Nov 6th, 2009 - Wired
Verizon is set to make tethering on the newly released Motorola Droid phone official next year. But to use the feature, most consumers will have to pay an additional $30 a month.
"Tethering will not be available at launch but it is scheduled," says Brenda Raney, spokesperson for Verizon Wireless.
Tethering allows users to connect their laptops or other devices to the internet through their smartphones and its data connection. Though Verizon rival AT&T has also promised tethering for the iPhone, it is yet to offer any details on availability or how much it will cost iPhone users.
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