It is a truth universally acknowledged that someone with a smartphone will want internet access which is as reliable as possible, and Google just pushed out an update through Google Play Services which should help.
First spotted by Android Police, the feature is called Instant Tethering, and it simplifies the process of using your Android phone or tablet as a Wi-Fi hotspot for your other devices: the setup is almost automatic and you’ll be prompted to reconnect if you lose signal.
What the feature does is keep track of all your registered Google devices, and if the hotspot on one device should go down, you’ll automatically be asked if you want to connect via a different device. The bottom line is you should be able to stay online with less hassle… if you have the data plan to cope.
