- Sep 11, 2012
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Hi, I searched the forums and the net but haven't really gotten a conclusive answer about tethering via Bluetooth between my Samsung Galaxy S4 and Nexus 7 (2nd Gen). So I'll give you the details as much as my personal troubleshooting goes. Both devices pair just fine and are able to communicate (because file sharing works). While playing around with the settings on both devices I was able to configure my Nexus 7 as a hotspot where my S4 was able to connect to the internet via Bluetooth tethering but it doesn't work the other way around. There's a video on YouTube suggesting if you quickly press the "connect to the internet" (i don't know if i should call it a button or option) right after pairing the devices then it does work but I've tried that too. My N7 is using stock Android 4.3 and my S4 is using Samsung's version of TouchWiz Android 4.2.2. Before anyone starts suggesting that I can make my S4 hotspot via WiFi then yes I know and it works too but my friend has a Nexus 4 and Nexus 7 (2nd Gen) and he can tether via Bluetooth from his N4 to N7 without any problem. Is there an issue with S4 Bluetooth stack where it won't allow to send tethering data but it can receive since it worked for me last night?
Is there anyone out there who's able to tether using S4 to N7 successfully (and i don't mean using 3rd party apps).
Please help.
Is there anyone out there who's able to tether using S4 to N7 successfully (and i don't mean using 3rd party apps).
Please help.