If you don't have access to Wi-Fi on your PC, you can plug your Android phone into a USB port and use its mobile data via tethering. It can be tricky, though.

I see that my HTC Flyer Gingerbread tablet had an option to connect with a USB cable to a computer and use its internet connection. That's pretty cool! Anybody know of a way to do it with a ...

The next update for Google’s Android mobile operating system, Android 2.2 (codename: Froyo) will support date tethering via USB and Wi-Fi, according to Michael Arrington of TechCrunch. A giant ...

Android 2.2 to integrate USB tethering, mobile hot spots With less than a week to go before Android 2.2 is unveiled, the list of new features continues to grow.

Our motherblog, TechCrunch, found out today that the Froyo-flavoured (and bloody fast) Android 2.2 will feature USB and WiFi tethering as standard. This will give users the ability to access their ...

Not content to provide us with ClockworkMod Recovery and other fine hacks, Koush just made a free USB tethering app available for Android aptly called ClockworkMod Tether Alpha. While it's not the ...

TechCrunch reports that in addition to greater speed and Flash 10.1 support, Android 2.2 a.k.a. Froyo will have tethering via USB and Wi-Fi built right in, allowing you to use your Android device ...

Beginning with Android 2.2, the Android operating system includes a tethering option, so that you do not need a special app to tether your device to a computer.

Unlike iOS, there are plenty of tethering options for Android, and most of them work well depending on what you're trying to do and the type of user you are. Some are wired, some are wireless ...