Tethering with The DX?

[larz]

Will I be able to Tether using my New Droid X tomorrow when I pick it up? I'm a BB Storm 2 Owner (soon to be previous owner) and I currently use Tetherberry and they are only in beta testing for Android devices. so I was wondering if anyone knows of other ways I can accomplish this?

BTW, Hello everyone! Newbie here! after several years with various BB devices, I'mmaking the move to the Droid X!

 

[swazedahustla]

Will I be able to Tether using my New Droid X tomorrow when I pick it up? I'm a BB Storm 2 Owner (soon to be previous owner) and I currently use Tetherberry and they are only in beta testing for Android devices. so I was wondering if anyone knows of other ways I can accomplish this?

BTW, Hello everyone! Newbie here! after several years with various BB devices, I'mmaking the move to the Droid X!

Yep, with the $20, or $30 add on to your verizon plan depending on how much data you plan on using.

 

[Cory Streater]

Welcome!

You can also purchase PDANet, from June Fabrics, for a one-time fee of 18.95 (on sale).

 

[Kyle Gibb]

I wrote a guide on tethering... its linked in my sig.

Short version: yes, PDAnet and several other solutions are available.

 

[larz]

Thanks guys! PDANet it is! and its alot cheaper than the $49 I paid for Tetherberry for my Blackberry. Everything is going to just work now and be fine!

 

[x.v_]

PDAnet and EasyTether are the common ones I hear of. You could see whichever one works better for you.

Tethering is much smoother on my old WM phone, I can use it as a USB modem, no software on my computer required. This requires 'rooting' to do on Android.

 

[wildman]

PDAnet and EasyTether are the common ones I hear of. You could see whichever one works better for you.

Tethering is much smoother on my old WM phone, I can use it as a USB modem, no software on my computer required. This requires 'rooting' to do on Android.

That actually is the issue right now, No Root at this time...

 

[jdbower]

One might draw the conclusion that increased "free" tethering rates and increased difficulty in rooting is related... Still beats the next step - tiered data plans...