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Barnacle 0.6.7 for HTC Evo, Aria, Liberty

Version 0.6.7 is available. Barnacle 0.6.7 should work on HTC Evo and, with some extra work, on Aria and Liberty (and possibly Desire) as well. For Aria/Liberty you will need to download new firmware for your wifi driver.

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What's new in Barnacle 0.6.6

Version 0.6.6 is a minor update that should fix Barnacle on Milestone and a couple other phones. It also cleans up the log a little bit.

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Barnacle and iPad

Many users have issues connecting iPad to Barnacle's ad-hoc network. Here's some light as to why iPads are having difficulties when iPods and iPhones are doing fine.

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What's new in Barnacle 0.6.5

Version 0.6.5 is hopefully the last of the December series of updates (starting at 0.6 through 0.6.4 so far).

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What's new in Barnacle 0.6.3

Version 0.6.3 is so major I was contemplating calling it 0.7.

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What's new in Barnacle 0.6.2

Version 0.6.2 is an incremental update to 0.6.1 which improves the startup speed, but most importantly adds a couple new preferences:

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No more Barnacle Wifi Legacy

I have unpublished the legacy version from the Market: Barnacle Wifi Legacy. If you really want it you can get it from here, but I encourage you to use the current version as the legacy won't receive any bug fixes or updates.

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What's new in Barnacle 0.6.1

Version 0.6.1 had a bumpy release. A small repo conundrum caused an old FC to creep back into the release. That's what I get for using subversion over afs. Here's what's new:

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Barnacle’s Technical Details

Barnacle Wifi Tether is a combination of three tools to provide wifi tethering capability on an Android phone. Those three tools are:

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Barnacle’s Background Story

I have developed Barnacle Wifi Tether in my spare time on my girlfriend's request. Her Android phone didn't have a data plan as did mine, so wifi tethering was her birthday gift. In my ambition, I decided to develop a solution that would not require flashing a custom kernel. I learned a lot about Android app development in the process.

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