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Connect an iPod Touch to the Internet from a Cell Phone or Aircard

Question: Is there a way to get a wifi signal to your itouch from either your cell phone or connect an aircard to the touch?

Question: Is there a way to get a wifi signal to your itouch from either your cell phone or connect an aircard to the touch?

Answer: I haven't found a way to do this, but a couple readers indicated that it might be possible using a Blackberry.

Anyone up for creating an itouch app for this? :-)

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Comments (9)

Anonymous · March 16, 2009
I didn't see an answer to
I didn't see an answer to this question, but I was just wondering the very same thing. If someone comes up with a way, I will be eternally grateful.
Anonymous · May 1, 2009
how can i connect my phone internet to my ipod touch
im so sick and tired of havin to search for a weak signal that runs my battery dead. With my psp i could connect my phones internet. and i know its a way to do it with the ipod touch. i just need to find someone who knows how to. I have metro pcs and the g1.
Anonymous · May 2, 2009
How did you connect your PSP
How did you connect your PSP to your cell phone's internet?
Anonymous · August 21, 2009
This would be a valuable
This would be a valuable tool. This is my first attempt at finding the answer to that very question. Z
Anonymous · September 20, 2009
wifi without a PC
Verizon does offer a great "hotspot" maker -- the MiFi 2200 which is almost as small as the iPod and acts as a wireless router for up to 5 users. Unfortunately it costs about $99 with a rebate and $60 a month for the the service. It is indeed powerful and fast, but the caveat is the 5gig limit per month on data -- so don't share with strangers who could use that up! But for my purposes this is still too much to add to all the service fees i pay for various things. I want some thing simple: a tiny little aircard which plugs into the iPod or is wireless, to use for quick, causal needs like GPS, email check etc... so far nothing found..
Anonymous · December 20, 2009
Actually their is a way to
Actually their is a way to get the internet from ur blackberry to ur ipod touch I have done this with my blaclberry storm from verizone anand my acer one with mac on it all u need is a mac an a program which u need to run on ur mac an on ur blackberry called tetherberry just google it once u hv connected the blackberry on ur mac an u have the internet up an running u need to go in to the inter net shareing and turn that on now u got to ur ipod and conect to ur network that ur computer has made and ur all set
Montana · February 3, 2010
Also with a Windows Mobile
you can get WMWiFi (or whatever it's called)
Langdon · May 12, 2010
I found one
I found a fantastic application that works to establish an internet connection via my Blackberry Bold (T-Mobile) to my ipod Touch 3rd Generation (I think 2nd generations will work too). This establishes a connection in the same way that you would from your Blackberry to your laptop via a BlueTooth connection. You will have to install Cydia and install the application called iBluever. You can read up on it here: http://ibluever.blogspot.com/ There is a demo application that you should install first to test your settings. The developer recommends that you test it first before buying the full version. The full version costs $5... well worth it to keep the development of the little app going, if you ask me.
Anonymous · May 30, 2011
But what settings and codes
But what settings and codes do you use on the ibluever app to actually make them connected ? Thanks

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