Android Central Editors' app picks for Sept. 3, 2011

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Ah, so, the Android Market. We meet again. What apps shall we pluck from the depths this week? Join us after the break for a look off the beaten path. Apps that might not get the attention they deserve, deserve attention nonetheless.

Alex Dobie - PdaNet 3.02 (free)

PdaNet

           When you're on the road, the ability to tether your phone to a laptop or netbook can be invaluable. But due to carrier or software restrictions, this isn't possible on every Android device right out of the box. And some users still experience problems using Android's native tethering abilities with certain carriers, even if the service isn't blocked at the software level.
PdaNet gracefully side-steps many of the issues associated with tethering, offering the ability to share your phone's data connection via USB or Bluetooth. The Bluetooth option can have you up and running in seconds -- simply pair your phone with your laptop, hit "Enable Bluetooth DUN" and follow the instructions. USB tethering requires a little more groundwork, as you'll need to install the PdaNet client on your PC or Mac first, but once you've done that, everything works without a hitch. PdaNet 3.02 is available for free on the Android Market.

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