With Crickets Mobile Hotspot feature, you can use tethering. This should load the BT Wi-fi landing page automatically. In data talk, connecting devices to your smartphone to share Internet access is called tethering.

Once connected, launch an internet browser (like Internet Explorer or Google Chrome).

You'll now be connected to the BT Wi-fi hotspot. If you see one of these, click on the name and (if necessary) click 'Connect'. Just three simple steps to create Wi-Fi Hotspot Share your local area network over Wi-Fi A hotspot is a site that offers Internet access over a wireless local area network (WLAN) through the use of a router connected to a link to an Internet service provider. You should look for wireless networks with names that include 'BT Wi-fi', 'Openzone' or 'FON'.

Get specific connection instructions for your operating system > With an Apple laptop, click on the 'Airport' icon at the top of the screen and a list of available networks should drop down.

With a Windows computer, you usually do this by clicking on the 'Networks' icon in the system tray at the bottom of the screen or going to the Networks panel in the 'Control Panel'. You'll need to get it to look for available wireless networks. You should always use NMU WiFi for Internet access while on. Switch on your laptop and make sure your laptop's wireless is also switched on. IMPORTANT: Be sure to turn off the hotspot while on campus since it would interfere with NMU WiFi.

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