NetShare pulled from the Apple Store

Posted on August 4, 2008 by Mark Urbin

Netshare is a very useful iPhone app that allows you to share the iPhone’s Internet connection with other devices over the WiFi connection.

Too bad it isn’t available anymore.  It was on the iTunes app store, but then it was pulled, put back, and then pulled again.

The app was produced by Nullriver Software.

No explanation from Apple on why this extremely useful app was pulled.

Update: Nullriver Software claims that they are “working with” with Apple about getting NetShare back in the iTunes Apps store.

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  1. Prices dropping on small notebook computers « Urbin Technology, on August 24, 2008 at 4:11 PM said:

    […] NetShare app that Apple pulled from the iTunes store would have been a perfect fit with a small WiFi enabled laptop as […]

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