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androidcommunity.com - 3/31/2009

Android tethering apps pulled from Market

— androidcommunity.com — Google has reportedly pulled tethering apps from the Android Market. According to at least one developer, who... contributed to the WiFi Tether for Root Users app, Google are citing their distribution agreements with carriers as the prompt for ... (more) Android tethering apps pulled from Market

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androidcommunity.com - 4/2/2009

Google allowing tethering apps for non-T-Mobile users

— androidcommunity.com — After performing a mass sweep of tethering applications from the Android Market earlier this week, Google have... backtracked. Rather than a total ban, their suggestion is to leave tethering software available to “users outside the T-Mobile US ... (more) Google allowing tethering apps for non-T-Mobile users

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code.google.com - 3/31/2009

android-wifi-tether - Google Code

— code.google.com — This program enables wifi-tethering for "rooted" handsets running android (such as the Android DevPhone 1). Clients (your... laptop for example) can connect via wifi (ad-hoc mode) and get access to the internet using the 3G or 2G connection which is ... (more) android-wifi-tether - Google Code

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Gizmodo — BSQUARE just announced that it's going to port a version of Adobe Flash to Android for a "global Tier 1 carrier." This most likely means T-Mobile, if our guess is right. We've no idea from the press release whether or not Flash will be usable on the G1 that's already available, but it seems like the next phone (the G2?) should almost certainly, definitely, probably, most likely have it. Maybe. [Bsquare via Engadget] ...

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BSQUARE Porting Flash Over to Android
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