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I don't expect you to be able to do point to point GSM comms. That's "reasonable". Further, while it disappoints me that you can't easily do point to point wi
by rsync 13y ago
I don't expect you to be able to do point to point GSM comms. That's "reasonable".
Further, while it disappoints me that you can't easily do point to point wifi between, for instance, iDevice and winphone, I'm not really surprised.
But I do not understand the bluetooth part. Granted, I have a very, very dumb phone so I'm not doing things like this at all, but I assumed that simple file transfer via bluetooth would work just fine between, say, iDevice and Android ... it's really troubling to learn that's crippleware.
I mean, that's the whole point of bluetooth.
- tedunangst 13y agoIf one of your phones has tethering enabled, you can turn on the hotspot and have the other phone connect to it. This should work even if there's no cell phone reception. Is that easy?