FoxFi is a free wireless tethering app for Android that supports most devices for FREE WiFi tethering. It also has an add-on the disguises the tethering signature by using proxy settings.

While the tethering feature is a factor to the general public, you really don't have to pay it. And now, root access isn't even required. An app called "FoxFi" lets you wirelessly tether for free. Such to the point that Sprint had it removed from their Market (to get it on Sprint, simply go to their website). But…

I wonder what kind of processor this thing runs? This and the Ouya seem to be coming in strong in the gaming market.

Pretty cool but I prefer to use my phone, though I am curious how good the framerate is. Pity my Kindle Touch doesn't run on Android.