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Top Android Sync App

In recent times, thousands of apps are ready for you to sync with the Android platform. Apart from syncing iTunes playlists, podcasts, and videos with your device they will also help you to import ratings from your phone. It will prove to be beneficial in every moment of time. The simple yet beautiful interface facilitates the users to use them and get accustomed with it in just a few minutes only. Among the whole lot of brand new syncing apps, here are the top two syncing apps that are available in the market.

doubleTwist

Rated as number one app in Newsweek's Top 10 Android apps for 2011, doubleTwist is the best all in-one music and video app available till now. You can sync your favorite music and videos with your PC in a fast and efficient way. Import music from iTunes, start synchronizing ratings and the playcounts from your PC and, play music and view podcasts.

If you want to experience your syncing process in a more efficient way, you can upgrade double Twist to AirSync. It syncs the music, pictures, and podcasts using the available Wi-Fi network.

Features:

·         doubeTwist features improved sync procedure in a more reliable and efficient way. This is its most highlighted and appreciated feature of this app.

·         Apart from this, its automatic wireless synchronization capability makes it most distinguished in the App Market.

·         It features wireless sync of music, podcasts etc. in lighting fast speed.

·         You can stream photos, videos and music from your phone to the Xbox or PlayStation with the AirTwist.

·         The TwistTo helps you to stream photos, music along with videos even in HD quality.

·         Now, there is happy news for thee music lovers. There is a paid upgrade available to them, by which they can install Music Lover in their device. It will facilitate them to check for missing artworks in their songs and thus will deliver superb, high quality artworks using Gracenote’s panoptic artwork database.

Now, if your music contains an artwork by default, then doubleTwist will also continue to display that one, even if one is not interested for that paid upgrade.

Android Sync Manager Wi-Fi

Android Sync Manager Wi-Fi is another easy to use application that synchronizes your music, videos and podcasts, in a safe and secure way. You can totally rely on this wonderful application for all in-one mobile management of Android handsets.

For initiating thee syncing process, one has to download the application in his PC. Then install it accordingly. Take care of the fact that you should also have Android Sync Manager Agent installed on your handset to start the process of syncing.

After all these, you can easily synchronize, back-up and manage the contents of your mobile between your PC and Android platform. It includes syncing of contacts, messages, photos, calendar along with music and video files also.

 Its fast, easy to use characteristics make it one of the top graded apps in the market.

Conclusion

Make sure to use these wonderful apps to stay connected with your music, podcasts, images and videos all the time. Really they are the best among the all. Their easy to use user friendly features makes really worthy to give them a try.

How to Sync Outlook in Android

Introduction

After its inception the Android- powered phone have become very handy and useful for its users but since it was launched by T- mobile and the device was built by Open Hand Set Alliance it has inbuilt features of synchronizing Gmail almost automatically because they support over the air synchronization with servers of Microsoft Exchange. But in case of synchronizing Outlook data or any other PIM data the things are quite different. Though an official application is provided by Google to synchronize Outlook calendars to google calendars it doesn’t work for old versions of Outlook ( before 2003) and everything is needed to be exported a CSV file and then to be imported manually to Google calendar. And this too is applicable to only calendars.

Synchronizing Outlook

Go Contact Sync provides free and similar service for synchronizing Outlook and Google contacts.  Google also provides synchronizing applications for Outlook if applications for business accounts are purchased from it.  Avoiding to use the services of Google as a middle person makes the things difficult but not impossible.  There are a few options as follows :

Free Options for Sync
HTC Sync 3.0 can be used by the person who owns Droid Incredible and EVO 4G devices. HTC Sync 3.0 is a Windows Book and Microsoft Outlook – synchronizing application basically and synchronizes calendars and contacts.  It is claimed that this is the best available option but others believe that Cloud sync is simpler and easier.

Secondly HTC Sync 3.0 is not compatible with all HTC phones. The information and app can be downloaded from HTC’s site.

Samsung offers a software – kies PC, which synchronizes Microsoft calendars and contacts and backs up media and text messages but some models block or change Kies access.

Web-based Phone Portal of Motorola provides access to software to export and import CSV files which are full of contacts but this is a painful process.

