[rotaryheadrx7]

Working great! Definitely the best tethering solution yet. Its nice being able to just connect and have full internet with all apps.

[okitsugu]

Originally Posted by LaZARuZ

it seems to freeze the reboot the phone if used to long. Guess when the battery gets to low it acts funny well for me anyways, the damn charger is not fast enough to charge when using 3g.

yeah no surprise, its just a pretty heavy load, when i had this app for my palm treo. it would do that after awhile. got real hot and just eventually restarted. im assuming the iphones did it cause they dont have much more mhz than the treo's just constantly loading stuff..

anyone notice if internet pages load faster or slower? (compared to iphones safair

[LaZARuZ]

yeah it get really hot but what iphone dont hahahh its good to have anyways.. oh yeah i guess it loads a little faster..

[mad_llib]

Got this app a day before I have to sit in the airport for two days while flying across the world...

In San Diego, the PDA net app is giving me 186kb/s downloads and 33 kb/s uploads. (on my original iPhone, so no 3G) Not speedy, but hey! get's the job done!

And not every airport out there that I'm going to has FREE WIFI... so this is going to really be helpful! Great App, I was hoping something simple for windows users would come out!

[JazJon]

Wow that's as easy as it gets! Works great on my Vista laptop

again for anyone that missed it, instrcuctions here:
PdaNet for iPhone FAQ

[ahfunaki]

I can't get it to work. Vista Ultimate 32bit and my iPhone 3G. I create the adhoc network on my laptop, connect to it on the iPhone and it connects. But vista shows nothing connected to the adhoc network. It just says "Waiting for users to connect to your adhoc network". After that I open PDAnet and it says it's ready and to restart the program but it still doesn't work...

Any ideas?

[Mes]

Vista 64-bit also having problems. Was easy as pie on my XP system. There's something about Vista ..... not sure what the issues are.

Sent an email to support yesterday. I'll post the response (and fix I hope)

[Untaken]

Loving this little app, works great and showed up just in time to be of use on my vacation. The default icon clashed with my other icons though, so I went ahead and made a 'proper' one. Enjoy!

[rotaryheadrx7]

Originally Posted by Untaken

Loving this little app, works great and showed up just in time to be of use on my vacation. The default icon clashed with my other icons though, so I went ahead and made a 'proper' one. Enjoy!

Much Better. Thank you.

[webcramer]

I don't found pdanet in the cydia ???? I've iphone 1 us jailbrak please I need a help

[CaptainChaos]

The issue with it dropping connections has been fixed. The latest update addressed that.

[smoked_2na]

Yes there have been three limited solutions to tether, one that was on-off-on-off again in the AppStore and two (iPhoneModem) in Cydia. All three only did socks proxy so it was pretty much limited to web browsing. Since PdaNet popped up in Cydia, I send a story hint to ( GIZMODO, ENGADGET, TUAW ) and none of them have picked this up. It surprising that the limited tethering solutions generated all the buzz months ago but this %100 WI-FI router solution on the iPhone can't see the light of day.

Most of the news seems happy to keep on the good graces of Apple and not highlight 3rd party apps unless they are useless toys.

I'm scratching my head on this one.

I tried PdaNet as soon as I saw it posted. It worked well and will definitely help out in a pinch.

You can find it here PdaNet -- Use your iPhone as a Wireless Router for your PC/Mac

[tsatryan]

I was out of town all last week in the middle of absolutely nowhere. The location I was at was having serious problems with their sattelite downlink, so there was no internet access. I was able to successfully use PdaNet throughout the week to maintain access to the net when I needed it. Also, just a note - it works equally well on both MAC and Windows.

Another interesting sidenote - while at the airport, there was no free wifi. So, by using PdaNet, I was quite able to successfully connect to the internet on only a 3G connection on the iPhone, and stream my SlingPlayer in a more-than-acceptable fashion, watching the NFL game. (Oh, for an iPhone SlingPlayer client)

[rampmike]

Hi!
Got a 3G and the latest version of Pdanet.
I have a Mac Air I am trying to get to the internet using the iPhone and the Pdanet software (free trial).
The phone is jailbroken and is running 2.2.
Pdanet installed fine, via Cydia and I followed all the instructions to the dot.
Created an ad-hoc network and opened Pdanet. Rebooted phone, after went into settings, selected the ad-hoc network, opened Pdanet and got the following message:

Computer connected!
On the screen I see the bytes (sent and received) changing, but for some reason I still can NOT surf the net on my laptop.
The 3G connection is fine, I can open the weather app on my phone and I get the up-to-date info.
Help anyone?
Tks,
Mike