[RockStrongo]

Title says it all really. 3G or 2G.

[slimmrock]

no, 'tethering' is not allowed, only way would be with a jailbroken iphone

[pdiddy]

Jailbreak, then PDAnet.

[derek1971]

i think it is rumoured that tethering will be possible with firmware 3.0

[chrislad]

Originally Posted by derek1971

i think it is rumoured that tethering will be possible with firmware 3.0

Not a rumour, pretty sure it is going to be possible with 3.0

[hutch]

Its in the firmware but I wouldnt expect it to be just activated, I can see tethering being an additonal charge with O2.

[Butters]

Originally Posted by chrislad

Not a rumour, pretty sure it is going to be possible with 3.0

Would this make it possible to use the iPhone with my Tomtom 720 and live traffic using mobile data???

[Zain]

PdaNet, or Iphone Modem

Using it now on a train (:

Bit on/off whilst moving, but fine when stationery

[hutch]

Originally Posted by Butters

Would this make it possible to use the iPhone with my Tomtom 720 and live traffic using mobile data???

Nope, thats a bluetooth issue.

[bigdavecox90]

Originally Posted by derek1971

i think it is rumoured that tethering will be possible with firmware 3.0

I also read this.

[shahedz]

Originally Posted by Zain

PdaNet, or Iphone Modem

Using it now on a train (:

Bit on/off whilst moving, but fine when stationery

What speeds do you roughly get? Is it good enough to browse with and similar to broadband or the old dial up?

[Zain]

Originally Posted by shahedz

What speeds do you roughly get? Is it good enough to browse with and similar to broadband or the old dial up?

TBH, on the train it was very poor, the connection kept dropping out. At home it's not too bad, better than dial up for sure.

[jerryq7777]

I tried pdanet the other night as i lost internet connection for a few hours.
I managed a speed test just ! My speed was 0.04 kbps
It was quicker on the iphone TBH problem is i cant 3G at home not even edge