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android-wifi-tether - Project Hosting on Google Code

http://code.google.com/p/android-wifi-tether/

This program enables tethering (via wifi ) for "rooted" handsets running android (such as the Android DevPhone 1). Clients (your laptop for example) can connect via wifi (ad-hoc mode)and get access to the internet using the 3G, 2G mobile connection which is established by the handset. This application requires a "rooted"-device and(probably) a custom-kernel which supports netfilter (iptables)! Please see the FAQ for detailed information. Get it from here .

This is a guest post by Rob Banagale . Rob Banagale is co-founder of Neutrinos, LLC , a digital media company specializing in iPhone application design and consulting based in Boston, MA. Rob advises clients on how they can extend their marketing reach to iPhone users, including the iPhone application publishing process. He has authored a Facebook application and remains interested in the design of social media platforms. Coolwhip hair dude. One of the most important parts of a person’s Facebook presence is their profile photo.

5 Creative Ways to Hack Your Facebook Profile Photo

http://androidandme.com/2009/08/news/how-to-root-a-t-mobile-g1-and-mytouch-3g-android-phone/

Update : The install procedure for CyanogenMod has changed greatly. Please see the official CyanogenMod Wiki . I first wrote this guide several months ago and it became the most visited page on the site.

How to root a T-Mobile G1 and myTouch 3G Android phone | Android

How To Root Android in 1 Click

http://www.ryebrye.com/blog/2009/08/16/android-rooting-in-1-click-in-progress/

Android Rooting in 1-click (limited time only… until it gets pat

This page continues to be very popular among readers. The techniques described below rely upon a kernel bug that has long since been patched, but if you are able to downgrade your phone to an earlier version this process remains a very easy way to root your phone. Amazon Wireless has some great deals on newer android phones (A Samsung Vibrant for as low as $39 is a pretty good deal – that phone hauls butt) – and they are all easily rootable too (well, not quite one-click easy, but still pretty easy). Just about any of the newer phones shipping with 2.1 or 2.2 will blow the doors off of the older phones that can be downgraded to work with this one-click root bug, so I would recommend checking them out at least to see what you can get for cheap these days.