iPad Tether from iPhone 4 to iPad

[MikePA]

Can you guys confirm me that if I have a NON-jailbroken iPhone who has the ability to tether to a mac or pc, then if I jailbreak the iPad only I could still tether iPhone to iPad?
Has any of you guys done it?

Since you can tether using WiFi from your iPhone to a Mac or a PC, then you can tether using WiFi to an iPad. No need to jailbreak your iPad.

 

[kyk0]

Since you can tether using WiFi from your iPhone to a Mac or a PC, then you can tether using WiFi to an iPad. No need to jailbreak your iPad.

?? I am confused
I am quite sure apple prevents tethering to an iPad from an iPhone, and I do not want to jailbreak my iPhone.

My question is: can I tether to a jailbroken iPad with a NON-jailbroken iPhone?

 

[Jxo177]

Thanks for this reminder.... I find the minimum setting, 30%, gives four bars of signal when the two devices are close.
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You know I was doing testing on this, I found that for some reason the 30% setting used more battery. Each time I clocked it it seemed that the 30% setting used about 4% more battery per half hour of wifi use. Maybe I should try it again because i don't see how that makes sense at all.

 

[Sherifftruman]

?? I am confused
I am quite sure apple prevents tethering to an iPad from an iPhone, and I do not want to jailbreak my iPhone.

My question is: can I tether to a jailbroken iPad with a NON-jailbroken iPhone?

Yes, as has been said several times in the thread, you just need to call ATT (or whoever is your carrier if you are outside the US) and have Tethering added to your plan for the iPhone. For ATT it's an extra $20 a month IIRC and you have to give up the unlimited plan so there are drawbacks in most places. Then Jailbreak your iPad, go to Cydia and install iTether on the iPad and this will allow you to tether a JB iPad to a stock iPhone.

 

[kyk0]

Yes, as has been said several times in the thread, you just need to call ATT (or whoever is your carrier if you are outside the US) and have Tethering added to your plan for the iPhone. For ATT it's an extra $20 a month IIRC and you have to give up the unlimited plan so there are drawbacks in most places. Then Jailbreak your iPad, go to Cydia and install iTether on the iPad and this will allow you to tether a JB iPad to a stock iPhone.

Thank you!

 

[macswitcha2]

Jailbreak iPad with Limera1n, purchase itether on iPad through Cydia, tether iPad to iphone and enjoy.

Do I need to jb iPhone aswell?

No, you do not, JB the iPad and you're good to go

So you can tether a JB IPad to a non JB iPhone using iTether and tetherMe but what about tethering a JB iPhone to a non-JB iPad or even a macbook or imac?

 

[f4780y]

So you can tether a JB IPad to a non JB iPhone using iTether and tetherMe but what about tethering a JB iPhone to a non-JB iPad or even a macbook or imac?

Use MiWi for wifi tethering all devices or
tetherme for bluetooth or USB tethering of mac/windows machine [cant do non-jb iPad]

 

[macswitcha2]

Use MiWi for wifi tethering all devices or
tetherme for bluetooth or USB tethering of mac/windows machine [cant do non-jb iPad]

Thanks for the answers and making the forum function as a forum. Now, when tethering my JB iPhone using itether and tetherme to enable tethering, to my macbook, does AT&T charge me? Do I need a patch?

 

[iMrNiceGuy0023]

I have tetherMe on my iPhone 4, how can I tether to my iPad via bluetooth?

 

[f4780y]

Thanks for the answers and making the forum function as a forum. Now, when tethering my JB iPhone using itether and tetherme to enable tethering, to my macbook, does AT&T charge me? Do I need a patch?

No. You are good to go. Just don't blow whatever data allowance you may have on your AT&T plan.

 

[f4780y]

I have tetherMe on my iPhone 4, how can I tether to my iPad via bluetooth?

iTether.

 

[scirica]

iTether.

If that wasn't totally clear, you'll need an application called iTether on your iPad then you can connect to your iPhone 4 that has TetherMe installed to enable tethering.

