I'd like to offer a public access through Android Tablets via Tethering.The problem is that in France I have to log IPs and visited Websites when I provide a public wifi access.I searched in the Android doc but I have not found anything.
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i port/cook roms and i have a restricted access to my pc due to which i sometimes have to use my phone to upload files to dropbox but due to multiple downloads my account gets blocked for public access. I wanted to ask that if I put all my roms in a folder and share a link to that folder to my rom users,then will my account still get blocked for heavy traffic?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI'm currently working on an application which need security features. My question is simple, if every application is signed by its developper, how can I access application public key? (and private).
View 6 Replies View RelatedI have a problem ( but i think that's more my setup problem).
My phone: i9100g
Rom tested: CM10, SlimBean v5
Neither wifi/usb tethering are working, when I connect my phone to pc it tells me "no access to network".
I'm having same problem with different roms,so i think that i should change my settings,and it's not a bug of the rom. My default APN at "APN Type" was "default,supl". i Have changed to "default,supl,dun" but nothing,tethering doesn't work.
Assuming the following:
Android 2.3.7 device is connected to an IPv6 internet connection
Tethering is legal for your device/carrier
The ipv6-test gives 10/10 (perfect score) for IPv6 readiness for your phone, and you can access e.g. [URL] ..... using the phone itself
You want to tether to a PC using USB
Device is rooted
Is there a way to give the PC access to the phone's IPv6 internet connection?
I'm assuming that we can't give the PC a public IPv6 address, because the phone is probably only allotted one IPv6 address from the carrier; plus they might treat your plan differently or something if you try to claim another IP address (it's an unnecessary complexity)
So what we actually need to do is, to create a NAT IPv6 space on the device, just like we do for IPv4 when we tether, and provision an IP to the PC that way. Then we have to do something for DNS; I guess we can use OpenDNS's AAAA servers.
Do any of the existing tethering methods support this at all, or is this something I'd have to do manually? Also, is it possible even in theory on Android 2.3, or is it known that a newer version of Android will enable it?
I'm getting a Note 8.0 soon and was wondering if I could get a mouse with this. I'm buying a Bluetooth keyboard for sure and was wondering if I could use both at the same time. So my questions are:
- Can you use any Bluetooth/wireless mouse on this tablet?
- Do you prefer Bluetooth or wireless?
- Can I use both at the same time?
- Will using both at the same time eat my battery?
I have been trying to work out if it is possible to view 1 movie simultaneously on 2 seperate tablets. I am trying to set them up as in-car entertainment for my kids (3 and 1.5). They are too young to keep heaphones on so i was hoping to be able to somehow sync a movie on both tablets to keep the audio in time. I have heard of the Seagate Wi-fi HDD but am not sure if that can play the movie in sync on 2 devices.
Also it would have to be without a wi-fi unless i used the seagate drive.
I need a custom(global) recovery to flash on my tablet (tablet description below)
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All I can find is video output to 1 secondary monitor. I need to know if I can (using iDisplay or whatever) output from a pc to 8-12 android tablets in extended desktop. So the tablets would make 1 big monitor. Operating system on pc side can be linux or windows 7/xp.
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I just purchased a Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 GT P5100, and installed CM10.1 quickly. I am just using this for reading and do not want any of those sim card detection or phone feature on my tablet. I want to remove the Emergency call feature also. Basically, I do not want my tablet to detect any GSM network for using the phone feature and also want to remove that Emergency call feature. I want to remove the calling feature from my tablet. I am just using this tablet with WiFi
View 3 Replies View Related I'm on a medical school, and we have a lot of documentation to work with which is digital form, so I thought if I could edit those documents on my Android tablet. BUT, there is a little problem. Those aren't just ordinary Office documents, but they have integrated many charts in which we add text; checkboxes and dedicated fields for text input. But I don't know, if any application from Google Play supports those features in the document, or would it just ignore/not recognize, or even scramble the layout of the document? The running through every application on the Play would be a too big pain in the..n.
Is there any application that would preserve the original layout of the document and allow editing those fields without any issues?
I have a general question that how can I flash tablets for example chinese tablets? Is it related to their cpu or sth else? because I've seen to many chinese android tablets that they even don't have a website on their box and when someone asks me to flash them when they don't boot i wonder myself where the hell I should bring the ****in firmware ?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a Sero 7 Pro and along the bottom next to the on screen buttons is a button to take a screenshot. I know you can take them using the side buttons but is there an app to add the on screen button to other tablets?
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Bought two tablets for Christmas for the kids, and I would like to have both exactly the same. Don't want them fighting over who has which apps or tablet. The tablets are both the same, so no hardware issues.
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View 1 Replies View RelatedI recently bought an Asus MeMoPad Smart 10. I want to know if it's safe to leave it charging overnight? Because it says not to leave it charging after 100 too much, but I dont really listen to manuals.
View 3 Replies View RelatedWhy do some apps fail when sideloading them onto some lower end tablets? I back them up from my phone using astro and try to install it on a viewsonic G-tablet or a Nextbook tablet and the installation fails. They're perfectly good backups. How come it's not supported?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm using multiple android devices, all of them under one phone number (only one plan that includes five separate sim cards). All of the services are available under any individual device, BUT! Text messages (SMS) ONLY arrive at the devices that holds the "primary" or "master" sim card.
What I'd like to have, is the ability to somehow send any arriving messages from the primary device via something (email? im?) that doesn't require them to be in close vicinity (so no wlan/bluetooth). So that it wouldn't matter which device I hold, I'd always receive any incoming text messages and they would be available on all devices. Best would be, if also SENT messages would sync between devices.
