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newtoiphonesdk

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Jul 30, 2010
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I am getting a new Apple TV. I want to use the remote app on my iPhone to control it. We don't have internet, just a wireless netgear router. I know that I can't rent or stream anything from the internet, but I do want to stream stuff from my computer to the Apple TV and use the remote app. My problem is that since we have no internet, when my phone is connected to the wifi network, it will not allow me to surf the web. Is there any way to bypass this so that I can be connected to the local wifi network, but still use the 3G data?
 
I am getting a new Apple TV. I want to use the remote app on my iPhone to control it. We don't have internet, just a wireless netgear router. I know that I can't rent or stream anything from the internet, but I do want to stream stuff from my computer to the Apple TV and use the remote app. My problem is that since we have no internet, when my phone is connected to the wifi network, it will not allow me to surf the web. Is there any way to bypass this so that I can be connected to the local wifi network, but still use the 3G data?

took me a while to figure out what you are trying to do and the answer is no

wifi supercedes the 3G signal
 
I believe there are jailbroken apps that allow you to quickly switch Wifi on and off without having to go into the Settings menu. Something like that is probably your best bet.

That's pretty much all I know about that, though. You'll have to search to find it.
 
I believe there are jailbroken apps that allow you to quickly switch Wifi on and off without having to go into the Settings menu. Something like that is probably your best bet.

That's pretty much all I know about that, though. You'll have to search to find it.

yeah sbsettings allows you to pull up quick settings at anytime


still the answer is NO to the original question


sounds like the OP is just being cheap though, sounds like paying for Internet would solve this problem he's having

( why does he have a wifi router if he doesn't have an internet connection? )
 
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