Tether.com gets approval of their handy iPhone internet tethering app “iTetether” for sale on App Store. “iTether” is a $14.99 application that exclusively allows you to share your iPhone‘s internet connection with Mac or PC over USB, meaning now you are able to do iPhone internet tethering with your Mac or PC through an easy to install l”iTether” app. Here is a Mac version for display:

Tether is an application that allows your Mac and PC to take advantage of your smartphone’s data plan, providing you access to the Internet on your laptop anywhere there is cellular coverage from your smartphone.
Tether is easy to install, easy to use, works practically anywhere, and is very cost-effective.
To download the PC software visit: http://tether.com/i/Tether-iPhone.exe
To download the Mac software visit: http://tether.com/i/Tether-iPhone.dmg
As described earlier, Tether offers companion applications for the Mac and PC.
If you have both apps running on your iPhone and Mac, you can use your iPhone’s internet connection over a USB cable on your Mac too and amazingly no Wi-Fi or Bluetooth support is required.
Principally, Apple never approves such type of application for sale through its App store due to restrictions set in the agreements with carriers, but this time apple showed relaxation and approved this app- another interesting thing to note.
If you remember guys, Apple approved a similar tethering app Netshare back in 2008 but it had to wipe out that one quickly from the App Store. Since then users were paying additional fees to U.S. carriers like AT&T and Verizon for their tethering applications as an add-on service for $20/month.
It seems, the authorization of iTether on App Store is an accidental mistake by Apple and no sooner it gets realized the matter, the company would again pull “iTether” back at any moment.
However, the iTether app is presently available on App Store for $14.99 only. Notably, even if Apple pulls it from App Store, it would continue working for the purchaser of the app, just like in the case of Netshare app.
Tether just claims that Apple wouldn’t pull “iTether” back from App Store as;
”we were very clear with Apple what our app did. they asked us a bunch of questions and then approved us.”
Tether has also introduced a similar app for both BlackBerry and Android platforms.
At present, Tether’s official website is down due to massive load of visitors, that means you can’t download the Mac/PC apps. Also, any iOS app bought verifies with Tether.com on each run, so iTetether wouldn’t work until the site is comes back online.
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