OS: Windows 7 SP1 x64
Phone: Galaxy Ace 3 - android 4.2 (rooted)
I'm aware of normal tethering scenarios in which the user can share the Mobile Data connection with other phones/pcs via wifi-hotspot, bluetooth tethering or USB tethering and my phone is capable of all of them.
Let's assume my laptop is connected to the internet via lan and I want to share the internet with my phone via bluetooth(not wifi or usb). I think it's called reverse tethering.
Is there any way to accomplish this? (It seems Mac is capable of doing that: How to share your internet connection over Bluetooth)
by the way:
->this method is not working(using ICS): How to Share the Internet With Bluetooth
->BlueDUN app is for sharing mobile data/wifi connectivity of the phone with another phone/pc
->Toshiba Bluetooth Stack is not working
Update: On the Linux front there's an application called 'blueman' that does this