Live2ride883
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Its my job as a dad to show him the error of his ways. I will admit I liked his big iPod touch ooops I meant IPad until Xoom release day.
So here is the process for tethering an iPhone to the Xoom:
Jailbreak iPhone
Get MyWi 4.0 from Cydia
Put Xoom in airplane mode
Turn on bluetooth on Xoom
Turn on bluetooth within MyWi on iPhone
Initiate pairing on Xoom
Click the tool button on the Xoom on the line for the paired iPhone
Switch on tethering
Cancel your verizon data plan
I am gonna hold onto my verizon data plan for at least a few days just to make sure this is stable etc.....
But soon
I just tried it with my roommates DX and it worked flawlessly. What's the difference in bluetooth hardware? Both running 2.2.1 kernel 2.6.32.9-g.
I got it tethered now and both iPhone and xoom say that they are connected but the xoom doesn't have an internet connection....
This is really starting to annoy me. Guess I'll head over to xda-developers and ask them for a custom rom that supports ad hoc networks. I know they made one before
Droid 3 should be coming out later this year, keep an open mind![]()
Droid Bionic for me.....
As a test I went back to wifi for awhile and just connected thru BT and it connected right away
Awesome, and yeah the Bionic is appealing but personally I like having the keyboard on my droid. I had an OG Droid and now an R2D2 Droid 2. I'm 95% confident I'll be getting the Droid 3 when it comes out because I used a family members upgrade for the Droid 2 which means I'll be eligible later this year![]()
I actually like the iPhone....just didn't like the iPad since it was a supersized iPod touch with Wi-Fi problems. Kinda miss the ad hoc Wi-Fi, Netflix, and Hulu Plus support of it though.
Let's see what Apple will present this Wednesday.
kingboarder - make sure you are in airplane mode and you initiate the tethering in the menu after touching the sprocket looking button and then hit tethering. It won't work if you try to just click on your phone name to connect.
I also had a D1 and liked having a keyboard, but when I saw the pics of the DX I knew I had to have it.
You'd be suprised to see how quickly you get used to on screen keybords...