Motorola Q
Final Answer?
Does the Q support mini SD wifi cards internet access? I only want to hear from someone who has the Q and has the card and tried it. no more "i heard this and that" anyone out there actually try it?
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From the Motorola site.
Question:
Is WIFI supported on the Q via Mini SDIO?
Answer:
At this time the Moto Q does not support this feature.
Question:
Is WIFI supported on the Q via Mini SDIO?
Answer:
At this time the Moto Q does not support this feature.
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I've seen incorrect information on both Motorola and VZW's websites in the past because of legal reasons.
Ex.: e815 does not support dun over bluetooth, and the limits on the size of memory cards their phones will accept.
That's why I would like to hear from someone that actually tried it.
So once again, has anyone tried to use the minisd wi-fi card on the Motorola Q yet?
Ex.: e815 does not support dun over bluetooth, and the limits on the size of memory cards their phones will accept.
That's why I would like to hear from someone that actually tried it.
So once again, has anyone tried to use the minisd wi-fi card on the Motorola Q yet?
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your answer is over on the http://www.qusers.com/forum/ forum. lots of good stuff there.
The card does not yet work, but there is hope.
see the forum for details
The card does not yet work, but there is hope.
see the forum for details
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Thanks.
So it seems like the problem revolves around the manufacturer's drivers for the wi-fi card. Maybe a driver will come out for it in the future that will support the Q, or maybe another manufacturer will make one for the Q.
We'll see.
I guess the only choice for the time being is a data package from VZW.
So it seems like the problem revolves around the manufacturer's drivers for the wi-fi card. Maybe a driver will come out for it in the future that will support the Q, or maybe another manufacturer will make one for the Q.
We'll see.
I guess the only choice for the time being is a data package from VZW.
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I have successfully connected to the Internet through the USB cable and active sync, and I have successfully connected to activesync with blutooth, but didn't seem to actually sync anything. So, wireless bluetooth Internet access seems quite possible.
If I can get it to work then it's not WiFi, but better than nothing.
If I can get it to work then it's not WiFi, but better than nothing.
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