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How to tether your Android phone with PdaNet
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Monday February 15, 2010
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Monday February 15, 2010
There are several ways to
tether your Android phone
and use it as the Internet connection for your desktop or laptop. Using PdaNet is the easiest, safest, and cheapest and here's how.Download this episode now
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- PdaNet Web Site
- Here, you can download a version for the Android phone.
- There are also versions for BlackBerry, iPhone and others.
- You can download a version that supports both Windows and Mac.
- Go into the Android Market and download PdaNet - it's Free.
- Run PdaNet on your PC or Mac. The icon will reside in the tray on the PC and on the menu bar on the Mac.
- Now, run it on your Android phone.
- A dialog will come up and you can pick from UBS tether or Bluetooth DUN. Make your choice.
- Now, click on the icon on your PC or Mac and tell it to connect.
- You'll be connected to the Internet until you turn off PdaNet.
- The version for your phone is free and the version for your desktop is $29.95 — a real bargain, in our opinion.
- Here, you can download a version for the Android phone.
- There are also versions for BlackBerry, iPhone and others.
- You can download a version that supports both Windows and Mac.
- Go into the Android Market and download PdaNet - it's Free.
- Run PdaNet on your PC or Mac. The icon will reside in the tray on the PC and on the menu bar on the Mac.
- Now, run it on your Android phone.
- A dialog will come up and you can pick from UBS tether or Bluetooth DUN. Make your choice.
- Now, click on the icon on your PC or Mac and tell it to connect.
- You'll be connected to the Internet until you turn off PdaNet.
- The version for your phone is free and the version for your desktop is $29.95 — a real bargain, in our opinion.
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