MacBook Air can't connect to IPhone 5?

Am I missing something or can the MacBook Air really not connect over bluetooth to the IPhone 5? I have paired the devices, but right when I do and then try to connect them, The connection fails on my phone because "'My MacBook Air' is not supported -->forget this device" and it fils on my computer because the "Network is unuavabiale". Please Help!!

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I did everything the article suggests. And for my macbook pro it works perfectly. But all the other devices (iphone 5, 4, Macbook Air) can't connect to the network. Anybody any idea's?

Try resetting your modem. Power it down. Wait a moment, then power it up again. While it resets, do not change what is connected to it.
In another, though unrelated article, Apple recommends the following:
If you have configured your Wi-Fi base stations in the past, it may be helpful to do a factory default reset of each Wi-Fi base station that will be part of the wireless extended network before you begin.
This step really ought not be considered optional for the configuration you propose. If the problem persists after resetting your modem, reset everything else too.

After upgrade to yosemite my macbook air doesn't connect to iPhone 4s(version8.1).

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Hi netaanya,
Welcome to the Apple Support Communities!
Your iPhone 4s does work with Continuity, but only phone calls. Please refer to the attached article for more information.
Connect your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and Mac using Continuity - Apple Support
Handoff is supported by the following iOS devices and requires iOS 8. Instant Hotspot requires one of these iPhone or iPad devices with cellular connectivity and iOS 8.1. Instant Hotspot also requires Personal Hotspot service through your carrier.
Phone 5 or later
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iPad mini, iPad mini with Retina display, iPad mini 3
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I'm a pretty experienced Mac and WiFi user, but this one has me stumped.
I was recently waiting for my car to be serviced and tried to connect to the dealer's free WiFi network (Sonic via ATT broadband). My iPhone 4s and my iPad3 had no problem signing-in to Sonic (OK'ing the terms) and accessing the internet, but I could not connect using my MacBook Air (model 4.2). I tried a number of things (e.g., refreshing the DHCP address, turning wifi off/on, etc.) - none worked.
The person at the dealership said, "Macs seem to have a probelm connecting."
FWIW, I have no problem connecting to my home, my work, and other WiFi networks on any of these devices.
Any ideas about why my iPhone and iPad can connect to the Sonic WiFi and my MacBook Air can't?

Hi Anh Tu BUI,
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities. This article has information on troubleshooting Wi-Fi issues for your MacBook Air:
Wi-Fi: How to troubleshoot Wi-Fi connectivity
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4628
Cheers,
- Ari

Macbook Air can't connect the AP in Mac OS 10.6

Hi.
I opened my new macbook air yesterday, and I tried to connect my private WiFi AP.
The other devices, such as two iPads, iphone 4, ipod touch 3G, and PCs, can connect to the AP, but the new one couldn't connect.
The error message was "The password is not valid."
However, the key was correct.
I reseted my AP in several times and changed the security method (WPA and WPA2).
But these methods didn't solve the problem.
I tried to connect in the Win 7 using Bootcamp,and I can access the internet with the same AP. There is no malfunction in the WiFi hardware due to the reason.
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Perhaps your network and keychain have gotten out of sync?
I suggest that you delete the network from Airport preferences. Then open "Keychain Access" and sarch for your wireless network name.
Delete the resulting "keys".
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My MacBook air is connecting to my home wifi but somehow suddenly it just can't connect to the Internet! So I'm having an exclamation mark on the wifi fan......
And my iPhone and iPod are connecting to the Internet perfectly well using the same wifi...

It worked perfectly well for the past 3 months... :((((
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Hello, gushingstream.
Thank you for visiting Apple Support Communities.
Here is an article I would recommend going through when experiencing issues connecting to Wi-Fi. I would also make sure all firmware updates have been processed on the router.
Wi-Fi: How to troubleshoot Wi-Fi connectivity
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Hey there fellow mac users, I got myself a tiny problem around here.
My mid 2013 mba is connecting to my wifi at home, but when it's done connecting (and shows it's connected at the network panel) it doesn't load anything from firefox, safari, steam, apps, twitter etc etc. The problem lies within my mba I think, because all our other devices, (windows laptops, android phones, windows pc's and our ipad) can connect to the wifi and actually use it.
Here's a few things I tried :
I tried turning it on and off (basic everyone does that)
resetting the router which I am connected to
creating a new wifi location
using different dhcp adresses (i set it to 8.8.8.8. to test it with google)
and as a final thing I heard one of my friends worked around with something on the hardware (a 1453 thing Idk what it does but it didn't fix it)
Is there someone with enough knowledge of internet connectivity on Macs willing to help?

It appears that you have a question about the MacBook Air.......and we handle support for the Apple AirPort Express, AirPort Extreme and Time Capsule on this forum......so you will likely get a much faster and more informed response if you ask your question about a MacBook Air in the MacBook Air support forum.
The link is just below:
MacBook Air
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This one has been driving me absolutely batty.
I have 4 computers on our network – a mini, iMac, Macbook, and Macbook Air. Screen and file sharing works great except everywhere except between the iMac and Air, which can't do anything with each other. They show up in each other's "Devices" list in the Finder, but trying to connect over any port, pinging, etc. doesn't work.
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That's been one of the more difficult parts – no connections work over any protocols/ports that I've tried, whether via browsing or Connect to Server..., though something is working (UDP?) to allow both computers to see each other in the devices list in the Finder.
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3/2/11 9:59 PM kernel AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: already in unmount /Volumes/jed
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2 months ago I bought a Thunderbolt to VGA adapter and its working normally, then after 2 weeks its stopped working. I plugged the adapter in and the VGA cable then the built-in display fades to black (nothing is happening on my external display at all) and it fades back to normal, so it knows that I'm connecting something. I've tried this with all my TVs in the house, no luck. And the screen always does that when I'm trying to connect it and disconnect it.
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It fades to black when I connect the HDMI cable, then it fades back to normal! even when I disconnect the cable
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Running on OSX Yesomite 10.10.2
MacBook Air (13-inch, Early 2014 , 1440 x 900)
1.4 GHz Intel Core i5
4 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
Intel HD Graphics 5000 1536 MB

Hello lolthisnameisnttaken,
Based on your post it seems you're having an issue with an external display. The following article may help you find a solution:
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Thank you for contributing to Apple Support Communities.
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Hello lolthisnameisnttaken,
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