Alain Hufkens {Rich Interactive Applications Developer}

28Jun/090

Enable iPhone 3.0 Internet Tethering

Internet TetheringAfter the upgrading to iPhone OS 3.0 I haven't been able to try out the new Internet Tethering feature of the iPhone. This can be very useful when you don't have a Wifi connection available, and still need the internet. Turns out that enabling this feature was not that easy to do.

After some searching I found a blog post on Frank.be that describes how you can enable it. He created a custom IPCC file for Proxims users that contains the settings to enable tethering. Read more about it on his site, the explanation is pretty straight forward. Just make sure you select the option (alt) button while clicking the restore button, otherwise you will restore your complete iPhone. It worked for me.

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