[Wolves] Ubuntu-Iphone...

Peter Evans zen8486 at zen.co.uk
Mon Jul 13 08:25:15 UTC 2009


Yes I'm top posting, I blame my iPhone. According to the iPhone user  
guide tethering is possible with a 3G model and later.

Sorry if I have my names mixed up, but are you in the UK? I seem to  
remember you're from Mexico and coming here to study soon? (I'm not at  
my main email to check my facts on this)

If you're not in the UK then whether you can actually tether will  
depend if it's a service offered by your local carrier.
-- 
Pete Evans

On 13 Jul 2009, at 08:11, Kris Douglas <krisdouglas at gmail.com> wrote:

> 2009/7/13  <fish at politicalpenguin.org.uk>:
>> The simple answer is, if you're trying to 'tether' (which I think  
>> is the technical phrase you're after rather than sync) your  
>> computer to the Iphone 3G so as to use it to access the internet is  
>> that you can't.
>>
>> However, if he's bought the Iphone 3GS then you can, assuming he's  
>> paying O2 to hideously rip-off extra £15 a month to allow tethering.
>>
>> Or unless it's jailbroken. However how are you trying to connect?  
>> Iphone doesn't have data transfer via bluetooth nor do I think you  
>> can reverse the wifi to turn them into hotspots like you can with  
>> Nokia's so are you just using a usb wired connection?
>>
>> Gareth
>>
>> -original message-
>> Subject: [Wolves] Ubuntu-Iphone...
>> From: Octavio Augusto Sánchez Velázquez <netzsooc at gmail.com>
>> Date: 13/07/2009 01:57
>>
>> Hello, my father has just bought an Iphone 3g, and I want to sync his
>> phone with my ubuntu so I can be on Internet with his phone, but I  
>> have
>> googled and found nothing at this use (some things about Amarok and
>> iTunes, but not about using internet) then, I tried with my phone  
>> (sony
>> ericsson Z710i) and I can't sync it either, any Ideas on how to do  
>> this?
>>
>>
>
> If the iPhone were jailbroken, you can use it as a wifi hotspot, and
> tether to ubuntu over USB, if you google around about jailbreaking the
> iphone it will bring some useful articles up.
> -- 
> Kris Douglas
>
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