This post will teach you how to enable Bluetooth tethering and start sharing your phone’s internet connection to other compatible smartphones, tablets or computers via BT. Read on for more ...

2. Use Bluetooth tethering with mobile internet Another way to share your mobile internet connection to a PC or tablet is to use Bluetooth.

If you use a Chromebook, we recommend using Instant Tethering to link to your Android phone reliably. Connect your phone and device via Bluetooth. Open the Hotspot & tethering menu.

Use the wifi network and password displayed on your device to connect to it similarly to how you connect to your home or work’s WiFi network. Bluetooth tethering ...

Apple's recent iOS 4.3 update adds Bluetooth tethering to every iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad capable of running that version of the mobile operating system. This lets any of those devices obtain ...

This post will teach you how to set up and enable Bluetooth tethering feature on the Galaxy Tab S6. Read on for more detailed instructions. New smartphones and tablets do offer a number of ...

Without having the 4G version of the BlackBerry PlayBook at launch (and if iPad stats prove true for the PlayBook the majority will opt for WiFi-only versions anyway), most users will be looking for a ...

When you need to access the Internet away from home you could connect through your smartphone. But which tethering methods are available and which is best?

With tethering on, you can plug an iPhone into a laptop via USB or pair the phone’s tethering service with your computer over Bluetooth: USB gives you a high-speed data connection that you know ...

How to set up USB tethering on Android: Use your Android phone’s USB cable to connect it to your computer. Wait a bit for your computer to set up the connection. Open the Settings app.

We haven't tried this but someone has published a tutorial about how to enable 3G tethering in the iPhone OS 3.0.