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Tethering your iPhone: Accessing EDGE from your Laptop

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Here's another proof of concept that may become easier to accomplish over time. Cre.ations.net posts instructions on how to tether your iPhone -- allowing you to access EDGE internet from your laptop.

The instructions are a bit involved and require some knowledge of using the various hacking tools that give you more direct access to your iPhone. All the needed links/instructions are posted on the tutorial.

Forum user buzzert has posted a video accomplishing the same task (though we don't know if he used the same tutorial). The video demonstrates him browsing MacRumors from his Mac laptop.

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