Simply tap on the Portable Wi-Fi Hotspot option from where you enabled it. If you want to control the number of devices that can connect to you, tap on the + icon at the top of the screen. Enter the device name and the device's MAC address. Press OK.

Summary: Go to the hotspot menu. Select Allow all devices to connect. Determine which devices are allowed to connect.

Since banana leaf meals are typically eaten without utensils, ensure your hands are clean before eating. Especially take care to do this if you are taking part in a communal meal where everyone shares food from a single leaf. Double-check your fingernails to make sure that all dirt and grime has been removed. Some restaurants will offer extra sinks just for this purpose. If no water or soap is available, wiping your hands clean with a cloth or towel is acceptable. Since your hands will undoubtedly get messy, be sure to wash them after eating as well. Remember that many societies that use banana leaves also happen to believe that the left hand is "unclean," even if you thoroughly washed it before sitting down. Respect their traditions and keep your left hand below the table. Only use your right hand to handle food and other items. This rule exists because such societies are supposed to use their left hand only for cleaning their body. So placing this hand on the table where others are eating or handling shared food with it is considered disrespectful. When sharing a communal meal, be conscious of the fact that the person next to you will be helping themselves to the same dish as you. Avoid double-dipping bread, rice, or other items in shared food. When bringing food to your mouth, be careful to only place the food inside, not your fingers. Additionally: Do not help yourself to the last serving of a communal dish. Wait until your fellow diners make it clear that they do not want it. If you use a toothpick afterward, shield your mouth with your hand to catch any bits that may escape your mouth. If smoking is permitted, wait until everyone has finished eating so you do not ruin their experience. Indicate to waitstaff that you have finished eating by folding your leaf in half. Fold it along its spine, with the spine facing away from you. Be aware that folding it the other way around (with the spine closest to you) is a special custom in some societies, reserved exclusively for funerals, in order to show sympathy toward the surviving family.

Summary: Wash your hands before and after. Use your right hand only. Respect your neighbors. Fold the leaf afterward.

Use a plastic or wooden cutting board when opening a pomegranate. Since pomegranate juice stains pretty much everything, you may want to protect your cutting board with a cloth. Additionally, it's helpful to wear rubber gloves while you're cutting a pomegranate, as your fingers might get stained.

Summary: Position your pomegranate in the middle of the cutting board.

If you don't have a tortilla warmer, wrapping your tortillas in foil and towels will keep them warm for about 15 minutes. For tortillas that weren't heated in a stack, stack them up to eight high. For stacks that aren't covered in foil, wrap each stack of tortillas in foil. Wrap each pack in a towel. Tortilla warmers are round containers with removable lids, and they keep tortillas warm longer than the foil and towel method. They are often made of plastic, ceramic, or terra cotta, and some are designed for the oven, the microwave, or both. Most tortilla warmers also double as warming containers that you can reheat tortillas in directly. To heat tortillas in the tortilla warmers, most require a damp paper towel in the bottom of the container, followed by about eight tortillas. Follow the manufacturer's instructions about heating. With a cloth tortilla warmer, place the tortillas inside the cloth shell and heat them in the microwave. The insulating and moisture wicking cloth and plastic shell then keeps the tortillas warm and softbut not soggyfor over an hour.
Summary: Wrap them in foil and a towel. Place them in a tortilla warmer. Use a cloth tortilla warmer. Finished.