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If you want to connect your iPhone to a wi-fi hotspot, you can do it very easily. This will connect your phone to a computer or any other hardware through wireless network. This way you can use iPhone as a wireless router. You need to jailbreak your phone and install third party application to turn into wifi hotspot. Here is the guideline in which you will get an idea how to make this happen in your iPhone.

Yes, iOS 4.3 has mobile hotspot support. Yes, it's possible that AT&T will enable it. No, it will not be coming to every iPhone.

Yesterday, AT&T confirmed that the mobile hotspot feature for the iPhone 4 would arrive on March 11th. What they didn't confirm is whether or not it will support 5 Wi-Fi devices.

The iPhone 4 hits Verizon on February 10th, awesome. It will have 3G mobile hotspot support. Very awesome.

We don't often cover apps for jailbroken iPhones, but the topic of using a 3G phone as a WiFi hotspot to share the connection is one we've shared before. Apps like WMWiFiRouter and JoikuSpot cover this function on Windows Mobile and Symbian S60 devices, but what about that snazzy iPhone 3G? Well, an old name has a new solution. I'm talking about PdaNet, an application I used to tether my XV6700 to a Toshiba M205 Tablet PC back in 2004.

A new field of study, which discusses about the presense of a website all around web is becoming popular. Currently known as Web Presense Optimization, it discusses about the importance of becoming more and more social and user-oriented instead of becoming a hotspot for the bots of seach engines.

Adding a fashionable touch to Research in Motion's formidable arsenal of telephonic, PIM, and media tools, the BlackBerry 8320 Curve for T-Mobile is also the smallest, lightest BlackBerry phone that includes a full QWERTY keyboard

No fees, no subscriptions and free Wi-Fi. Barnes and Noble has promoted their newly debuted eBookstore perfectly and AT&T finally did some good in the world.