The fastest way to connect your computer to the internet is with a USB tether. It’s also the only method that requires extra hardware — but it’s only your phone’s charging cable.

As more and more mobile devices link to the Internet, demand for the ability to connect from anywhere is skyrocketing. Here is a simple guide for using your iPhone to create a wireless network.

G1 Tether This guide is based on the instructions and Android app written by Graham Stewart. Many huzzahs to Graham for figuring out this easy tether setup.

Ladies and Gentlemen, Start Your Tethering Once you've set up your ad-hoc network, tethering your iPhone to your laptop is a breeze.

Here’s what you need to do to get Internet tethering on ANY iPHONE OUT THERE. Yes, even yours. So without further ado, the 9to5Mac Tether: There are 2 things at work here. A.

If you phone does support tethering, you should now see a notification telling you can share your internet connection over Wi-Fi with a number of guests.

Last week, the Internet connection in my building went out for what seemed like forever. Really it was only three and a half days but with my ever-escalating habit, three and a half hours can be ...

Reverse tethering can come in handy in situations where your computer may have an internet connection, but your phone does not.

Simply connect your phone to your computer to get started. Once connected, navigate to the Hotspot & Tethering menu in the Android System popup. Toggle the USB Tethering option to On.

There are three ways to tether your Android handset and get sweet internet love even where there's no Wi-Fi in sight: the risky-but-free rooting method, the still-geeky-but-not-as-bad free route ...