Q. Is it possible to use android phone as wireless connection to connect an wifi hotspot internet to a desktop? if so how? some of them said tether but i don't understand the steps.
My Android Phone's OS is 4.0.4
My Android Phone's OS is 4.0.4
A. Follow this: Settings > Wireless and Networks > Tethering and portable hotspot
Then tick "Portable Wi-fi hotspot" then use "Portable Wi-fi hotspot settings" to configure the password. Your phone will now share its internet connection. You can now connect any Wi-fi compatible device to your phone's wifi.
Then tick "Portable Wi-fi hotspot" then use "Portable Wi-fi hotspot settings" to configure the password. Your phone will now share its internet connection. You can now connect any Wi-fi compatible device to your phone's wifi.
Why does my new Android phone keep saying I have apps open when I'd never opened them?
Q. Alright, I just got my new One X Android phone yesterday. When I go to my 'running apps' page or task manager, it says I have apps open that I've never even touched before.
Does anyone know why it's doing this? Is it a malfunction or is it supposed to do that?
Thanks!
Does anyone know why it's doing this? Is it a malfunction or is it supposed to do that?
Thanks!
A. The running apps list is more of a service list, like hitting control-shift-esc in Windows. The phone (dialer) itself is considered an app. The market (Play Store) checks for updates in the background, so it's running behind the scenes. Wifi, Bluetooth, GPS, etc., all have apps running in the background. Gmail could be syncing your email account, checking for new emails, etc. If you have a desktop widget, that app is running in the background to get the information for the widget.
These are all supposed to be happening. Many apps are set to start automatically when the phone starts, and/or run again once closed for these reasons.
Most phones have "junk" apps that the cell carrier installs that will do the same thing- for example, NFL Mobile for Verizon. You can remove these apps by clicking on them in the installed app list and clicking Uninstall in the upper right. If you have a newer phone with ICS (go to Settings > About Phone and see if the OS version is 4.0.something or higher), you can also click on other apps and choose to uninstall updates and then disable the apps; this will prevent them from running.
These are all supposed to be happening. Many apps are set to start automatically when the phone starts, and/or run again once closed for these reasons.
Most phones have "junk" apps that the cell carrier installs that will do the same thing- for example, NFL Mobile for Verizon. You can remove these apps by clicking on them in the installed app list and clicking Uninstall in the upper right. If you have a newer phone with ICS (go to Settings > About Phone and see if the OS version is 4.0.something or higher), you can also click on other apps and choose to uninstall updates and then disable the apps; this will prevent them from running.
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