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I am trying to use Google Home Mini with iPhone 4g personal hotspot. When I am setting up Google home I get the error You are currently not on the same Wi-Fi network as your device. Please connect to the appropiate network.
Is it possible to connect Google Home with my iPhone personal hotspot?
The answer depends on yourself,
The Google home mini won't connect to the mobile hotspot as the connected device (the phone) isn't connected to the same network.
However, If you have 2 mobile phones, you can use one of them as the main network while the other is running Google Home app and connects to the speaker, then it will work.
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I'm trying to connect Dongle K5150 with Emnify SIM to raspberry Pi3 with iot core 17763 version.
I followed these steps:
USB Mobile Broadband Modem on Windows 10 IoT?
but at the end I had an error:
Connect Failure: error 0x139f.
Can someone help me?
I found the solution,
the problem was in my "profile.xml".
In detail in two nodes:
<HomeProviderName>em</HomeProviderName>
and
<AccessString>em</AccessString>
You may get error 0x139f (ERROR_INVALID_STATE) in the case when the device is roaming but the roaming policy disallows data roaming - error on a connect request sent to wwansvc. You can try to toubleshoot this issue with this article.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/iot-core/troubleshooting#issue-when-connecting-a-mbm-device-when-roaming
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my virtual machine (VMware macOS) doesn't see my iPhone when I connect my iPhone to the computer. Anyone knows how to handle this ? I want to connect just for using my iPhone as simulator.
I think that your iPhone with the lightning connector would be perceived by VMWare as a USB Device, so you could refer to their USB Device documentation. The TL;DR is essentially:
Add the physical usb port to what the vm can "see".
Choose VM > Removable Devices to connect specific USB devices to your virtual machine.
Find the menu item for the usb port the iPhone is plugged into and mouse over it to see the iPhone, then click its name.
I found some additional instructions here which may provide more useful, granular details on how to do this. Pleas note that you will have to take into account the OS of both the host and the guest when following the documentation. Additionally, you may need specific drivers to let the guest addition recognize the iOS device.
Good luck!
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Can I store a program on a USB Ethernet/WIFI adapter and auto-run the program when the usb wifi adapter is plugged in? Is it scenario where it may be possible on some but not other USB wifi adapters?
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In short, no.
However, most of the Huawei 3G/4G devices have a virtual CD-ROM drive built-in.
And yes, you can modify the firmware to run your own code (It's an ISO image).
On a regular WiFi USB adapter, best chance would be to add an USB hub chip and a Arduino Teensy to send commands, yet, would be very big to fit in the original casing.
Or, just plant some regular USB flash drive inside the USB Wifi plastic casing.
Out of curiosity, why would you want this ?
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I have developed a SAMSUNG SMART TV App in development mode. How can I install this app to client TV without using user develop?
I searched a lot in Google but I didn't get any proper solution.
My answer is just for 2012 TV (E/ES/EH) Series:
Unzip your exported application to USB Drive with folder named your apps
Example: SampleApps_1.000_Asia_20140218.zip so resulting X:\SampleApps\config.xml
Plug-on the USB Drive
Turn off the TV
Turn on the TV and go to smart hub
The USB Drive "must" plugged-on when using the Apps because the apps is not installed on TV, just read from USB
This will not work for 2013 TVs as they require a particular signature file generated from Samsung HQ itself.
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I want to access my friend's iPhone (in US) from my office (India).
I used Team Viewer to install my application on his mobile. But I also want to give him a demo.
I had sent him instructions to operate the app but some how he couldn't understand the output.
Is there a way that i can take access of his iPhone (like the emulator)? So that i can check the output for myself.
Note: It's an app using bluetooth, hence i cannot try it on the emulator. I am using Private API's to access bluetooth.
This can be done in jail-broken device. You will need to install VNC server on your iPhone and then using VNC client from desktop you can access the device screen. See this for more details.For emulator I am not sure if you can do that. Why not do remote desktop on machine running the emulator.