 

[jmgreen100]

Hi,
It looks like the next update to iOS 4.3 (available on 11th march in UK) will allow the iPhone to generate a wifi hotspur to which you can then use to connect your iPad to ! .....only 2 days to go.

 

[MarioB]

If I buy MyWi on my iPhone can I get it on my ipod/ipad (like I would be able to with normal app store apps)?

 

[hackthatphone]

@#$%!#$% mywi. Geeze people sure are brainwashed with that overpriced program, or there is a ton of intelliborn corporate reps in this forum.

Tetherme is $1.99 and works great. I tether from my iphone 4 to my ipad to use 3g.

 

[Kadman]

@#$%!#$% mywi. Geeze people sure are brainwashed with that overpriced program, or there is a ton of intelliborn corporate reps in this forum.

Tetherme is $1.99 and works great. I tether from my iphone 4 to my ipad to use 3g.

No reason to act like a jerk. I use MyWi and find it to be the best option right now (jb AT&T 4.2.1) it creates a hot spot that shows up for all devices that I regularly need to connect with during weekend drives for soccer trips (kids laptops, iPod Touch, soon to be iPad for my wife, and even an xbox 360). The others simply can't get the job done.

4.3 may bring some other opportunities, but I'll evaluate then. If you don't like MyWi, fine. However, I'm far from brainwashed (nor are the many others who use it). You however, seem to be completely blind to it's advantages for some situations.

 

[Sparky9292]

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@#$%!#$% mywi. Geeze people sure are brainwashed with that overpriced program, or there is a ton of intelliborn corporate reps in this forum.

Tetherme is $1.99 and works great. I tether from my iphone 4 to my ipad to use 3g.

I agree. 99% of all people who buy MyWi don't need it. TetherMe and iTether is Much cheaper and uses less battery for the iPad because it uses Bluetooth.

 

[michaelz]

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iPad with iOS 4.3 can pair with any phone supports bluetooh tethering. With 4.3, you don't need JB your iPad and install iTether. All you need is JB your iPhone and enable native tethering with tetherme, no MYWI. works great!

Check this thread:
https://forums.macrumors.com/wap/GetThread.php?t=1113273

 

[kuebby]

I don't know why you guys feel the need to pay for any software, especially $20 for MyWi.

PDA Net is free, uses WEP encryption, and creates a Wi-Fi hotspot from your iPhone you can access with a laptop/iPad/whatever. It also supports USB tethering to save battery.

Yeah WEP isn't quite as secure as WPA but you can turn the power way down on the broadcast signal so to actually pick up your signal someone would have to be sitting right next to you.

 

[Sherifftruman]

I am happy to pay a couple of bucks to use bluetooth tethering rather than WIFI due to much better battery life.

 

[kre62]

The MyWI on Demand feature is super cool. I'd pay just to be able to use that. No more screwing with turning anything on or off, and drains almost no battery (bluetooth solution)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4R0kzsE6O2I

 

[cyclone84]

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iPad with iOS 4.3 can pair with any phone supports bluetooh tethering. With 4.3, you don't need JB your iPad and install iTether. All you need is JB your iPhone and enable native tethering with tetherme, no MYWI. works great!

Check this thread:
https://forums.macrumors.com/wap/GetThread.php?t=1113273

This.

 

[Mess-I-Ah]

Regarding battery drain using MyWi on the iPhone 4. MyWi has a output power setting that is set by default at 80 percent. This is easily turned down to 35-40 percent and is quite usable if the two devices are within a couple feet of each other and the battery issue then quickly becomes nonexistent.

Since I bought my iPad 2 I've been connecting to MyWi via Bluetooth instead of via WIFI Hotspot. Anybody found this to be any better/worse for battery life?

Since the iPad 2 isn't jailbroken yet, I don't think the ON DEMAND thing really works yet, since that requires MyWi to be installed on the iPad as well, if I understand correctly. Another weird thing is that even when my iPad is "asleep," MyWi continues to upload data. Anybody else notice this?

Thanks.