If you are having android device than you can easily share your mobile internet with computer and smart phones. And for that you don’t even need to download any app, it is built in feature given by android operating system. You can easily share your 3g, 2g and wifi internet from your android to other device. There are total three mediums available for sharing your internet.

Share Via

Wifi: You can share your internet connection over wifi wireless technology. With this you don’t need any kind of wire; you can share your phone’s internet to any wifi enable device. With wifi technology you can share even high speed internet without any wire. The plus point is that you can share you internet connection with multiple device at the same time.

Bluetooth: It is another wireless technology just like wifi. You can share your phone’s internet using Bluetooth too with any Bluetooth enabled device. The difference between sharing internet via Bluetooth and wifi is with Bluetooth you will get less range of network in compare of wifi and another thing is that you can’t share high speed internet over Bluetooth, which means you will get lesser speed even on high speed interent. You can’t share your internet with multiple devices together, only one paired device can use that internet.

USB Wire: Another way of sharing internet is with your USB cable. With this surely you will get fastest internet speed, means you can even share high speed internet. But only drawback is you will get wired network using this. Plus you need windows vista or higher version of windows for sharing internet of your phone with usb cable. I guess it is not working with Windows XP, for that you need to do something extra work. In USB tethering also you can share internet to only one device.

How to Share?

Sharing option is quite easy. First of all make sure that your internet is on in your mobile device. If it is on that means you are ready to go. Now here I am explaining the method of sharing internet via android phone for Ice Cream Sandwich version of android phone. But steps should be similar for other version too. First go to the settings and find the option of Wireless and Networks.  In that section you will found Tethering & Portable internet option, click on it. If not found click More in the same section and you will found it. Now you will get another menu. Read below for further description of three different kind of sharing.

Wifi: For wifi sharing, click on Portable WLAN hotspot option from that menu and make sure that wifi of your mobile device is on. By pressing that option your mobile hotspot is on and now you can see your phone’s connection over wifi in other wifi enable devices. Now you can surf over wifi in other devices using your mobile internet sharing option.

To customize this thing, you will see Configure WLAN hotspot option in the same menu. Well this is for customizing your wifi sharing option. You can put your own network name using it and you can also make password protection network by adding password in it.

Bluetooth: For sharing internet over Bluetooth, first make sure that you have paired your device with the other device on which you want to share internet. If it is computer, make sure that all your Bluetooth drivers are installed. Now from the menu from your android device click on Bluetooth Tethering option. This will on the internet sharing option for paired device with your phone.

USB: Now in the menu which we have opened earlier, you will found USB tethering as first option. But that option will be like disabled, so that means you have to connect your phone in debugging mode with computer. When you will do that, immediately that option will be available and by clicking on it immediately you will found that you computer internet has been on.

So that’s it. Here I guess I have covered all information using which you can easily tethered/share your internet connection with other devices for free. No need of any kind of application just turn it on and have fun.


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