To date it's been Apple that has come under fire for the draconian vetting process prospective applications have to endure to make it into the App Store. But this week Google is taking flack from the ...

Google has reportedly pulled a tethering application from the Android Marketplace to mollify its first wireless carrier partner. Android, which Google says "brings Internet-style innovation and ...

Unlike iOS, there are plenty of tethering options for Android, and most of them work well depending on what you're trying to do and the type of user you are. Some are wired, some are wireless ...

The tethering application was on the Android Market for a few weeks and had more than 10,000 downloads and a 4.5 star rating from users, Lemons said.

In other words, as a Verizon customer, there’s nothing stopping you from downloading a tethering app from somewhere other than the official Android Market and using it on your phone.

Google appears to have banned a tethering application from the Android Market.

A tethering application that disappeared from the Android Market earlier this week should not have been pulled from the entire market, Google has confirmed.

US carriers have started blocking an app that allows Android smartphone users free wireless tethering for other Web-ready devices. The application, “Wireless Tether for Root Users,” is still ...

Similar to the Instant Tethering feature, Android app support also started out with minimal device support but has since grown to include a wide number of devices.

The FCC has determined that Verizon is not allowed to prevent its customers from downloading third-party tethering apps and circumventing the carrier's extra $20 tethering charge.

Famed Android developer Koushik Dutta has released a new Android tethering app that doesn't require root access. It's called ClockworkMod Tether, and while this isn't the first root-free tethering ...