Sprint recently officially released BlackBerry OS 7.1, which includes the much awaited Mobile HotSpot. The new feature lets you add up to 5 devices on your HotSpot at any time. If you’re new to the feature, check out the video below to see how to set it up. httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSahIAQMhHk On a BlackBerry? Click here for mobile YouTube video »
Just the other day we saw some new screenshots appear, showcasing the Mobile HotSpot feature found in OS 7.1. The feature has gotten a mild makeover since we first saw it. Nonetheless, check out the video and let us know if you’re anticipating this feature…whenever it does release. [easyembed field="hotspot"] via bjxiaoc »
Back in March of this year, we gave you an exclusive look at the Mobile HotSpot feature that was to be bundled in OS 6.1. As previously mentioned, you will be able to connect up to 5 devices at one time. You can have it auto-shutdown after 10min of user inactivity (to save battery) or set the time yourself. You will have limited Bluetooth functionality and you won’t be able to connect to WiFi duri... »
A few months back we broke details of the Mobile HotSpot that would be present in OS 6.1. A few OS numbers later and a couple device launches and the Mobile HotSpot feature is still lacking. However, it seems this feature will soon become available for the BlackBerry Torch 9850 from Sprint in the 4th Quarter. It is likely the Mobile HotSpot feature will be rolled out on a per carrier basis. It isn... »
Remember awhile back the Storm 9570 was rumored to get a Mobile HotSpot feature? Wanted to see how that upcoming Mobile HotSpot would function in BlackBerry OS 6.1? You can see what the UI will look like from the slide above. You will be able to connect up to 5 devices and manage the HotSpot functionality right from the connections screen. A quicklook for something that pops out at you in the slid... »
