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I have a Nexus 7 tablet recently. I play with him. It is incredibly small tablet. I wanted to stream videos, music, photos Nexus 7 for portable speakers connected. laptop is connected to the TV.

You can connect Nexus 7 on TV via Apple TV (Air Play), Xbox 360, PS3 easily.

You can also play videos of the Nexus 7 TV through Internet-connected TVs, Blu Ray players, WD TV Live, etc.

The above methods work for any android tablet like the Samsung Galaxy Tab or android phones like Galaxy S2, S3, HTC One X, Droid Razr, etc. But what if you do not have one of these devices such as Apple TV or game consoles and Internet Connected TV. You still have a choice. You probably have a computer or laptop that you can use to stream from Nexus 7 to your HD TV or media. Windows Media Player is a streaming DLNA compatible.

How to stream media from Nexus 7 Android Computer / TV
Nexus 7 does not have HDMI output. So you can not directly connect Nexus 7 on TV via HDMI cable. But I’ll show you how your songs / videos easily convey to your computer

Step 1.
You need the remote control for Windows Media Player on your computer. These instructions apply to a Windows 7 computer with Windows Media Player 12. But other versions of Windows Media Player has similar options.

Open Windows Media Player> Click Menu Power> Select “Allow remote control of my Player”

If you have a check mark next to it, as shown below, is already enabled in Windows Media Player.

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Download and install iMediaShare Lite android app on your Nexus 7 or Galaxy Tab tablet. This is a free app. It also works on Android phones, including Galaxy S2, S3, etc.

You can transfer photos, music, videos Nexus 7 computer / TV streaming. Touch My photos> Select an image you want to display on the computer> Select the Computer Name to transmit the picture.>

Also, you can stream audio and video to your computer. That’s it. The video can be slow to pass, if necessary buffering. Bit But it should work fine for audio and photos via wifi

If you connect your computer to your TV. (Ex: via HDMI cable etc.) and duplicate the computer screen to the TV, you can take pictures and videos on your TV. I keep one of my old laptops for free TV forever. This is useful if you have spare laptop or computer.

What are your thoughts? How to Play Air is not available natively on Nexus 7 or Android phones, this method should begin.

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I was looking for a way to unlimited international calling to landlines and mobile to a fixed amount per month via Wi-Fi to do. I do not use my mobile minutes.

There are many Wi-Fi calling android applications like Skype, Viber, etc. kakao that allow you to make free calls. The only thing is the caller and receiver must be registered with the application, or on your phone or computer.

If you’re looking for international calls through Wi-Fi on your smartphone without using cellular minutes, it seems that there are not many options.

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Introduction
I spent a few days in the UK recently and I needed access to the internet. On previous trips I'd used a USB dongle that connected my notebook PC to the mobile network on a pay-as-you-go tarif. That USB dongle was dead and I needed something new. Of course I could use my mobile phone and create a WiFi hot-spot to connect my notebook PC to the internet - but this would cost too much using the roaming data tarrif (I live in Switzerland using Swisscom for my mobile phone). Therefore I needed a solution and I didn't have much time to get it. I walked into a '3' shop and bought something that looked like it would do the job:


The Huawei E5331
Huawei E5331 Value MiFi
GBP 50 including 30 days, 1GB data download [04/01/2013]
http://www.three.co.uk/Discover/Devices/Huawei/E5331_Value_MiFi/ [04/01/2013]

This little device fits in the palm of your hand. It has a battery and charges via a USB cable that connects either to your computer or to the mains. I found it gave me about three hours of use from a single charge. There's just one button, to switch it on/off. There are some icons on the front that light up to tell you some basic information, whether you are connected to the mobile network, if WiFi is on, etc.

Here are the full specs on Huawei's website:
http://www.huaweidevice.com/worldwide/productFeatures.do?pinfoId=3272&directoryId=5009&treeId=3619&tab=0


What is Mobile WiFi or MiFi?

A MiFi (My WiFi) or mobile WiFi device such as the E5331 has a SIM card inside it (like a mobile phone) and connects to a mobile data network to reach the internet. The MiFi (the E5331 in my case) creates a wireless hotspot, it's a mobile WiFi router/access point. As long as you can get a mobile signal you can use this anywhere. As it's a WiFi hotspot you can connect your mobile or a tablet as well as your PC. It makes life easy because you don't have to install it onto a computer as you do with a USB mobile dongle. The one I used before was a real pain as the driver software sometimes crashed my PC (blue screen of death). With a mobile WiFi device you just switch it on and you have a local WiFi network!


Setup
The set up was straightforward and no trouble apart from getting the back off the E5331. It's one of those that you have a small gap to put your nail or a small coin under and pull it off. Of course you feel you might break it but don't worry, a bit of elbow grease and it'll pop off. Add the battery and the SIM card, away you go. The name of the WiFi (SSID) network and WiFi password are written on a label inside the cover, there's also a small label that you could stick somewhere to remind you. The default IP address is the usual, enter http://192.168.1.1 into your browser to get to the router admin software. A small paper instruction booklet is included, you'll be hooked up to the internet in no time. The simplicity was great!


Conclusion
I found it easy to set up, simple to use, reasonably priced and the internet speed was sufficient for casual use including Skype. It's much better than a USB mobile dongle. There's no installation issues and you can use the mobile WiFi to hook up all your devices to the internet. I didn't have to use my mobile roaming from my phone. I just walked into a shop in the high street and bought this, you don't need to give your credit card to use it, it's excellent. The next time I'm in the UK I can top up by spending GBP 10 (1GB over 30 days). I think this is a flexible and simple solution. Of course I didn't do any research before purchasing this particular model from '3', maybe there's something better out there? In any case I can say this is a nice solution.

Recommended: 9/10


References
Full review of the Huawei E5331:
http://www.trustedreviews.com/three-value-mifi-huawei-e5331_Peripheral_review [04/01/2013]

'3' Value:
http://www.three.co.uk/Discover/Devices/Huawei/E5331_Value_MiFi/ [04/01/2013]

MiFi at Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MiFi [04/01/2013]

Huawei website:
http://www.huaweidevice.com/worldwide/productFeatures.do?pinfoId=3272&directoryId=5009&treeId=3619&tab=0 [04/01/2013]