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Free iPhone App Shares 3G over Wi-Fi
Wired: Gadget Lab —
... the application can run in the background (unlike official App Store applications), you can do other things with your phone while sharing the connection.
June Fabrics were actually planning to sell this through the App Store, but the furore over Netshare put the developers off. A lot has been said about Apple's restrictive policies driving programmers to Google's rival Android platform, but perhaps there is a third platform out there: The unrestricted, Jailbroken iPhone.
Product page [June Fabrics via iPhone Hacks]
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PdaNet turns iPhone 3G into a WiFi router
TechChee.com, shop online for gadget, gizmo and hot tech stuff —
... iPhone, the iPhone can then serve as a WiFi router which lets other computers and gadgets nearby to share its Internet connection via WiFi network. Having your iPhone to serve as a WiFi Internet router surely drains the battery quickly. So, it’s recommended to charge the iPhone at the same time while it’s being used as a router. I guess the iPhone will get little hot too after it’s been used continuously for a couple of hours with tons of IP packets pumping through it. Product Page : JuneFabrics via [ ...
PdaNet transforma iPhones 3G em roteadores Wi-Fi
MacMagazine —
Aqui está um bom motivo para donos de iPhones 3G fazerem jailbreak: PdaNet. Já que a Apple ainda não possibilita tethering oficialmente no aparelho, esta solução permite que você compartilhe sua conexão 3G do iPhone com alguns computadores próximos via Wi-Fi.
Desenvolvido pela June Fabrics Technology, o aplicativo já é bastante popular nas plataformas Palm OS e Windows Mobile e chega agora ao Cydia. É importante notar, porém, que a bateria do iPhone vai embora rapidinho enquanto o software está em uso. Portanto, o ...
Share your iPhone 3G data connection with a PC, Mac or Linux device over WiFi
jkOnTheRun —
... The JuneFabrics folks have a version of PdaNet for iPhone, but of course you can't get such a beast through iTunes App Store. As mentioned, you'll need a jailbroken iPhone 3G for this software. Once installed, your handset will share the HSDPA connection with your PC, Mac or Linux computer over WiFi. You'll want to watch out for your battery life since the iPhone 3G will be constantly using both the WiFi and 3G radio. Check out John Chow's video above for a quick explanation and overview of how PdaNet works. ...
Zero-Dollar Gadget Upgrades For Surviving The Next Great Depression [Geeks, Getting By]
Gizmodo —
... Quickpwn tool, but it does take a few minutes and can go wrong if instructions aren't followed closely. After jailbreak, Cydia and Installer fill the role of the gray-market app store, functioning as simple package managers that are arguably as polished as their more legitimate younger brother. PDANet and iPhoneModem take different approaches to tethering, but neither requires more networking expertise than it would take to, say, set up a router. iPhone Jailbreak PDANet iPhoneModem Turn Your Wii Into a Free Emulation ...
Zero-Cost Gadget Upgrades For the Next Great Depression [Geeks, Getting By]
Gizmodo —
... Quickpwn tool, but it does take a few minutes and can go wrong if instructions aren't followed closely. After jailbreak, Cydia and Installer fill the role of the gray-market app store, functioning as simple package managers that are arguably as polished as their more legitimate younger brother. PDANet and iPhoneModem take different approaches to tethering, but neither requires more networking expertise than it would take to, say, set up a router. iPhone Jailbreak PDANet iPhoneModem Turn Your Wii Into a Free Emulation ...
How To Sustain Your Gadget Addiction In the Next Great Depression [Geeks, Getting By]
Gizmodo —
... Quickpwn tool, but it does take a few minutes and can go wrong if instructions aren't followed closely. After jailbreak, Cydia and Installer fill the role of the gray-market app store, functioning as simple package managers that are arguably as polished as their more legitimate younger brother. PDANet and iPhoneModem take different approaches to tethering, but neither requires more networking expertise than it would take to, say, set up a router. iPhone Jailbreak PDANet iPhoneModem Turn Your Wii Into a Free Emulation ...
Three Delicious Experiences With the iPhone
Technology - Channel Feed —
... 3. a tethering device: easily the most sublime thing about my experience that I know is not quite unique to the iPhone — and yet, in Canada, there are only a few devices that work with the 3G network. Anyway, a few weeks ago, I did jailbreak my iPhone with the aim to use a service called PDA Net, which is a piece of software available for the Treo as well, although for the iPhone its free. I got it working with minimum fuss, ...
AT&T-Approved iPhone-to-Laptop Tethering Coming Soon [IPhone]
Lifehacker —
... loading comment page new user? | help? Login [image] Lifehacker next iPhone , in brief , cellphones , laptops AT iPhone-to-Laptop Tethering Coming Soon [image] TechCrunch reports that AT 3G tethering is on the way for iPhones "soon." It's good news for iPhone owners, but if soon isn't early enough, you can try solutions like previously mentioned iPhone Modem or my personal favorite, PdaNet . Read More: AT Buys Up 3,000 More Wi-Fi Hotspots , Remember The Milk for ...
The Best Way to Tether Your iPhone to Your Laptop (for Free) [IPhone]
Lifehacker —
... in the past, but the app we're going to use today called PdaNet stands head-and-shoulders above the competition both in ease-of-use and functionality. NOTE: As soon as AT begins to sell the wireless tethering service, they may or may not start cracking down on unofficial tethering. For my part, I have tethered a few times (just to test, I promise!) and have never seen an extra charge on my bill. On the other hand, I doubt my meager usage attracted much attention. Either way, proceed at your own risk. What You'll Need To get started, you need just a few things. Most ...
The Definitive Guide to Finding Free Wi-Fi [Free Wi-Fi]
Lifehacker —
... , and iPhone though you'll need to jailbreak your iPhone to get it working. [image] Finally, from the "don't be a jerk" files, if you absolutely have to, you can force your way onto a WEP-secured wireless network. Here's ...
