#Pdanet ios mac osx#
#Pdanet ios Pc#

PDAnet will use A LOT of battery, so make sure you have your iPhone plugged in (or get a Richard Solo battery back up). However, if Rogers does indeed find out and bill you $1,000,000 for excess data usage, we are not responsible! PDAnetРІР‚в„ўs connection is run through a proxy so that should mask you from Rogers. The Rogers website does not have any concrete information on tethering. If you have some solid information, please share it with the rest of us. Unlike other cellphone carriers, Rogers is allowing customers to РІР‚СљtetherРІР‚Сњ their smartphones, or connect them to a computer and use them as a modem. Tethering on Rogers with their data plan is allowed according to this CBC article: Select РІР‚СљSet up a wireless ad hoc network and РІР‚СљNextРІР‚Сњ, then enter a Network name such as РІР‚СљiPhoneNetРІР‚Сњ.Select РІР‚СљConnect to a networkРІР‚Сњ, then РІР‚СљSet up a connection or networkРІР‚Сњ.Right click on the network tray icon at the bottom of the screen.Tap on it and your computer should go online. Now on your iPhone go to Settings->WiFi and РІР‚СљiPhoneNetРІР‚Сњ should show up in the list.Select Create Network, give it a name such as РІР‚СљiPhoneNetРІР‚Сњ.Click on the Airport icon at the top of the screen.

#Pdanet ios mac osx#

Here are instructions for configuring Vista and Mac OSX from the PDAnet website: I would say these speeds are pretty darn good on 3G considering my internet at home is just under 5mbps down and 500kbps up.

I managed to visit to complete a speedtest and here are my results: Connect to the network iPhoneNet and once connected, you should be surfing the web using your iPhoneРІР‚в„ўs data plan (PDAnet will do the rest)! As you can see in the image above, PDAnet shows you the data being sent/received.

#Pdanet ios Pc#

Go back to your PC and view your wireless networks. Click the home button, and then launch PDAnet (download via Cydia) on your iPhone. Go to SettingsРІР‚вЂњ>WiFi (you should see РІР‚СљiPhoneNetРІР‚Сњ in your list)РІР‚вЂњ>connect to iPhoneNetРІР‚вЂњ>You iPhone should connect to iPhoneNet. The functions of MyWi are: easily create iPhone, or iPad WiFi hotspot to make a connection with laptops or mobile devices to share internet connection from iPad. Go to Control PanelРІР‚вЂњ>Network ConnectionsРІР‚вЂњ>right click on Wireless Network ConnectionРІР‚вЂњ>go to PropertiesРІР‚вЂњ>click on the Wireless Networks tab at the topРІР‚вЂњ>under preferred networks click ADDРІР‚вЂњ>name the SSID РІР‚СљiPhoneNetРІР‚Сњ (or any other name)РІР‚вЂњ>disable WEP or type in a keyРІР‚вЂњ>click OK, close the settings.Р”Сћ. Create an ad-hoc network on your computer.