Paid Options for Sync

For synchronizing Microsoft Outlook many options are available on payment. Some of them are as follows :

a.       www. markspace.com – The services of the Missing Sync for Android is available on a payment of $39.95, and which synchronizes contacts, calendars, notes and tasks.

b.      www.companionlink.com  - Services of synchronization are made available on a payment of $39.95 and the services include synchronizing contacts, calendars, tasks and notes

Conclusions

It can be easily concluded that the above described situation in both the cases, paid and free, is not very encouraging and ideal. Many models of Android – powered phones lack free options for synchronizing Outlook and those which have work in an intermittent manner or on a model – by – model basis.

Though it is beginning of 2012 but still it seems a bit extravagant to spend around $ 40 on a third party program. In my opinion, Funambol should be given a try if one is ready to use cloud based program otherwise The Missing Sync and Companionlink are the left options but before taking a call the company of the phone, Outlook version, carrier, and Android revision must be verified again and again whether they are compatible or not.

verizon

Android tethering Verizon

Verizon has been widely recognized for delivering its unique and innovative communications, information and entertainment. But the current news buzzing around is that this Android-friendly carrier has initiated blocking all its tethering apps from its devices.

This has been the hottest news in the Droid world for the past few months. The worst news is that even if you manage to load an app from a third app from outside to tether, Verizon is blocking you from doing so. One can get angry but there is nothing to do when there is a company of such huge magnitude. At first Verizon ignored the fact that “Google manages its own applications store, evaluated the applications in question, determined that they were in violation of it terms of service and removed them" and also that "Verizon does not block applications," thereby cutting off access to tethering applications unlawfully “limiting” and “restricting the ability” of its customers “to use the devices and applications of their choice.”  It is somewhat behaving like AT&T, which is monitoring unauthorized tethering and locking down the Android devices.

But there is no use doing this, because eventually it seems that Verizon, instead of allowing, is prohibiting its customers from using free tethering apps likePDANet and Wireless Tether. Verizon is eventually turning out to be the next AT&T! Google had promised it will provide an open and uncensored app market but it is taking its words back! The news is a bit disturbing but people are making a mole out of a molehill with this topic.

Like any Android carrier, Verizon had actually requested Google to filter the tethering apps associated with its network. Google doesn’t filter its own app but only if a company moves forward to it with a request, thereby avoiding conflicts on Terms of Service.

BUT, Verizon’s Terms of Service states that data cannot be used for any applications that tether your device to laptops or personal computers, unless subscribed to Mobile Broadband Connect.". It may seem annoying to a Verizon user. But what he has to keep in mind is the fact that he CAN download tethering apps from a site other than the official Android site. Though it is technical violation of Verizon’s terms and service, but there is nothing within the Android OS or your phone that prevents you from doing it.

It feels bad because we are paying a carrier for a plan and we should be able to use it in the way we like. Moreover tethering a laptop to a phone does not increase the bandwidth. By honoring such app filter requests, Google is simply protecting itself by discontinuing showing the contract-violating tools in its official channel.

As far as the Android system is concerned, Verizon’s idea strikes very hardly because those apps are easily available without any rooting or advanced hacking.

We can do nothing but get angry because it somewhat takes control over how we use our mobile data. But it can’t be helped!

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Android tethering without root

It is the Clockwork Mod that has created a brand new app for sharing your Internet connectivity between your Android device and the computer. Being a superb app in the market, it proves to be a great substitute to the other tethering apps of the App Market that just can’t deliver the required service at full precession. Tethering seems to be a much painless process.

ClockworkMod Tether is a USB tether solution for Windows, Mac, and Linux. Use your phone's data connection to get instant internet access on your desktop or laptop. There are three different ways to Tether Android with Apps that Need Root (Free, heavy configuration).

Method 1:

Get your phone transformed into a Wi-Fi hotshot with some cool Android Wi-Fi tether apps. For this, one has to just get the root access to his phone. Actually, it is a multi-step process using an unofficial Android add-on which can fix your phone if applied incorrectly.

If you are looking for getting root access in your Android device, the Android and Me blog is at your service then. It features a multi-step process involving unlocking your phone's boot loader. Along with that, it also adds an add-on to the default Nexus One firmware and sets up a new recovery image.

The pros of this method: it is totally free of cost. It also transforms your phone into a Wi-Fi hotspot, to which any computer can connect to at ease without extra software.

