iPhone tethering easy and safe

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Created by marcoxyz 10 weeks ago: "iPhoneModem.app provides the easiest and safest way to use your iPhone as a modem to connect you to the internet. Despite the the unsafe connection bewteen your Mac and your iPhone your data are safe because all communication between both devices are encrypted by SSH. Everybody who does not want to use the terminal but need the option to work with your provided flatrate like you can do with other cell phones, too. iPhoneModem works with all jail broken iPhones 2G and 3G over EDGE and UMTS. have..."

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iPhone 3GS is the new name…

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Finally we've got a new phone from Apple, with great new features, here is a snapshot: - 3 Megapixels camera with video recording and editing - Voice control - Compass - Better autonomy - Copy paste of course with the 3.0 Firmware (available for download on the 17th June) - MMS - Search in all applications centralized - iPhone as a modem, finally... ...
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Engadget: NEC's Aterm WM3300R is like a souped-up WiMAX version of the MiFi

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Not every company has the design chops to make it in modern consumer electronics. Case in point: NEC's Aterm WM3300R. While it looks like a thermostat you'd wall-mount at the local health center, it packs enough technological appeal to make up for that clinical dowdiness. See, it's a pocketable WiMAX router with integrated 802.11b/g WiFi -- think MiFi only with the relatively blazing speeds of 40Mbps (downstream) / 10Mbps (upstream) WiMAX instead of EV-DO or HSPA and a battery capable of about 2.5 hours of shared usage. The WM3300R can also be USB-attached to a PC as a WiMAX modem. Drop another ¥5,000 (about $54) and you've got a spare battery to keep the mobile action going. Expect it to be released in early November in Japan for an estimated ¥25,000 or right around $272. You seeing this Sprint, Clearwire?

[Via Akihabara News]

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