So here it is....
This little application brings to us the capability to broadcast your incoming Mobile Broadband connection - as a WiFi signal!
(You can also connect using the usb but that functionality comes standard anyway!)
For me I am using the HTC Titan - I have an incoming Telecom Mobile Broadband connection (T3G) and is broadcast out using the WiFi network card within the device.
Unfortunately I cannot take any screen shots to show you because of how the application utilizes the mini-usb.
Thankfully the developers have brought us this capability in such an easy app I have provided an easy how to guide right here.
1 - You can download the Zip file here.
Extract and load the .cab file onto your device (using Active-sync or Windows Mobile Device Center) and install.
2 - Next we will need to set up the connection settings.
Go to:
1.

-Start Menu
- Settings
- Connection Tab
- Network Cards
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3.

- Name your Network
( I have named mine T3G over WiFi)
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- Check the "Device to device (ad hov) connection" box and click Next
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4.

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(You can come back here later assuming everything works fine to set up security.)
- Next and Finish!
5.

Done... you are now carrying round a portable WiFi network in your pocket.
Instructions here are for set up on an HTC Titan.
For trouble-shooting click here.