Thread: Motorolla RAZR V9 Tethering?

We should probably round up some people who are on the MotoDev team. (Technically, I'm one of them, except I haven't actually done any development work since joining.)

Java is all the rage these days, especially in mobile phones, so it's possible that a Java application can be developed to utilise the phone's Bluetooth module to connect to the car PC. It will then have to bridge the two network adapters: GPRS/3G and the Bluetooth PAN.

Admittedly, it would be a lot easier for people who have a Windows-based phone because there is an Internet sharing application built into Windows Mobile and you can set it to share through USB or Bluetooth. This is how I plan to access the internet with my car PC ... once I actually build the car PC and once I change my rate plan

I have a data plan with AT&T. I then used Motorola Phone tools to use my V3xx as a bluetooth modem. I just use the MPT to configure a connection. I then copied the shortcut created by the Moto Phone Tools to the startup menu and everytime the computer starts, it connects to the internet 3g via bluetooth.

I can't see why this would be much different with yours, but one never know.

Yeah, I did the same thing, except I don't want to connect to the internet every time I boot up.

I have tethered a v3m and a krzr in the past and it wasn't very difficult at all. Your best bet would be to check out Howard Forums.

I have a v8 similar phone different OS uses linux however the principal is the same install Motorola phone tools and setup a internet connection with it it will create a dial up connection in network connections you can then connect or disconnect as if were a standard dial up connection