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It's been a long time coming, but O2 has finally moved to allow its iPhone customers use their iPhones as broadband modems for their laptops.
You can simply pair the devices using Bluetooth or an iPhone dock.
Naturally, this doesn't apply to all IPhone plans (no pre-pay customers need apply, for example). And even for O2 contract customers, knowing which plan you can use it with and how much you can use is a muddy process.
O2 has put up an FAQ section on the issue here.
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A long time ago I paired my laptop with my cell phone and use it as a moden to connect my laptop to internet.
Posted by: Cell phone tracker | July 27, 2010 at 07:00 AM