It's possible to enable Personal Hotspot on an iDevice free of charge using this brand new method, which doesn't require a jailbreak.

Are you using the personal hotspot feature in iOS? Then you better read this report.

This cute little painting app has a very special hidden feature.

Two hidden tethering apps have surfaced. Get them while you can!

Verizon customers will soon be able to use jailbreak tethering applications without having to pay extra fees.

Back in November, an application called "iTether" (which allowed users to share their iPhone's cellular data connection with a computer) was allowed into the App Store by mistake, and became available to purchase for $14.99. Apple removed the application almost straight away - the company offers its own official tethering software via Personal Hotspot, though this feature comes with an additional charge.

The popular jailbreak application "MyWi" has recently received an update, which adds iOS 5 support and performance improvements. The app, which allowed users to tether via their iPhone long before iOS 4.3 did, is currently available to purchase in the Cydia Store for $19.99.

AirLocation works with Personal Hotspot to give your iPad GPS data. Is it a worthwhile investment?

Jailbreakers looking to save money through unauthorized tethering may soon get a nasty text message from AT&T, along with a heftier monthly bill. The U.S. carrier is cracking down on unauthorized tethering, especially for those users with a grandfathered unlimited data plan.

The free jailbreak tethering app - PdaNet - has recently been updated. Now, users of the app who are tethering without the required data plan have the option of hiding their usage of the app from carriers, which is definitely a handy feature.

AT&T has started sending SMS messages and e-mails to users running MyWi on their iPhone, informing them that a subscription plan is required for tethering. MyWi allows users to tether without having to take out an additional plan, and is currently available to download via the Cydia Store.

We were all thrilled when AT&T announced that they will allow iPhone 4 users to take advantage of the upcoming iOS 4.3 Wi-Fi tethering feature (for $20/month). Of course, they had to offer this after Verizon got the feature. Yet, it wouldn't be AT&T if they didn't mess around with it, even just a bit.

AT&T continues to offer new or improved features to keep its customers. Just one week after the debut of the Verizon iPhone, the second largest U.S. mobile carrier is increasing the data allowance for those using tethering.

Along the Verizon iPhone, Apple is introducing with iOS 4.3 a new WiFi tethering mode known as personal hotspot. Quite simply, it will allow you to share your iPhone's data connection over WiFi with up to five devices as long as your carrier agrees to it. While we don't know yet whether AT&T will allow it, Verizon went forward last night and finally announced its pricing for the feature.

A pretty clever developer tried to sneak tethering into a $.99 flashlight app.

Many customers have been frustrated by some aspect of the exclusivity agreement between AT&T and Apple. Now, it appears that the two companies are not that happy with each other either.

With iOS 4 out and adding features such as multi-tasking and backgrounds, does jailbreaking still serve a purpose? Read on to learn three reasons why we think jailbreaking is still userful.

U.S. iPhone users have been long-promised tethering, which is about to be released as part of the OS 4.0 update. However, for those users that were hoping to tether from iPhone to iPad, the wait may be long.

It's been nearly a year since tethering was announced for the iPhone. Where do we stand with AT&T's promise to deliver on their network?

Want to turn your wifi only iPad into a 3G model for Free? Well if you have a jailbroken iPhone it is actully easier than you may think. Thanks to MyWi, a jailbreak only app you can do just that.