PdaNet for hack-free Android tethering

[PDXMatt]

Right. I just don't want people to think that they can have a field day and go all torrent crazy and not understand what happened to their connection.

Thanks for explaining that better.

[thundermax]

..it would suck to always carrying around a usb...

G1 users carry a USB to frequently charge it anyway.

..good for dumb people that can't root their phone though

well, this dummy is happy with pda net, thanks! it took less than a minute to get online. rooting takes several hours.

[PDXMatt]

I think it would be best to ignore the "dumb" comment from now on.

Just search for other post by tomdroid.

You'll see why it is best to just let it go.

[thundermax]

ha, i clicked the link and the first thing to catch my eye was "tomdroid has not made any friends yet"

[VValdo]

For those who have rooted their phone, this is probably the 2nd best app next to connectbot:

http://code.google.com/p/android-wifi-tether/

(also available on the market)

W

[brie987]

I find this very useful and thank you. I do carry a netbook and although it has wifi I cannot get a signal in outdoor places so this helps with the 3g connection. I do not have my G1 broken so I am stupid but not stupid enough to NOT appreciate people ingenuity and generosity. (this being a free app) Thanks to all involved.

[fellonblackdays]

I don't see "PDA net" in the market - anyone mind helping me find out where it is?

[thundermax]

I don't see "PDA net" in the market - anyone mind helping me find out where it is?

it installs from your PC: http://junefabrics.com/android/index.php

[Rusty]

I think it would be best to ignore the "dumb" comment from now on.

Just search for other post by tomdroid.

You'll see why it is best to just let it go.

I actually just did this. I have lost intelligence...

[fellonblackdays]

This app is awesome for those of us that don't want to hack our phones.

When tethering using WIFI does the 5GB limit apply?