When trying to pair my iphone 4 to my macbook pro a code is generated by the Mac and sent to the iphone. Verifying that the code displayed on the iphone is the same as the one shown on the Mac should now initiate an authorised pairing to take place. At this point the Mac disconnects announcing that it doesn't recognise the iphone, which is a bit rich given that both devices are Apple products. There are many references to this problem on the Net with answers ranging from " use the supplied USB interface cable" to "it just doesn't work". Ahem, not very helpful. Does anyone have either a fix to make it work
Are you running Mavericks on MBP and IOS 7.1 on Iphone 4?
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As Verb75 says - you just need the right cable.
SOURCE: pairing my samsung saga to my macbook pro for use
bluetooth is not a good way to access internet (too slow) try airport or ethernet
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replace new battery on your mouse and check connection response.
SOURCE: I'm trying to connect my phone to my macbook pro
Hi no you do not need dirvers the phone is leeting you because they dont have IPCC TEATHER so they dont allow you ive tried it with mine
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Thanks....Nick
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By "USB wireless internet" I assume you are referring to a communication card from a cellular telephone carrier.
I also assume that despite the fact that you have singled out Safari, in reality you will find cannot access the internet at all through this device, e.g., sending and receiving mail through Apple Mail, using iChat, using Software Update, etc. I say this because when Safari refuses to access the internet through a particular device, it's very rare that the problem turns out to be peculiar only to Safari. (To answer your original question, no, no special settings are needed.)
Many of these cellular internet cards come with "install me first" software for the Mac that is written badly and doesn't work on the most current versions of the Mac OS. Your first step (assuming you have another working route to the internet) is to visit your provider's website and download the current version of his Mac connection software (which will almost always NOT be the version you got in your product box). Install and run it exactly according to the instructions (they are often so fragile that any variation at all will break them), and then try again.
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