The cons: If you are messed up with some problems regarding your phone, you can totally depend on the air automatic Android updates. (If OTA updates stops to function, you may flash your recovery image—signifying that, your rooted phone requires maintenance a non-rooted phone does not.)

Method 2:

If you are not opting to gain root, but have enough knowledge to run the command line and use proxy servers, the Proxoid Android app can tether your phone absolutely for free. Proxoid turns the Android platform into a proxy server, which your computer uses to make the internet requests. Proxoid is totally free of cost, but to get it working you have to install the Android SDK or device drivers onto your computer, tweak some of the settings, and then configure your browser to use a proxy server whenever you want to tether. Here are the installation instructions.

To get connected to the internet via Proxoid, tap a button of your phone to start the proxy server. On your Mac enter a command in the Terminal. While on Windows run a batch file to get started with the tunnel After this you set your web browser to use that proxy.

As it is totally free and one would not be forced to gain root here, as a result it becomes less risky to the users. There lie the pros of this method. The cons are that you have to install Android SDK (something the developers only need to do), and set your browser to use the proxy server each time you want to tether.

Note: Proxoid's documentation fetches a few minor problems—the installation instructions of Mac are second-hand and there isn't a Nexus One-specific listing.

Method 3:

Finally, the PDAnet Android application lets you tether Android using an app on the phone plus simple software you install on your computer.

PDAnet charges $30 for letting you access to the https ports (which the free version blocks anyhow). For connecting your device via Internet, hit a button to start PDAnet, and click "Connect" in the PDAnet of the computer.

The pros of PDAnet are that, it is easy to use risk-free and requires minimum setup. (Users have to enable USB debugging on their device, which is the geekiest step it involves, but that's just a checkbox in your phone's settings.)

Android tethering Verizon

Verizon has been widely recognized for delivering its unique and innovative communications, information and entertainment. But the current news buzzing around is that this Android-friendly carrier has initiated blocking all its tethering apps from its devices.

This has been the hottest news in the Droid world for the past few months. The worst news is that even if you manage to load an app from a third app from outside to tether, Verizon is blocking you from doing so. One can get angry but there is nothing to do when there is a company of such huge magnitude. At first Verizon ignored the fact that “Google manages its own applications store, evaluated the applications in question, determined that they were in violation of it terms of service and removed them" and also that "Verizon does not block applications," thereby cutting off access to tethering applications unlawfully “limiting” and “restricting the ability” of its customers “to use the devices and applications of their choice.”  It is somewhat behaving like AT&T, which is monitoring unauthorized tethering and locking down the Android devices.

But there is no use doing this, because eventually it seems that Verizon, instead of allowing, is prohibiting its customers from using free tethering apps like PDANet and Wireless Tether. Verizon is eventually turning out to be the next AT&T! Google had promised it will provide an open and uncensored app market but it is taking its words back! The news is a bit disturbing but people are making a mole out of a molehill with this topic.

Like any Android carrier, Verizon had actually requested Google to filter the tethering apps associated with its network. Google doesn’t filter its own app but only if a company moves forward to it with a request, thereby avoiding conflicts on Terms of Service.

BUT, Verizon’s Terms of Service states that data cannot be used for any applications that tether your device to laptops or personal computers, unless subscribed to Mobile Broadband Connect.". It may seem annoying to a Verizon user. But what he has to keep in mind is the fact that he CAN download tethering apps from a site other than the official Android site. Though it is technical violation of Verizon’s terms and service, but there is nothing within the Android OS or your phone that prevents you from doing it.

It feels bad because we are paying a carrier for a plan and we should be able to use it in the way we like. Moreover tethering a laptop to a phone does not increase the bandwidth. By honoring such app filter requests, Google is simply protecting itself by discontinuing showing the contract-violating tools in its official channel.

As far as the Android system is concerned, Verizon’s idea strikes very hardly because those apps are easily available without any rooting or advanced hacking.

We can do nothing but get angry because it somewhat takes control over how we use our mobile data. But it can’t be helped!

Android tethering Sprint

Android tethering can sometimes be a controversial topic. Several carriers prohibit tethering in their terms of service, yet any Android user can easily get away with it by using a number of readily available, free applications. Sprint Android Phones includes the HTC EVO 4G, HTC Hero, Motorola i1, HTC EVO Shift , LG Optimus S, Samsung Epic 4G, Samsung Intercept, Samsung Transforum and Samsung Moment. 