Also of note is that the sync should be (almost) instantaneous (as fast as can be achieved via push-gmail or instant messaging). So no scheduled syncs or anything that requires an interval.
Each one of the devices are capable of sending/receiving sms on their own, so no technical barriers exist on that front.
By syncing, I mean that the messages would be available at each device's own "messaging system", NOT just backed up in email or something. (so SMS2Mail of backupsms -style apps are out of the question.)
The devices are running Android 2.2, 2.3, 3.1 and come next year, android 4.0.
I'm going to use:
* Samsung Galaxy Note
* Samsung Galaxy Tab
* Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9
* Samsung Galaxy Gio
* Motorola Defy
I've looked into TotalSMS Control, DeskSMS, Phone Control and various other apps, but they all lack some part of what I need. (DeskSMS looked the most promising, but apparently doesn't work on Honeycomb, at least market doesn't show DeskSMS for my Tab 8.9).
What i want is my computer to use my phones connection to access the internet is this possible? i get an ad hoc connection but i cant get my computer onto the internet.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI had used some public wifis in mc donalds and airport in the past. I never had any problems. Yes, some required sms verifications, but anyways, my phone could connect to them.
After a month, i went to the airport and mc donalds again, but i cant connect to any of them. There were hotspots in other places as well, run by different telecom companies. all of them were open networks. but i just cant connect. I can still connect to my home WiFi.
Its not a ROM issue. i have tried several ROMs. I have never changed my baseband, mac address or anything like that.
Is it possible that my hardware is damaged? (but i can connect to my home wifi, which is also open) Or my mac address/phone number is "globally blocked"? (i had tried hotspots of different telecom companies. nd i dont know if theres a way to get my phone number by just trying to connect to a WiFi) Or have they installed something like "connect only with laptops"? does anything like that exist?
I am using WiFi as a Guest with guest password qt my office. But dont want to open/show my ID / mac address or any Detail to administrator.
Q1. Is there any APP which can keep me & my device detail invisible while i am surfing / downloading any file via browser or torrent?
Q2. Gmail etc sites are blocked in WiFi , is there any app which can browse to these URL's.
My laptop has 3 security levels for when using WiFi. For a home WiFi the least secure and a public WiFi the most secure. I'm using a public WiFi now and have searched my tablet settings for those sort of options, but can't find anything.
View 15 Replies View RelatedAfter I ran the curl to install the latest version of repo, when I attempt to run a repo init I get this error
Code:
dan@dan-laptop:~/aokp_jb$ repo init -u https://github.com/AOKP/platform_manifest.git -b jb-mr2 -g all,kernel,device,vendor
gpg: keyring `/home/dan/.repoconfig/gnupg/secring.gpg' created
gpg: keyring `/home/dan/.repoconfig/gnupg/pubring.gpg' created
gpg: /home/dan/.repoconfig/gnupg/trustdb.gpg: trustdb created
gpg: key 920F5C65: public key "Repo Maintainer <repo@android.kernel.org>" imported
gpg: key 338871A4: public key "Conley Owens <cco3@android.com>" imported
gpg: Total number processed: 2
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repo 1.12.4
gpg: Signature made Tue 01 Oct 2013 12:44:27 PM EDT using RSA key ID 692B382C
gpg: Can't check signature: public key not found
error: could not verify the tag 'v1.12.4'
how can i get map or circuit board diagram of Pierre Cardin tablets?
View 1 Replies View Relatedi don't know if this is possible, but lot of people have problems with touch screen on our chinese Tablets Bmorn V99 with ICS with original firmware.
Screen problem is gone when Bmorn is flashed with Eken ICS firmware, but there are other things that doesn't work with Eken.
Is there any way to get two IMG files (from Bmorn and Eken), and somehow get only display drivers from Eken and repack it to Bmorn?
How do i send videos to my friends phone without making them public???
View 1 Replies View RelatedI've tried lot of methods until I heard of this not-known-for-many app which finally unlocked my chinese tablet.
If you cant find a root method specialized for your device its a must to try this out before asking:
Unlockroot Pro 3.36
I had trouble with the free version but I "bought" *cough* the pro version(3.3.6) and it rooted my device on less than 2 minutes.
I'm looking for a method or an application for android tablet, which allows me to quickly reset the device deleting any data (from the Internet cache, and the cache to the photos of the various programs such as facebook, twitter etc ...) and that does not allow any modification of the operating system. I need this solution because I have a restaurant and I want to put a tablet on each table for guests to make him see the menu (full of photos and videos), surf the internet and play with the kids.
is there an app that allows this? or is there a quick way to do this, such as a multiaccount management ? I remember, for example, that for windows there are applications that completely erase any unauthorized modification, files and cache, at the time you restart the operating system.
I'm the PC admin for a Public Library in Florida. I keep the labs running. I have NO experience with Android. We never have enough PC's for the public at peak times. Putting in more PC's is expensive, or even impossible in some buildings. I'm always looking for ways to serve more patrons cheaply. Portable PC's are an idea for getting around this, but have problems. Notably, some are going to get stolen. All of them will get used heavily and often by people without the necessary skills to keep their data private. Sometimes they get used by our young hacking community for naughty things. I saw the Cherrypal PC and got interested. These things are ultra-cheap. That's enticing.
So here's my big question: How do I lock down an Android public PC? Specifically I need the machine to boot or log to a state that's exactly what I want EVERY time a new user comes on. There can be no remaining information about the old user (credit cards, passwords, chat history, etc.) that the next user can steal. Can I lock down the PC's? Is it easy and fast to restore to a base state that has the homepage and appearance that I want for the library, while keeping away changes I don't want? Is there anything that would keep Android from being a good addition to public PC's in the library?