MuscleNerd has published an announcement on its Twitter account encouraging all people who need Internet tethering to purchase the TetherMe application instead of MyWi. MuscleNerd motivates his gesture by the fact that MyWi has an excessively high price for what it offers, and TetherMe offers approximately the same thing at a price 10 times lower. The main difference between MyWi and TetherMe is the fact that TetherMe does not yet allow tethering via WiFi, but MuscleNerd says that next week the application will be updated and will allow the use of the phone as a WiFi hotspot.
TetherMe costs $2 in Cydia, but it activates internet tethering for any carrier on any device, so it's worth the money compared to MyWi, which costs $20. MuscleNerd gave a strong blow to the developer who made MyWi, and I say this because a lot of people will turn to TetherMe instead of MyWi, even if the developer will still hike the price of the application.
