streaming movies from android to ipad over bluetooth?

[jjtalbert]

I'm finally giving in and getting a smart phone. I got an iPad 2 (wifi only w/16gigs memory) for Fathers Day a couple of years ago (so obviously I use it the least in the family) and my wife has an iPhone 4. I'm trying to decide between getting an iPhone for myself, or a Samsung Galaxy SIII. The one big advantage of the Galaxy is that it can take a microSD card. I'm thinking that on car trips, if I have a Galaxy loaded with tons of movies (thanks to a 64gig SD card) for my boys to watch (they're to young to read in the car yet) I MIGHT be able to stream from the Galaxy to the iPad so I don't have to play the "what movies will the 2 y.o. want to watch this trip" game. I could have them all on my phone and just keep trying till I find what he wants to watch this time.
So my question is this: Is it possible, with the right combination of apps, to use an Android phone as a DLNA server and an iPad as a DLNA client, and connect via bluetooth? So far, everything I've seen that might come close to doing this (OnkyoRemote or media:connect are two that seem likely)requires that the two devices be on the same wifi network, but I haven't seen anything yet that would work when there is no wifi present.
Is what I'm asking allowed, or are there other ways of having a library of movies available to the iPad that exceeds the iPad's memory?
Thanks
Jesse

 

[inkoma]

I understand exactly what you want since I was trying to do this forever. So you can do it like me. Jailbroken Ipad with xbmc on it and your android phone with ES explorer. Start hotspot from android and remote connection ffrom ES and on the xbmc get the fpt and port link and voila mkvs streaming with full quality

 

[jjtalbert]

Thanks for the suggestion, what I ended up doing was getting an iPhone and buying my Mom's iPad1 (64mb) that she wasn't using anymore. The iPad1 has plenty of room to store everything my boys might want for a long car trip. (plus I get to use "my" iPad a bit more now).