Hello.
OK, so I'm applying what I know abotu a dongle and laptop setup here so I'm not 100% sure if this is completely applicable to yoru device.
There are a coupel of versions of the Asus Transformer Infinity Pad and not all of them have sim based connectivity (some are WiFi only). Which is yours?
The reason that I ask is that with the dongle/laptop setups there's a client built into the Vodafone mboile broadband software that uses information from your sim as your log in credentials for BTOpenzone access. So it may well be the case that if you haven't got a sim in your device this might explain why you can't get the myVodafoen app and I severley doubt you'll be able to authenticate against the BTOpenzone hotspot automatically. It will also probably mean that you'll have trouble connecting tot he hotspot as it won't know that you're a Vodafone customer as nothing on your device can be communicated to the hotspot to allow it to identify you as a Vodafone customer.
It's very maybe possible that you might be able to manually log in to the hotspot by manually providing the credentials that would normally be automatically passed to it by the app. I'm not sure what these details are, but I'd be giving my mobile number a try, and maybe my IMEI or IMSI (I use an HTC one X and these can be foudn under settings, about, phone identity) as these identify your device and your subscriber identity respectively.
You can usually tell which hotspots will work from their SSID. You need to be picking up a hotspot with a BTOpenzone SSID, BTFon hotspots won't work.
It might be worth trying to connect to the hotspot in question from a handset with the myVodafone app on it. If this works then you know that it can be connected to. Also the Opezone hotspot map in the myVodafone app will be a good indicator of where your nearest hotspot is.
Hope that helps.
