Startingline13

Here is a great program I found with very simple to use instructions on how to configure a phone such as the Samsung I760 to tether it's connection to your laptop without having to pay the excess tethering fee of $15 a month, and instead just using your data plan. I hope this helps others as much as it has helped me.

http://verizonguy.com/i760/modem.zip

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blackcobra487

I've been tethering my Motorola K1M for some time now. I got the drivers from Motorola's website. One thing that I had to do that wasn't in this guy's tutorial was change the login that the phone uses for tethering. Without doing this, I would only get a page that said something like "... this device is not authorized for Dial-Up Networking. Contact customer service for more information..."

Edit: Then again, maybe that's what the CAB file does.

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do7d

btw- if you have ANY wm device (i have an i760 too), you should use WMWifiRouter. it's pretty much the end-all be-all app for connectivity. this app allows you to share your cell broadband over wifi, broadband over bluetooth, wifi over usb, or wifi over bluetooth, and like 2 other options i can't think of at the moment. it's pretty much like the swiss army knife of connectivity for pda phones. i think it's like $20 or $30 to register (there's a free trial period tho) DEFINITELY WORTH THE MONEY. you will not be disappointed. i'm done now.

hexxamillion

You don't even need to pay for any software. Verizon removed the Internet Sharing App. Just google for it (XDA-Developers). Install that app back on your wm device. Then do bluetooth internet sharing. I have been doing this for 2 to 3 years now flawlessly. Even with WM6.1 and sharing internet with my Linux EEEPC via bluetooth also works with the USB cable. I have verizon and my phone is a HTC Vogue (xv6900) but I first started the bluetooth internet with a Samsung i730.

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