I tried with the free version and it didn’t work. I wasn’t ready for a $30 purchase of the pro version. Besides, I am not sure it would it either. Since my failed attempt, I did pick up the pro version of EasyTether. It was $10 and so far I haven’t gotten it to work. I will keep at it because this type of connection interests me.
I recently saw this clever thread in the droid forums. I didn’t think to use my phone that way. I have Comcast as my main internet provider, but now I have a trusty backup in Verizon through PdaNet. The amount of creativity by some truly amaze me. I will try to verify this when I get some free time.
Original thread on Droid Forums
I recently picked up a MacBook Pro. The problem was that EasyTether doesn’t run on OS X. Dilemma dilemma… so I had to do some homework. After a bit of searching I found Pdanet. There was a versions for Blackberries and iPhones in addition to Android. My installation took longer than five minutes. That is only because I installed the iPhone version. Yes, an epic fail on my part. Pdanet, another success program that allows Android tethering.
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