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What the carriers allow to make it to their phones is not necessarily the standard android build, though. (Or is that what you meant?) I'm speaking from a US
by michaelcampbell 17y ago
What the carriers allow to make it to their phones is not necessarily the standard android build, though. (Or is that what you meant?)
I'm speaking from a US perspective here; I understand in other parts of the world things are different.
- bwr 17y agoI'm also in the US and I can see carriers removing this feature. I guess when I say standard android build I mean before the carriers mess with it. I feel pretty safe with the nexus one.
- eli 17y agoT-Mobile tacitly permits tethering already. They've left the DUN profile on their BlackBerrys for years.