I'm curious how fast it drains the ipads battery. Based on what I see on the iPhone i would guess 45 minutes.
I think the general consensus was that it drains about 10% on the iPhone every 30 minutes with regular, but not intense usage.
You mean the iPad's battery or is that still unknown? I'd think the iPad battery would hold up better than an iPhone battery.
Whorehay said:I think the general consensus was that it drains about 10% on the iPhone every 30 minutes with regular, but not intense usage.
I've heard that it was closer to 2-3 hours of battery life using MyWi on an iPhone 3GS. TUAW said that MyWi drains battery even when their iPhone was charging, so it supposedly drains your iPhone by a pretty big amount. Five hours sounds great, especially with a battery pack. You really wouldn't need a 3G iPad 😉.
I just installed MyWi on my 3G iPad and was able to then connect my laptop to to the iPad and use it's 3G service to access the internet. Worked great.
This means that you should be able to connect anything, like a Blackberry or desktop/laptop.
Not to be a dick but, thats what MyWy does. It makes itself into a wifi hotspot (ie accessible from anything that can connect to wifi). Glad that you got it to work, but I don't think anyone was wondering if you could do this.
Not to be a dick but, thats what MyWy does. It makes itself into a wifi hotspot (ie accessible from anything that can connect to wifi). Glad that you got it to work, but I don't think anyone was wondering if you could do this.
I just installed MyWi on my 3G iPad and was able to then connect my laptop to to the iPad and use it's 3G service to access the internet. Worked great.
This means that you should be able to connect anything, like a Blackberry or desktop/laptop.
You can charge an iPhone while using mywi. My car charger and wall charger will charge my iPhone regardless of how intensively I'm using mywi.
Are you using the no rock version? Are you able to successfully disable the mywi after enabling it? Mine works fine while enabled, but it won't disable and I am forced to do reboot my iPad to get the blue status bar to disappear...
My route to mywi started with the Rock version, which registered the iPad, but it wouldn't work. I uninstalled it and got the no Rock version from Cydia. Since I'd already bought it, it downloaded fine. It runs and gives me a wifi net for my iTouch and Macbook. Yay!