The latest in smartphone innovation is a software application from Microsoft that turns any device running Windows Mobile 6 or higher into a wireless router that allows any other WiFi-enabled device to share its GPRS/UMTS/HSPA cellular data connection.
What that means is, with the groundbreaking new WMWifiRouter you can surf the internet from any of your WiFi-enabled devices using the cellular data connection that you're paying for on just one of your handsets. To make use of the WMWiFiRouter, just make sure the cellular data connection you're paying for is through a smartphone running a compatible version of Windows Mobile.
The technology is new and under "heavy development", and therefore could have some bugs to iron out, but word is it may even be possible to run the WMWifiRouter on a smartphone running Windows Mobile 5.
Best of all, the program is being offered as a free download.
For the latest on this technology, including the link to download the WMWifiRouter for free onto your smart phone, visit the developer's site.
