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    Configuring iPad to ad-hoc mode

    Hi,

    I will like to configure two iPad to ad-hoc mode such that the two iPad can communicate with each other without any other devices acting as a router.

    It is possible?

    Thanks in advance.

    Rgds,
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    Quote Originally Posted by rc_loh View Post
    Hi,

    I will like to configure two iPad to ad-hoc mode such that the two iPad can communicate with each other without any other devices acting as a router.

    It is possible?

    Thanks in advance.

    Rgds,
    Paul
    While it's certainly possible to configure an iPad to operate in ad-hoc mode I'm wondering exactly what you mean when you say 'two iPads can communicate with each other'. What app would you use to do this? Are you talking audio, video or text communication?

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    It could be used to play wifi games together on the move.

    There is only one way I know of and that involves jail breaking the device and then using MyWi to create an ad-hoc network. But there might be an easier way to create a network.
    Last edited by DontUnderstandMyIpad; 04-19-2011 at 04:59 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DontUnderstandMyIpad View Post
    It could be used to play wifi games together on the move.

    There is only one way I know of and that involves jail breaking the device and then use MyWi to create an ad-hoc network. But there might be an easier way to create a network.
    Ah - yes - as someone who has never played a computer game in their life I forget this application....

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    One iPad jailbroken and MyWi installed will allow a hotspot to be created and another iPad to connect. Normally this is to share the JB iPads 3G connection.
    I have absolutely no idea if a wifi enabled game would be able to use this connection to play the other person.
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    Hi all,

    Thank you very much for all your replies.

    I do not want to create a WiFi hotspot, I want to create a group of iPads communicating to each other (that is, Mobile Ad Hoc Networks, MANET) such that the iPads can text, share photos, play some word games, etc. with each other.

    Does running "MyWiFi" application on all the iPads will create an ad-hoc network for all the iPads?

    Thanks in advance.

    Rdgs,
    Paul

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    MyWi has a free 3-day trial - go download it from Cydia and see if it does what you want... Be warned however, it's $20 if you want to buy it (per device).

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    A lot of apps support Bluetooth connections.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rc_loh
    Hi,

    I will like to configure two iPad to ad-hoc mode such that the two iPad can communicate with each other without any other devices acting as a router.

    It is possible?

    Thanks in advance.

    Rgds,
    Paul
    Like grayshark said....isn't this what Bluetooth is for?


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