My n800 arrived a few days ago and I’m so impressed with it. I had a nightmare trying to tether it to my mobile phone. You see, I flashed my phone to mobile 6 and now realise that M$ has removed Bluetooth DUN and replaced it with Bluetooth PAN. The n800 does not support PAN so I had to find another way.

After hours of scouring the internet for a solution I came across a right gem.

It’s basically a simple script that changes a line in the registry of the mobile phone (pocket pc). So instead of using bluetooth for it's ICS it now uses much faster WIFI.

Now I can connect to my mobile phone over WIFI using ad-hoc and it’s very fast as I am with T-mobile and they support HSDPA.

Also my mobile can now be used as a gateway with anything that has WIFI.

Surfing speed is the same as when I am on my home wifi network, pages just take seconds to render.

Can’t wait for OS2008

Rob

Since your can be a useful information for other people, can you provide some references, links or "how to"?

Thank you!

More information can be found here:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=332360

Rob

I also own a WM6 phone, so links and more info would be great

I'm still stuck with GPRS so even if the connection to my phone is 54Mb the connection to the Internet will be at whatever random speeds I get.

Anyone try this with a ppc 6700 and aku 3.5? I would like to but i don't want to flash my rom if it doesn't work. As it does not support DUN.

Just in case any one is looking for info about ppc6700 and sharing inter net over wifi on sprints network. i can confirm it works with the n800. It is soooooooo much faster than bluetooth. And wm6 is available on this phone finally!!!!

i used a cooked rom i built with the kitchen
http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=11074

but if you want you can use the pre-built rom from here
http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=7671

or a clean version from here(no extra software)
http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=9841

then use this program to set up the connection.
it also works as a router with nat!!!!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=341398

set up the n800 in ad-hoc. I could not get dhcp to work right on the n800 for some reason. You might need to set a static ip with the dns and the gateway as the ip address of the phone.
sprints dns might be better, you can find it here
http://www.sprint.net/index.php?module=faq/dns

[QUOTE=Robchoc;100020]My n800 arrived a few days ago and I’m so impressed with it. I had a nightmare trying to tether it to my mobile phone. You see, I flashed my phone to mobile 6 and now realise that M$ has removed Bluetooth DUN and replaced it with Bluetooth PAN. The n800 does not support PAN so I had to find another way.

After hours of scouring the internet for a solution I came across a right gem.

It’s basically a simple script that changes a line in the registry of the mobile phone (pocket pc). So instead of using bluetooth for it's ICS it now uses much faster WIFI.

Now I can connect to my mobile phone over WIFI using ad-hoc and it’s very fast as I am with T-mobile and they support HSDPA.

Also my mobile can now be used as a gateway with anything that has WIFI.

Surfing speed is the same as when I am on my home wifi network, pages just take seconds to render.

Can’t wait for OS2008

Rob[/QUOTE/]

Very cool but You have one problem..... No Power saving mode while in ad-hoc battery will drain in under an hour and a half!

My mobile will not even last that long.

That's why I also carry a Powermonkey with me.

Ya my 6700 lasts about 15 min with the cell radio and the wi-fi going at the same time. Even with the blue tooth dun it only lasted about 30min. If i'm some where theres no external power ill suffer the speed decrease. But usually i have some sort of outlet. I don't mind plugging it up. The n800 should last a while since its only using wi-fi and it lasts some time while browsing at home on my network.