1. jh07's Avatar
    Probably you're connected via DLNA. Your Z10 acting as a media server and your TV accessing its contents.
    Can you explain what exactly is the wifi direct you guys are talking about.

    Posted via CB10
    09-19-13 09:00 PM
  2. FrankIAm's Avatar
    I'm pretty sure Wifi direct is supported. Main purpose is for transferring files after an NFC connection is established like s-beam on Samsung phones.
    Mike said no.
    And currently, our devices set up a BT connection instead of using direct.

    C0001BBF0 - BlackBerry 10 help channel.
    09-19-13 09:02 PM
  3. PC_v1's Avatar
    Z10 will not get Wi-Fi Direct with OS 10.2.

    https://twitter.com/MichaelClewley/s...46562411106304
    What should I believe? Michael Clewley or the bottom of the Display Settings page on my Z10 (10.2.0.1725)?:

    WiFi Direct for Z10?-p8li8j6.jpg

    ... I'm going to say Michael Clewley...
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    09-19-13 10:02 PM
  4. KermEd's Avatar
    Can you explain what exactly is the wifi direct you guys are talking about.

    Posted via CB10
    Near as I can guess.

    It's a PnP UDP protocol to let your phone share it's display with smart tvs, dvd players and display boxes.

    I.e. U can magically share your display on your TV to show your wife a funny cartoon you found on your phone.

    Posted via CB from my LE
    09-20-13 11:42 AM
  5. FrankIAm's Avatar
    And noticeably bigger transfer speeds between two devices.

    C0001BBF0 - BlackBerry 10 help channel.
    09-20-13 11:43 AM
  6. turbodmac's Avatar
    One of the dangers of following the rumors is the disappointment when features you hope will come - don't...
    Hopefully my Z doesn't end up in the PlayBook pile. First Miracast, then Wifi direct then usb. I know nothing official until it's, well, official but c'mon, I think BlackBerry owners could use a bit of a boost.

    Posted via CB10
    09-20-13 01:32 PM
  7. jh07's Avatar
    Near as I can guess.

    It's a PnP UDP protocol to let your phone share it's display with smart tvs, dvd players and display boxes.

    I.e. U can magically share your display on your TV to show your wife a funny cartoon you found on your phone.

    Posted via CB from my LE
    That's where I'm confused, how is that different then sharing with your TV via DLNA?

    Posted via CB10
    09-20-13 03:46 PM
  8. KermEd's Avatar
    That's where I'm confused, how is that different then sharing with your TV via DLNA?

    Posted via CB10
    I think it's like screen sharing. So you can share everything you do from games to movies to browsing?

    But I do love DLNA.

    Posted via CB from my LE
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    09-20-13 09:01 PM
  9. jh07's Avatar
    I think it's like screen sharing. So you can share everything you do from games to movies to browsing?

    But I do love DLNA.

    Posted via CB from my LE
    Ok, played around a little with it. Just my music, pictures and videos I took goes on TV wireless. I tried amazon instant video, no option to play on another device. Now I see the difference, so wifi direct performs like if I had a cable connected to my phone, but of course without the wire.

    Posted via CB10
    09-20-13 09:46 PM
  10. KermEd's Avatar
    Ok, played around a little with it. Just my music, pictures and videos I took goes on TV wireless. I tried amazon instant video, no option to play on another device. Now I see the difference, so wifi direct performs like if I had a cable connected to my phone, but of course without the wire.

    Posted via CB10
    It sounds neat. It makes me wish my TV was newer. Oooooh I wonder if my significant other would notice a new tv..

    Posted via CB from my LE
    09-21-13 10:38 PM
  11. toobs623's Avatar
    Ok, played around a little with it. Just my music, pictures and videos I took goes on TV wireless. I tried amazon instant video, no option to play on another device. Now I see the difference, so wifi direct performs like if I had a cable connected to my phone, but of course without the wire.

    Posted via CB10
    Miracast is the function that works like wireless hdmi. Wifi direct is mostly used as a transfer protocol.
    09-21-13 10:42 PM
  12. Stephen Cooper's Avatar
    What should I believe? Michael Clewley or the bottom of the Display Settings page on my Z10 (10.2.0.1725)?:

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    ... I'm going to say Michael Clewley...
    How did you put the red arrow on the screenshot?

    Posted via the Super BlackBerry Z10
    09-28-13 12:43 PM
  13. joeldf's Avatar
    How did you put the red arrow on the screenshot?

    Posted via the Super BlackBerry Z10
    My guess... imaged edited before posting. not hard really.

    Posted via CB10
    09-28-13 02:08 PM
  14. jochenw's Avatar
    Hi,

    I can not find the Wifi direct settings under my Z10 Wifi setting. On a Z30 these setting are under the Wifi menu. I Install 10.2.0.424 which is official release by BlackBerry. I have a Z10 STL 100-2.
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    10-25-13 05:32 AM
  15. kets4ever's Avatar
    Same question.. I installed 10.2.0.424 in my z10 after officially launched.. where is wi fi direct??
    10-28-13 01:22 AM
  16. Carterbits's Avatar
    Same question.. I installed 10.2.0.424 in my z10 after officially launched.. where is wi fi direct??
    Wi-Fi Direct will not be coming to the Z10.

    Download Noted, a 5-star rated, native BB10 memo pad app.
    10-28-13 04:58 AM
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