 3G sticks. Through verizon or Virgin Mobile, for example, both offer USB sticks to be used with laptops etc. for a monthly fee. You would then attach your monthly charged 3G USB stick, to the Alfa R36, to broadcast that 3G service wirelessly to multiple devices. As far as 4G goes, I would think that it would work for this, but have nothing to support my guess. I would assume as long as the USB 4G device was supported, there would be no issues. But again, just a guess, as I don't even have 4G service available in my area.
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HSDPA is enabled and works right out of the box. You can tell because the icon will show "3G" and "H" for HSDPA. If by some chance it does not. There is an "HSDPA Switch" icon in your Start/Settings/Connection menu to enable it. If unfilled, check the box and restart and you are fine. If after all this and you just see "E" then you are in an area that does not yet have HSDPA connectivity and you have defaulted down to the slower EDGE network speeds. It changes back and forth seemlessly as you travel so you don't have anything to configure once HSDPA is enabled. Cheers.
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I am wondering the same thing.What this person is asking is can we connect the phone using USB to the Router and will it see the phone like a 3G/4G USB dongle? My reason is I need to connect a Printer to the Ethernet (Wired) and use an Ipad connected Wireless to the router to have both Internet access (Shared through the phone connected to the Router) and Print in a special application. If I can use my Phone for the internet 'dongle', I have no 'extra' charges from Verizon to deal with.
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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.
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I tried the TL-WN823N and could not get it to work. Could find no information on how to set it up by Drobo and TP-Link has no idea either.
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Several problems here - the Airlink Mini-USB Wireless Adapter you are posting this under is not 3G, it's a wireless LAN adapter, as in 802.11b/g/n. Also the Mini refers to the relative size of the adapter, not to the USB form factor - it's actually a full size USB, as in made for PCs. Lastly, it is highly unlikely to impossible to (successfully) attach USB devices of any kind to (unrooted) tablets / phones because they simply lack the drivers to recognize the hardware.
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First, do you have telephone service through the internet? If so, you don't need to connect to a modem, just connect to a phone line that your base unit is connected to. If you plan to use another type of internet phone system then you would have to read their instructions for connections. This unit is made to connect to standard phone lines. If they are connected to the internet then they will work just as the base unit.
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Kyros tablets do not have phone equipment installed for communication. WiFi only. Tablets that are supporting phone service are located on each carriers website.
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I don't know because mine stopped working (after about 3 months) before 4G became available here.
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With firmware update: FW v1.15WWb02 you get compatibilty with Huawei E173."Enhancements:1. Support new 3G dongles:Huawei E172 Huawei E173 (**NEW**) Huawei E176"http://support.dlink.com.au/Download/download.aspx?product=DIR-412
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If you buying an unlocked retail version E63, you shouldn't worry about that. Just remind to set the handset always ask you before connect to a data package plan. You can control and choose the connection point between 3G data plan, GPRS, and WIFI as you wish. I tried that on T mobile and Att, no problem.