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Root tethering after root?

i am new to android, i ran a search for the teathering, found a few but none were free...am i in the wrong spot?



Hi - I am New to Android so I hope I am doing this correct. Here is how I was able to Tether my New Samsung Infuse 4G. First I started reading - Addictivetips.com, XDA Developers, Momobiles.com and watching videos on YouTube. Google is a wonderful tool.



First you must Root your Samsung Infuse 4G via SuperOneClick. I learned how to use SuperOneClick by Reading Addictivetips.com, XDA Developers, Momobiles.com & watching Youtube on how to Root your Samsung Infuse 4G. The YouTube Video I followed was by:BigMoneyProductionTV called - How to Root the Samsung Infuse 4g HD. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITSuKCP0i94 Make sure you follow all the steps and read from the other sites before doing. Some of the key things you need to make sure you do are - Unmount your SD Card & Check the Box to Enable your USB debugging. This video will walk you through it step by step.



Now that your Samsung Infuse 4G is Rooted. Go into the market and downloand Titanium BackUp free version. Once you have Titanium Backup Free version installed, get on the internet and go here: http://matrixrewriter.com/android/ This will explain how you can donate to the Developer, once you donate to the Developer he will then e-mail you the key to turn your free version of Titanium BackUp Free to Titanium BackUp Pro. You must have Titanium BackUp Pro in order to Tether your Infuse 4G. (The Pro Version will allow you to Freeze In your Mobile AP settings, as You will see later)

Now I am sure you could just buy Titanium BackUp Pro from your phone, but all the sites say to donate to the Devloper because that is what helps them to keep inventing new apps.



Now that you are Rooted and have Titanium BackUp Pro, we can now do the Steps to Tether your Samsung Infuse 4G.


1st - Go to YouTube and watch this video by: deedomond called - tether infuse 4g to any device. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePivZT3kKdM This is the video I watched, follow step by step and you will be tethering for free.

Step 1: Make sure your Wi-Fi is OFF on Infuse 4G
Step 2: Go into Titanium Backup/Restore
Step 3: Click on Tethering Manager
Step 4: Click on Freeze -(This is so you do not have to contact AT&T)
Step 5: Now go into your Wireless Settings on your Phone
Step 6: Click on Mobile AP to Activate
Step 7: Now that your phone is Activated, Make sure the Laptop or what ever device you are tethering has its Wi-Fi ON.
Step 8: What ever Devise you are Tethering to Laptop Etc. Click on the Wi-Fi and find AndroidAPxxxx to conect (The last 4 numbers after AndroidAP will probable be diffrent for everyone that is why I put AndroidAPxxxx) You can also look on your Infuse 4G at the bottom of the Mobile AP page and scroll down to the bottom, it should tell you your AndroidAP Number, PassWord and it will also give the directions.
Step 9: After clicking/conecting to the AndroidAPxxxx from the Laptop enter the password from your Infuse 4G and you are all Done.
Step 10: Enjoy Internet with Mobile AP


I did this and it worked great, My kids played Club Penguin for about 4 Hours this way. Glad I have Unlimited Data....


Again I am New to Android and this is my first post/reply so If I went on to long, posted in the wrong place or missed something, please don't beat me up to bad.


I hope this helps.
 
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I just rooted my infuse and was wondering if i need to download an app for tethering or not? Can I get free tethering now that my infuse is rooted?


Hi - I am New to Android so I hope I am doing this correct. Here is how I was able to Tether my New Samsung Infuse 4G. First I started reading - Addictivetips.com, XDA Developers, Momobiles.com and watching videos on YouTube. Google is a wonderful tool.



First you must Root your Samsung Infuse 4G via SuperOneClick. I learned how to use SuperOneClick by Reading Addictivetips.com, XDA Developers, Momobiles.com & watching Youtube on how to Root your Samsung Infuse 4G. The YouTube Video I followed was by:BigMoneyProductionTV called - How to Root the Samsung Infuse 4g HD. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITSuKCP0i94 Make sure you follow all the steps and read from the other sites before doing. Some of the key things you need to make sure you do are - Unmount your SD Card & Check the Box to Enable your USB debugging. This video will walk you through it step by step.



Now that your Samsung Infuse 4G is Rooted. Go into the market and downloand Titanium BackUp free version. Once you have Titanium Backup Free version installed, get on the internet and go here: http://matrixrewriter.com/android/ This will explain how you can donate to the Developer, once you donate to the Developer he will then e-mail you the key to turn your free version of Titanium BackUp Free to Titanium BackUp Pro. You must have Titanium BackUp Pro in order to Tether your Infuse 4G. (The Pro Version will allow you to Freeze In your Mobile AP settings, as You will see later)

Now I am sure you could just buy Titanium BackUp Pro from your phone, but all the sites say to donate to the Devloper because that is what helps them to keep inventing new apps.



Now that you are Rooted and have Titanium BackUp Pro, we can now do the Steps to Tether your Samsung Infuse 4G.


1st - Go to YouTube and watch this video by: deedomond called - tether infuse 4g to any device This is the video I watched http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePivZT3kKdM follow step by step and you will be tethering for free.


Step 1: Make sure your Wi-Fi is OFF on Infuse 4G
Step 2: Go into Titanium Backup/Restore
Step 3: Click on Tethering Manager
Step 4: Click on Freeze -(This is so you do not have to contact AT&T)
Step 5: Now go into your Wireless Settings on your Phone
Step 6: Click on Mobile AP to Activate
Step 7: Now that your phone is Activated, Make sure the Laptop or what ever device you are tethering has its Wi-Fi ON.
Step 8: What ever Devise you are Tethering to Laptop Etc. Click on the Wi-Fi and find AndroidAPxxxx to conect (The last 4 numbers after AndroidAP will probable be diffrent for everyone that is why I put AndroidAPxxxx) You can also look on your Infuse 4G at the bottom of the Mobile AP page and scroll down to the bottom, it should tell you your AndroidAP Number, PassWord and it will also give the directions.
Step 9: After clicking/conecting to the AndroidAPxxxx from the Laptop enter the password from your Infuse 4G and you are all Done.
Step 10: Enjoy Internet with Mobile AP


I did this and it worked great, My kids played Club Penguin for about 4 Hours this way. Glad I have Unlimited Data....


Again I am New to Android and this is my first post/reply so If I went on to long, posted in the wrong place or missed something, please don't beat me up to bad.


I hope this helps.
 
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But with AT&T you have to pay for it don't you? I tried the apps and it didn't work, so I did it through Titanium Backup Pro.

wifi tether is a google app. att has it blocked from the market though so you have to find it and "side load it" I think is what people call it.

to use the build in you have to do it by the method listed above..or pay


att hasn't been getting on to people that I am aware of ...other than forcing people that are abusing their unlimited plans....they are getting switched to a non unlimited plan (i think)


I am not unlimited and rarely tether... actually I am finding that att must monitor data differently than sprint...I have not changed my habits at all and I am using much less data on att than what sprint was recording I was using with them
 
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I just rooted my infuse and was wondering if i need to download an app for tethering or not? Can I get free tethering now that my infuse is rooted?


i just downloaded a app called wifi from the play store but i am using a htc inspire 4g and my wife has a infuse 4g rooted and it worked for her phone so go look for a tethering app called wifi k... hope it helps
 
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