How to tether your HTC EVO 4G -- for free. Tethering's the talk of the town in the smartphone world these days, and Android is no exception. With the introduction of Sprint's mobile hotspot option for its HTC EVO 4G -- not to mention the newly unveiled $20-a-month tethering plan for that other smartphone platform -- there's a lot of confusion over what you can and can't do when it comes to Android and tethering. Tethering, in case you aren't familiar with the term, is using your Android phone to provide Internet connectivity for your computer. You connect the computer to the phone, then harness its 3G or 4G connection to surf the Web from the PC. That brings us to this week's Android Power reader question, which comes from tether-longing Android fan David W. David writes: I've seen you say that you can tether for free on Android. David's question is one I've been hearing a lot lately.
[Related: When's your phone getting the Android 2.2 upgrade?] Here's a five-minute guide to tethering with your HTC EVO. Tethering: Preparing Your EVO. App review: SPB Shell 3D for Android. As we all know, the beauty of Android stems from the fact that you get a wide variety of choices when it comes to devices and interface, though the latter can sometimes be a double-edged sword. Luckily, users who are fed up with their bloated Android UI but don't want to (or can't) mess around with ROMs now have another easy solution.
Joining the handful of Android launchers is SPB's Shell 3D app, which installs as a replacement (but removable) home screen that comes with some nifty widgets (radio switches, backlight dimmer, weather forecast with a 3D chart, clock with over 60 skins, world time with a 3D globe, etc.) and resizeable folders. As you can see above, the highlight of the show here is a cool-looking 3D carousel for switching between up to 16 panels, and you can trigger it by either tapping or horizontally dragging the bottom-center button. Whilst in carousel mode, you can also rearrange the panels, change their colors, or flick away excess panels. See all photos 17 Photos Pros. Hotmail exchange and Evo 4g. I was finally able to set this up on my EVO, but two major problems exist, and I'm unable to fix either. Unlike the stock Email app settings, I cannot change this in the exchange settings. 1.
I'm unable to view HTML Emails. They all come in as plain text, and the setting that allows one to toggle between plain text and HTML is grayed out and unable to be changed from its default setting of plain text. 2. Whenever I delete an Email, it's also deleted from the server, so when I am on my PC later, the deleted Emails are gone from my in-box. Considering I average a couple hundred Emails per day, this is annoying, because it forces me to go into my deleted box and search for a specific Email, which isn't easy. As it stands right now, this exchange version of Hotmail is worse than my original stock Email where I added my Hotmail account. Community: Exchange ActiveSync error: "Failed to... I spent the last month fooling around with my server (WINSRV2K3+EXCHANGE2K3) because i just couldn't get my htc evo to work with activesync. you do not have to disable the ssl ecryption. i don't really think that any administrator at an office would do that just for you to sync your phone also this is not a problem that has to do with the phone or the os programming. anyway the first thing you have to do is make sure that everything on your server is working properly, configure owa and make sure that it works using ssl.
SSL Ceritificate info OWA info OMA info example, you should be able to install the certificate and then it would ask you for credentials, if you are able to log in and check your outlook account now on your server follow this steps from microsoft. Free Mobile Security for Smartphones - Lookout.