FoxFi doesn't function with Android 4.1, unfortunately, so it's a short-term solution - and some carriers appear to be taking steps to hide it from users on their networks - but if you're able to find and download it, it should have you covered for now.)Īndroid Wi-Fi hotspot: Some perspective and words of warning If it doesn't do the trick on your phone, a free app called FoxFi is a good alternative to try. (Note: This setup may not work on all devices. That's it! You can now activate a Wi-Fi hotspot on your phone anytime you want just tap the new widget on your home screen to toggle the function on or off.
(If you want to customize the look of the widget, you can do so by tapping the "Theme" button before selecting "Apply." If you want to put additional toggles on the widget, meanwhile, start with one of the larger Extended Controls widget options - 1x2, 1x3, or 1x4 - and set it up as you wish.) In the setup, select "Add new toggle," then select "Hotspot Wi-Fi" and tap the "Apply" button at the bottom of the screen. When you add the widget, the app will automatically prompt you to configure it.
Add an Extended Controls widget to your home screen (look for the widget called "Extended Controls (1x1)").
I like Extended Controls Wi-Fi hotspot functionality aside, it's a cool utility with lots of useful features and customization potential. Android Wi-Fi hotspot: The carrier-connected workaroundĪll right - ready? Here's all you have to do:ġ.
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