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The tethering issue may not be Apple's fault, but that's fairly irrelevant since you can't get the phone with any other carrier in the U.S.. Point being, no ma
by tvon 16y ago
The tethering issue may not be Apple's fault, but that's fairly irrelevant since you can't get the phone with any other carrier in the U.S.. Point being, no matter whose fault it is, the iPhone just doesn't have tethering in the U.S..
Otherwise I tend to agree, there are no devices shipping with Froyo so saying it has surpassed a shipping and soon-to-be-updated product is a bit silly.
- davidedicillo 16y agoThe only Android phone that initially will have that functionality won't be available with AT&T nor T-Mobile... And the Nexus One isn't a pentaband phone either.
- warfangle 16y agoCorrect me if I'm wrong, but I'll be able to flash froyo to my nexus one, correct? And the nexus one is available on at&t. Ergo, I will be able to tether my phone on at&t. Right?
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- davidedicillo 16y agoWhy do you think AT&T would let Nexus One tether before the iPhone?
- warfangle 16y agoHow would they be able to stop me?
- cwp 16y agoIt's not a question of fault. The point is that outside the U.S. iPhone tethering works fine. I use it often. To say that Google is "leapfrogging" Apple because someday it will support tethering is ludicrous.