Sprint is the latest to block wireless tethering apps in the Android Market. Following suit with T-Mobile, Verizon, and AT&T, Sprint is now making these types of applications unavailable for download on any device connected to the Now Network. While I’m sure this news will disappoint more than a few of our readers, there’s a bit of good news.

While Sprint can block downloading of certain types of apps from the Android Market, they can’t do a thing about what you choose to side load on your device. But it has been recently observed by some Sprint subscribers, that the carrier has finally put the restrictions in place. Though the apps still perform their works (which are still side loadable onto your Android phones), nobody knows for how long it will perform their destined job. Though this may help curbing, but, I don’t think making tethering harder for people is the right way to succeed in future.

If you still need your tethering capabilities, all you need to do is head over its website and grab the app. Load it up, tether away, and send Sprint a nice email letting them know how you feel about all the changes they’ve been making over the past.

Sprint has announced the initial group of devices that will operate on its 4G LTE network – Galaxy Nexus™, boasting a pure Google™ experience, LG Viper™ 4G LTE with eco-friendly features and Sierra Wireless™ Tri-Network Hotspot, 3G, 4G and 4G LTE mobile hotspot.

Sprint indicated that their initial deployment of brand new LTE technology will make them able to deliver speed of 12-15 Mbps before further advancements are made. But as time advances, they aim to become perfectionist with higher speeds. They are also looking forward to curb down their older iDEN network, and deploy the LTE Advanced on the freed up 800 Mhz spectrum. 

Furthermore, Sprint will continue to support their existing 3G CDMA/EV-DO network, so they use 3G for voice and 4G for data. However, Sprint also intends to have over 250 million people covered with LTE by the end of 2013, which would give the company a bigger LTE footprint than its existing CDMA network. They are planning on launching a new Voice over LTE (VoLTE) at the beginning of 2013, which will allow them to switch to a one radio design, driving costs down for themselves and OEMs that build devices for Sprint.

Because of some serious obligations with Clearwire, Sprint is looking forwardto support WiMAX for next few years. It expects to begin their fortune by launching the advanced LTE devices, probably tablets at first, sometime toward the end of 2012.

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Android Wi-Fi Tethering

This program enables tethering (via Wi-Fi) for "rooted" handsets running android (such as the Android DevPhone 1). Clients (your laptop for example) can connect via Wi-Fi (ad-hoc mode) and get access to the internet using the 3G, 2G mobile connection which is established by the handset.

The term ‘Tethering’ refers to the sharing of Internet connectivity of a mobile phone with other devices. This sharing can take place through Bluetooth, wireless LAN (Wi-Fi), or even by physical connection using a cable. When tethering takes place through a wireless LAN it is technically called as mobile hotspot. In this case, the Internet connected mobile phone works as a portable router by providing tethering services to others.

Many mobile phones features advanced softwares to offer tethered Internet access for other devices. The operating systems Windows Phone 6 (built-in starting from version 6.5), Android, (starting from version 2.2 Froyo), and iOS (only after jailbreak or running iOS 4.3 iPhone 4 and iPhone 4s without jailbreak) support this.

 Some of the features that have been disabled by some operators can be re enabled only by 'rooting' devices, using the Linux iptables application. Even the latest Android OS, Android Ice Cream Sandwich, is equipped with tethered Internet accessing capability. Some of the operators however have asked the mobile producers, to remove this service.

Tethering is available as a downloadable "Wi-Fi hotspot" application on most Symbian mobile phones as well as on the MeeGo platform.

Particularly, areas having high quality 3G connectivity, Wi-Fi Tethering works at the optimum mode there. Additional benefits features connectivity of multiple devices in parallel to share the same 3G Wi-Fi connection. The connection is not restricted to laptops only. Any Wi-Fi device such as WLAN camera or iPod can also be conveniently connected.

For example, Apple iTouch device – with just Wi-Fi and browser but with no radio/3G connectivity – can connect to internet via a smartphone over Wi-Fi, thus transforming the iTouch device into a 3G iPhone.

Being the user, now you can save your money as you do not need buy gadgets like USB Dongles, mobile data subscriptions with your operator. You can simply use your handset and the existing data subscription for internet connection.

