As before, a built-in stylus can be used to manipulate the lower, touch-enabled screen. When you open the DSi’s clamshell, you’re greeted by twin 3.25-inch screens (up from 3-inchers on the Lite) flanked by a D-pad and button controls. Available in either black or blue, the DSi has a matte finish rather than the glossy one of the Lite, and one that is more prone to showing scuff marks or picking up detritus during handling. 7 inches (W x D x H), the former is a tick longer, but also slightly thinner when closed. The 7.5 ounce DSi has the same basic footprint as the DS Lite - at 5.4 x 3 x.

While the third and latest iteration of the DS, the $169.99 DSi, doesn’t stray too far from the original concept, it packs in a lot more capability than its predecessor, the compact DS Lite. I'd try the mobile Hotspot again (again, NO password and don't select 'only allow certain devices.' leave it completely open and set your DS on top of your phone ) my cell provider is T-mobile and I have no issues with it.When Nintendo first debuted its DS handheld game console back in 2004, its dual screens - one of them touch-enabled - were arguably a revolutionary feature. if you remove that, there's no gate to unlock, so to speak. the reason the DS never wants to connect to password protected connections is because of the encryption.

My home wifi actually doesn't even support WEP encryption anymore (xfinity) but open networks should work with no issues. I know you mentioned that your phone Hotspot didn't work, but have you tried the secondary DNS? where you input secondary and change the primary instead of leaving it blank? I'm assuming you're following a guide but if you need links I can grab them. I recently did the exact exploits you're talking about, so I'll try to help. So this can be a huge pain, as even back in the day when all this stuff was still properly active I remeber it never working right.

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