RUN THE APP ON YOUR PHONE AND FOLLOW THE SETUP WIZARD.

EasyTether shares Internet connection from your smartphone with your computer, tablet and router.

It supports USB tethering for Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, FreeBSD computers, Android 6.0 / 5.0+ / 4.0.3+ tablets and OpenWrt-based routers.

It supports Bluetooth tethering for Windows, Linux, *BSD computers and Android 6.0 / 5.0+ / 4.0.3+ tablets.

It does not require root access or special tethering plans.

It supports PS3, Xbox and Wii tethering by means of Internet connection sharing feature on Windows or Mac.

We recommend that you try free EasyTether Lite before making a purchase.

One-time fee only.

EasyTether uses only official APIs ensuring your phone's security.

Unlike many tethering widgets, EasyTether implements its own tethering mechanism completely from scratch.

Some carriers have hidden the original EasyTether app. They cannot do this because of the latest FCC tether rules.
Note that all paid EasyTether versions function the same way, you can buy whatever is visible with your carrier or install EasyTether apk directly from our website
http://www.mobile-stream.com/a/easytether-device.apk


Remove other EasyTether versions before installation.

Product Reviews

"EasyTether Pro takes your hand and walks you gently into Tetherland. You'll be tethering with this app for years to come, as long as your carrier still offers unlimited data.While the setup prcoess may be a bit tricky for the least tech savvy, most users will be up and tethering in no time. Tether on my friends. 9.5/10" - Ben Freed, App Rundown

"While EasyTether involves a bit more work than rooted tether apps, it is a nice solution for people that can't or don't want to root their phones." - Ed Clark, Androinica

"Overall, EasyTether is a great app to have. It is very useful and since it is USB enabled it will not drain your battery. The speed is excellent even though it is coming from a smartphone. I suggest that you go Pro for $9.99 just because it will allow you to access websites that you will probably need to access anyway (HTTPS)." - The Good Find