Because of the fact that, the operators offer flat rate to the data bundles, the costing is actually considerably low. The most beautiful part is that, the phone remains with the user, and one does not need to carry any extra devices with him or look for Wi-Fi hotspots for internet access.

For operators Wi-Fi Tethering means more mobile data income. As internet connectivity is now available using the Wi-Fi connection, consumers are expected to love it more. As a result, it is expected that they will actually upgrade their data plans to fixed monthly high-speed subscriptions.

Wi-Fi Tethering can be used for differentiating between the smartphones. It is offered in Nokia S60 Symbian environment and Windows Mobile, but it seems that both iPhone and Android do not carry this capability in their platforms.

The new N97 Nokia is announced to launch with the Wi-Fi Tethering application JoikuSpot embedded in the device itself.

“It lets [smartphone users] always have the Web with them without taking any extra equipment along," says Allen Nogee, research director for wireless technology at market intelligence firm In-Stat.

Android USB tethering

 

Believe it or not, Google engineers were thoughtful enough to include an easy way to tether your Android-based SmartPhone to a computer and share the Internet through your data plan. Most folks think you need a special app for that, but this free feature already resides on your Android phone. In this tutorial guide, Benchmark Reviews walks you through a few simple steps to use an Android SmartPhone to tether with a computer for shared Internet access using the USB cable.

This is a very simple guide, and does not require 'rooting' your phone or downloading software. It just requires your USB cable, the same one used to charge the phone, and a computer in need of Internet access.

There are a lot of folks out there that want to tether their Android device to their linux laptop, as an ad-hoc network -- but are unable to for various reasons. Usually the culprit is a cumbersome wifi device that doesn't want to connect to ad-hoc networks in Linux without a lot of painful tinkering. The result is that people can see their Android network, but when attempting to connect to it, they remain in an endless loop. Well, have no fear. Today, I am going to tell you how you can get that pesky linux laptop online using nothing more than your Android-enabled device (such as a G1), a USB cable, and a handy little app (Proxoid) available from the market. The best part is... you don't even need root access to do this.

Your Android mobile phone can behave as an external network interface usbN, connected via the USB infrastructure. The usbN interface is in turn connected to the mobile phone LAN, providing dhcp server, DNS server, gateway and so on.

That's how your mobile phone can provide an Internet connection to another device.

Android phones are already equipped to provide this functionality. Simply connect the USB cable and go to Settings -> Wireless settings -> Tethering -> Tethering USB.

This app monitors the phone USB port. Whenever the phone is connected to a computer or laptop via a USB cable the app automatically turns on USB tethering, optionally after confirmation by the user. USB tethering is available since Android version 2.2 but it takes quite a few annoying taps on the phone screen to turn the feature on. Auto USB Tethering automates all these manual steps. Just connect the phone to your laptop and you are instantly connected to the Internet from the laptop over 3G/4G network.

Wi-Fi tethering is suboptimal for such a use case. Since Wi-Fi tethering drains battery very fast, you would need to put the phone on a charger one way or another (AC or USB) and USB connection is way faster and more reliable then Wi-Fi.

USB tethering works well with all recent versions of Windows and Linux. It does not work with Mac OS without 3rd party driver.

                                  AziLink is an application that allows USB tethering for Android-based phones, without requiring root access. It works by using a Java-based NAT that communicates with OpenVPN on the host computer. It's been tested on MacOS, Windows, and Linux. The connection will be forwarded over the phone's active network service, which can be either WiFi or 3G/EDGE.

                                      

                                 

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Top three apps

Android market is loaded with tethering applications for android phones. The facility will let you use your mobile device as a modem for other devices like laptops and other mobile phone. In other words your android will be a Wi-Fi hotspot (or if you are using USB connection then will route only one device at a time). The concept got hold on so many ears due of one great thing about it. It’s free! Yes there are no charges to tether your android phone to laptop just some apps from free android market. But before we continue it’s a caution note that makes sure device is matched with the app you use for rooting or jail breaking because one fault and your device will be rendered useless. Here are top three apps to tether your android-

1.  PDAnet is one app that is most recommended. The app is safe and easy to use. The app requires no rooting and that is where it hits. The root of your phone is as it is and the android is still in warranty. This is for first timers in tethering. The problem or restriction is that the free version has a trail period and the app is not completely free. With the trail version you can only use the non-secure websites. For HTTPS websites you have to drain your wallet. PDAnet works with Wi-Fi, infrared and USB. Its easy to use just install it and run and you an access to internet on your computer. With new version you can even voice call with simultaneously connected to the internet.

