Mobile network sharing

Learn to set your device as a wireless modem or wireless access point for PCs or other devices, and share your device’s mobile network connection.

››Share your device’s mobile network via WLAN

In Idle mode, open the application list and select Settings

→Wireless and networks → Tethering and portable hotspot.

Select Portable Wi-Fi hotspot to activate the Wi-Fi tethering feature.

Select Portable Wi-Fi hotspot settings → Configure portable Wi-Fi hotspot to configure network settings to use your device as an access point.

	Option	Function
	Network SSID	View and edit the device name that
	Network SSID	will be shown to external devices.
		will be shown to external devices.

	Security	Select the security type.

When you are finished, select Save.

From another device, locate your device’s name in the available connection list and connect to the network.

Your device shares the mobile network connection on another device.

››Share your device’s mobile network via USB

Using a USB cable, connect the multifunction jack on your device to a PC.

In Idle mode, open the application list and select Settings

→Wireless and networks → Tethering and portable hotspot.

Connectivity

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The Samsung GT-S5570 series, which includes models such as GT-S5570AAIAFR, GT-S5570AAITHR, GT-S5570EGISKZ, GT-S5570CWIAFR, and GT-S5570MOIXSG, represents an era of accessible smartphones equipped with ample features, ideal for casual users and those new to the smartphone world. Launched in 2011, these variants were part of Samsung's Galaxy Mini lineup and aimed to deliver a compact yet efficient mobile experience.

One of the standout features of the GT-S5570 series is its compact design. With a screen size of 3.14 inches and a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels, the display offers a decent viewing experience for tasks like browsing and social media. The small form factor makes it particularly user-friendly and portable, fitting comfortably in the hand and pocket.

Performance-wise, the GT-S5570 is powered by a 600 MHz processor, which while modest by today’s standards, was sufficient for running basic applications and the Android operating system. These smartphones originally shipped with Android 2.2 Froyo, which can be upgraded to Gingerbread. This capability allowed users to enjoy a variety of applications available on the Google Play Store, enhancing the functionality beyond mere calling and texting.

In terms of storage, the GT-S5570 series comes with 160 MB of internal storage. However, this can be expanded via a microSD card slot, accommodating cards up to 32 GB. Such an option allows users to store a variety of media files, applications, and documents without the concern of running out of space.

The cameras in the GT-S5570 series, while not groundbreaking, provide adequate quality for casual photography. The rear camera, equipped with a 3.15 MP sensor, allows users to capture images and videos, although it lacks a front camera which limits video calling capabilities.

Connectivity options are another important aspect of the GT-S5570 series. They feature 2G and 3G network capabilities, allowing users to access the internet on the go. Additionally, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi support foster easy sharing of files and connectivity to various networks.

The battery life of these smartphones is reasonably impressive for their time, with a capacity of 1200 mAh, ensuring that users could rely on their devices throughout the day without frequent recharging.

In summary, the Samsung GT-S5570 series exemplifies a well-rounded entry-level smartphone option, providing essential features, decent performance, and satisfactory connectivity for a wide audience. While they may not compete with modern smartphones, they laid the groundwork for many users to adopt mobile technology.