Hi, I thought I would try and tether an old nokia 6300 to my iPad 2. I blue toothed them and am now able to access the Internet etc. I have a strange symbol in the top left hand corner of the iPad, two circles interlinked.
Is this costing me a fortune?
Cheers

depends on your carrier/provider and tariff

but generally, yes it is expensive, or at least it is here in the UK

Originally Posted by Kitkat

Hi, I thought I would try and tether an old nokia 6300 to my iPad 2. I blue toothed them and am now able to access the Internet etc. I have a strange symbol in the top left hand corner of the iPad, two circles interlinked.
Is this costing me a fortune?
Cheers

If you don't mind me asking: how exactly were you able to tether your nokia via bluetooth? I have an E72 and an iPad 2 which I am able to connect via JoikuSpot but would prefer to do that via bluetooth to increase the battery life...

Hello
I just went to settings, general, Bluetooth and connected the phone to the iPad and it just worked.... Didn't expect it to work but it did. Couldn't Bluetooth to my iPhone though. Don't know why Nokia worked and iPhone wouldn't - you would think that the apple products would work together. Hope thus helps

Good day.
I've been trying to tether my ipad2 wifi only to some 3g device to be online.
I've found that my ipad can be tethered via wifi with series60 nokia using joikuspot (which drains nokia battery in 2 hours) or via BLUETOOTH with series40 nokia (6500 in my case).
Bluetooth tethering looks the same as tethering with iphone (two crossed circles in top left corner).
Looks like series40 and series60 nokias have different bluetooth drivers or logic. Series40 nokia fells very comfortable with ipad, just as iphone does.
Would like to make e52 working with ipad, since battery is dying immediately using joikuspot……