2. Barnacle Wi-Fi tether is a free to use internet tether for your android. To use this app you need to first root your phone with the help of application meant for this purpose. Rooting the phone means to manipulate OS of the device with an android add-on that leaves warranty void. Since the app makes use of root access it is recommended that only experienced should make use of this app. The pros are that it is free to use and simple in installing and use and works flawlessly. It is easy to install just root the device first and then install the app on the mobile and run. Connect your PC to mobile via Bluetooth or USB and with default SSID as barnacle you are now connected.

3. Easy tether is another free to use safe application. Its free version is though good but the premium is also not very costly so you can easily go for easy tether pro. The app works only with USB connection and shares the internet service of your phone with PC. Unlike the previous app this one has nothing to do with the root of the android is thus safe and can be used by first timers. As the name says it’s easy to install with just a requisite of USB restricts your device to become a hot spot. The software works on windows 7/XP/Vista, ubuntu, Mac OS.

Android tethering: How to Tether your Android Phone

Tethering is in enormous demand in these days especially in Android phones. But, a lot of people have confusion regarding Android Tethering and different aspects associated with it.

The term “Tethering” is actually the process to connect your phone to the computer and then facilitate its 3G or 4G connection for internet surfing. In this process your Android phone acts as a wireless modem and helps in internet access. But, before you start tethering there are few tips that you may keep in mind.

Tips before you start using Android Tethering:

There are some carriers which may object to tethering. These carriers resist tethering by issuing a nominal fee or creating certain other issues as well. However, most carriers do not obstruct tethering until & unless you start downloading voluminous amount of data from the net.

Methods to tether Android Phone:

There are actually three ways to tether your Android phone and avail the opportunity to surf the internet without Wi-Fi insight.

Methods to tether android Phone include:

• Tether Android with Apps that need root (Free, heavy configuration)
• Tether Android with Proxoid (Free, no root required, some configuration)
• Tether Android with PDAnet ($30, no root required, minimal configuration)

These methods bear both advantages and disadvantages. The detailed descriptions of these methods are as follows:

Ø  Tether Android with Apps that Need Root (Free, heavy configuration)

The Wi-Fi Tether applications turn your Android phone into a Wi-Fi hotspot, particularly into a MiFi. To start the tethering you need to allow root access to your phone, a multi-step process which uses an unofficial Android add-on which can even block your phone if not applied in a proper manner. Rooting Android is feasible for techno savvy people including hackers with experience in soft-modding hardware.

·         Advantages: This method to tether is absolutely free and also makes your phone act as a Wi-Fi hotspot through which you can connect any computer without any extra software or interference with your computer's settings.

·         Disadvantages: In case, if you don’t follow the proper manner, you may sacrifice over-the-air automatic Android updates in the future. Moreover, you may also face certain other problems in your Smartphone.

Ø  Tether your Android device with the Proxoid

This method is best for you if you have enough knowledge to get around the command line and use proxy servers. This application can tether your phone for free. This Proxoid turns your Android device into a proxy server which your computer uses to make request. However, in order to install the Android SDK or device drivers onto your computer, you have to tweak some of the settings, and then finally configure your browser to use a proxy server whenever you want to tether.

·         Advantages: The advantages of this method are that it is absolutely free as well as less risky as there is no need to gain the root.

·         Disadvantages: However, you have to install the Android SDK (which is usually done by the developers), and set your browser to use the proxy server each time you want to tether.

Ø  Tether Android with PDAnet ($30, no root required, minimal configuration)

The PDAnet Android application helps you tether Android using an application on the phone along with simple software which you can easily install on your computer. The cost of PDAnet is $30 in case you want to access https ports (which the free version blocks). However, in order to connect to the internet hit the button of your phone to start PDAnet, and then click "Connect" in the PDAnet on your computer.

·         Advantages: The advantages of PDAnet are that it's easy to use, absolutely free from risks, and needs minimal setup.

·         Disadvantages: The disadvantages of PDAnet are that it needs the PDAnet software on your computer which costs $30.