There are three ways to tether your Android handset and get sweet internet love even where there's no Wi-Fi in sight: the risky-but-free rooting method, the still-geeky-but-not-as-bad free route ...

Beginning with Android 2.2, the Android operating system includes a tethering option, so that you do not need a special app to tether your device to a computer.

How to Tether an Android to a Mac. The Droid X2 phone can create a wireless hotspot for your Mac laptop. You have the option to monitor any devices connected to your Internet connection, or to ...

How to use Android's Instant Tethering feature You can forget using sketchy Wi-Fi networks with your Chromebook thanks to this handy Android feature.

Starting Your Connection Take a deep breath–you’re almost done. Plug your Android phone into an open USB port on your PC. Run the PdaNet app on your phone and select the Enable USB Tether option.

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Android 2.2 to integrate USB tethering, mobile hot spots With less than a week to go before Android 2.2 is unveiled, the list of new features continues to grow.

Once connected, navigate to the Hotspot & Tethering menu in the Android System popup. Toggle the USB Tethering option to On. Now, your computer should acknowledge the new connection source.