Many business owners rely on mobile Internet access to stay in touch with the office or complete tasks while on the road. Entrepreneurs access the Internet using wireless network-enabled computers, tablets, and cellphones with 3G, 4G, or Wi-Fi connectivity. Smartphones can connect to the Internet in many places where computers can't, thanks to 3G and 4G network connection.
1: Open the Settings or Configuration menu for your phone by pressing the “Menu” key or tapping “Menu” on the home screen. Open the “Connections” or “Network” settings configuration menu and enable Bluetooth for the phone. Additionally, ensure that the phone's Bluetooth discovery mode is set to active.
2: Click Start, then “Devices and Printers.” In the Devices and Printers window, click the “Add a device” button. Wait minute or two for Windows to detect the Bluetooth-enable phone near the laptop or tablet. Click the name of the detected Bluetooth phone in the Detected Devices list, then click the “Next” button. Windows configures the Bluetooth connection between the phone and laptop or tablet.
3: Enter the Bluetooth pairing passcode for the phone if prompted. Enter the default code listed in the phone’s user guide. For many phones, the default paring passcode is “0000” or “1234.”
4: Click the “PAN Network Access Point” when Windows prompts you for the connection service to use. Windows connects to the phone and instructs it to enable its Internet connection via your service provider's 3G or 4G wireless network.
5: Open a Web browser on the laptop or tablet and surf the Internet as you normally would.
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