On your Galaxy S3, go to home Settings > More settings > Tethering and portable hotspot.Now, that you have paired your Galaxy S3 with a Nexus 7, the Internet sharing (Tethering) feature can be enabled by following the steps below. How to Enable Your Galaxy S3 to Share Internet Connection via Bluetooth ? For example, if you want to send a photo across, open the photo on the Gallery, and then select the option for sending data via the Bluetooth. Once your Galaxy S3 has successful paired with a device, you can start sharing file. A successfully paired device will appear in Paired devices section on your Galaxy S3. Now, tap OK on both devices to establish the pairing.Make sure both numbers appear to be the same. Now, tap the Nexus 7 icon to get a prompt with a 6-digit passkey on your phone and the tablet. If the Nexus 7 is closed by (within 10m), your Galaxy S3 should be able to detect and list it in the Available devices.(If not, you can initiate the scanning by tapping Scan at the bottom of the screen) Slide the Bluetooth switch to the right, and it will start scanning for nearby Bluetooth device. On your Galaxy S3, go to home Settings, and select Bluetooth to see the Bluetooth screen.Slide the Bluetooth switch to the right, and then tap the Nexus 7 icon to make it visible to other Bluetooth devices. On your Nexus 7, go to Settings, and select Bluetooth to see the Bluetooth screen.If you’re using a different type of device, you must adjust some of the steps accordingly. Note: In this tutorial, a Nexus 7 is used as the pairing device for illustration purpose.

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With Bluetooth, your Galaxy S3 can pair with other devices for file sharing or work as the “gateway” to the Internet.

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