Tether is an application that allows your PC to take advantage of your iPhone’s data plan, allowing you to access the Internet on your laptop anywhere there is cellular coverage from your iPhone.
Tether is an application that allows your PC to take advantage of your iPhone’s data plan, allowing you to access the Internet on your laptop anywhere there is cellular coverage from your iPhone.
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New day, new tweak in Cydia: Tetherize. This tweak allows you to customize the annoying, blue, glossy, double tether statusbar.
New day, new tweak in Cydia: Tetherize. This tweak allows you to customize the annoying, blue, glossy, double tether statusbar. You will get four styles to choose from for now, with loads of new styles coming up.
NOTE: No new icons will be added to your homescreen. You can configure options from Settings.app
NOTE: Require devices with native tethering capability.
Tetherize is available for free in Cydia via BigBoss repo…
So you got that new shiny iPhone 4, and you got rid of your old device that was so easy to jailbreak and add tethering to? No MyWi? Don’t want to pay the extra “convenience” fee and lose your unlimited data package? We have an answer.
NOTE: this is really not a piece of cake if you have never played with xCode or your network settings before.
NOTE: you need to have a paid developer account or access to a developer who will register your device’s UDID in order to do this. Get creative, and get one. Either from eBay, forums or just get 4 friends and buy a dev account directly from Apple. ( 4 friends + you = 5 people – you do the math. The dev account costs $100 )
So you got that new shiny iPhone 4, and you got rid of your old device that was so easy to jailbreak and add tethering to? No MyWi? Don’t want to pay the extra “convenience” fee and lose your unlimited data package? We have an answer. Now its not a one click gets it done. But it will get it done. You’ll need a couple of things, but not really hard to find things. You either need to have or have access to a paid Developer account so that you can sign a built app and install it on a device. If you’re a developer, you already have xCode, and you know how to deploy an app onto a device. And the actual tethering part we will be showing you on a Mac, but I’m sure its not much different on a PC, we just don’t have one to do it on.
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Basically with this hack you will install a carrier update or profile and you will be able to enjoy tethering. In your face Apple / AT&T (not my case, but i know most of you will say that ) .
New day , new app in Cydia: Internet Tethering. And oh what an app. Actually it is not an app, but a HACK. A hack that will enable internet tethering just like Apple said at WWDC 09.
Basically with this hack you will install a carrier update or profile and you will be able to enjoy tethering. In your face Apple / AT&T (not my case, but i know most of you will say that ) .
Continue reading “HowTo: Enable Internet Tethering on iPhone OS 3.x ( any carrier, AT&T included )”
A short and sweet tutorial on how to enable internet Tethering on iPhone FW 3.0 beta
1. Navigate to ~/Library/iTunes/iPhone Carrier Support. Notice the spaces in that last folder name! If you’re at the command line, use backslashes to escape the spaces, i.e. cd ~/Library/iTunes/iPhone\ Carrier\ Support. You will find a file with an ipcc extension.Copy that file: e.g. cp foo.ipcc foo.ipcc.original. This creates a backup if you mess up.
2. Rename the ipcc extension to zip. For me that was ATT_US.ipcc renamed to ATT_US.zip. Unzip it. This creates a new folder called Payload.
3. Navigate into Payload and then into the folder under that. Mine was called ATT_US.bundle. Yours will differ. Inside that folder you will find three files that you will edit: Info.plist, version.plist, and carrier.plist. Open all three.
4. In Info.plist, change the CFBundleVersion to 5.0. Save.
5. In the version.plist, change the CFBundleVersion to 5.0. Save.
6. In carrier.plist do the following and then save:
apn = internet
password = password
username = iphone
7. Zip up the Payload folder in which you just made your edits. Rename it to the same name as the original ipcc file. (For me that was ATT_US.ipcc).
8. Connect your iPhone to iTunes.
9. In the Summary tab, option-click “Check for Update”. Navigate to your ipcc file, select it. It takes no more than a second or two to update.
10. Reboot your iPhone.
11. In prefs (on the phone) navigate to Settings > General > Network.
12. Turn on tethering!
props to wgm214
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