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Verizon, AT&T Putting Foot Down on Illegal Tethering
Verizon and AT&T have had enough of your illegal tethering and they’re not going to sit back any longer. The two carriers have recently started taking preventative measures to ensure you ultimately pay for those tiered/usage-based data plans and the accompanying tethering options. Starting this …
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Tether for Android Now Available – We Celebrate with a Contest!
Popular BlackBerry application Tether has finally come to Android and we couldn’t be more excited. Why? Well, for starters, it doesn’t require Froyo on your handset.
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T-Mobile Makes New Tethering Plans Available
With the announcement of their new budget-friendly handsets like the Comet, T-Mobile officially rolled out their new new tethering plans. How does it work? It’s actually quite simple. The 200MB plan runs $10 per month with a two-year service agreement for a limited time …
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Beta Test This! Tether
Tether announced earlier today that they have a beta version of their Android app ready for public consumption. Unlike the previous time, this release is open to the public. According to the developers, they have been seeing speeds roughly 40% faster than their competition. Now …
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Share With the Class! Free Apps Worth Paying For
Welcome back to AndroidGuys’ new series, Share With the Class! To kick things off, we asked you what your favorite productivity apps were. Some of you mentioned titles like Gmote, SwiFTP Server, Astrid, and ListBuddy. It was interesting to hear how people use many different …
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Beta Test This! Tether for Android
Tether, the company who originally produced a Blackberry app allowing users to tether their smart phone data to their computer is now officially in beta! Tether has sent out emails to those previously signed up for their beta this evening. My own notification arrived just …
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Wanna Tether Your Nexus One?
So you got your Nexus One this week and now you want to tether that new T-Mobile 3G speed. Is it possible? Of course it is. But not without rooting your handset. The guys over at (where else?) XDA forums have released an “add-ons pack” …
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