Native tethering. If my 3 year old subsidized, locked V3xx could do it, my $529 unsubsidized, unlocked phone should be able to as well. To heck with what the carriers want. Let's get the CAPABILITY in place and then have the fight with the poor put upon carriers over why that capability forces bigger bills. Maybe it would speed the march to pricing by the bit used, not by the capability.
BT handsfree dialing of a locked phone. Ditto what the 3 year old V3xx could do.
PS - sounds like maybe you should stick with the V3XX if you think it's that great
You can install PDAnet without rooting your device. It's not "native", but it took all of 3 minutes to install on my netbook & Nexus One. It's free if you don't need https and only $30 to purchase. And using Bluetooth it can tether wirelessly.
WiFi Tethering - it's native to my cooked Desire ROM - works 100x better than PDANet ever did... in comparison, I would not go back to PDANet unless it was my last resort... it was so flaky... would never keep a consistent connection... i kept having to reconnect... with 'Wireless Tethering' (that's the name of the app/widget)... i've been connected for 3hrs straight so far and not a single hiccup in the connection... SUPER stable... even took a call WHILE connected to data... had a 20min conversation, flawless voice... data kept chugging.... it rocks!
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