@Kirkaiya: If you're rooted, you can use the wifi tether app: [code.google.com]
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@8thManOnTheMoon: Jailbreak?
@Dougiefresh91: Android phones have free tethering as of 2.1, unless disabled by the carrier. I can confirm that USB tethering was allowed on my Hero and Evo, and USB and wifi tethering were allowed on my friend's Nexus One.
@Stevox: They're referring to the armor color... maybe :P
@uncle_jojo: I don't like having to look at a map while driving. I tend to forget more than four or five steps ahead.
@dale.philpott: Why is this being turned into a nationalistic problem? Shall I criticize your country for something, like your pseudo-totalitarian government ([news.bbc.co.uk] or how we kicked your ass 200 years ago?
@wild homes loves you but chooses darkness!: I'm guessing the limit on the bandwidth for WiMax is backhaul?
@junior ghoul: ASUS uses it for support downloads and most Linux distros use it as well.
@Dezerus Richardson: @Hessel Folkertsma:
@Gazoogleheimer: They should make the digital library, and some company should sell printed copies. I imagine someone could throw together a machine for making various different books without having to change plates or re-tool. Best of both worlds?
@Dezerus Richardson: Like hunting mammoths with a spear?
@squishyalt: It's called replication. Just like we don't have a single copy of each book, data centers that would store something like this would have a high level of replication. [en.wikipedia.org]
@Wade McGillis: Why, too awesome for you to handle?
@NewSc2: I think it's more for the GPS device, since they aren't perfectly accurate.
@holmesfutrell: +9000
@tundraboy: Touch interfaces have been around forever. Old mobile phones had their own carrier-provided app stores. Nothing new, just improved.