iPhone 3G S is out and every iPhone S**T is out there in the line waiting to get his/her hands on iPhone 3G S. Many of you might know that the new iPhone 3GS, as well as Apple’s latest software update, iPhone 3.0, allows iPhone owners to share their device’s mobile phone signal with their computer to enable them to browse the web over the 3G network – a process known as tethering.

So now you don't have to install any third party application or hack your phone to use the iPhone Tethering. What you don't know is that making the Apple iPhone tethering legal, mobile operators now will charge you extra $$ per month to use this service.

According to Appmodo. the tethering will run you $55 per month. So why spend extra $55 for tethering? Is it really worth it? But one person has found a way of easily enabling free tethering on the iPhone, without having to “hack” the device.

You just have to point your iPhone browser to {ln:nw:http://help.benm.at}, installing the necessary carrier browser and profile, and then the gadget is ready to share its internet connection with a laptop via Bluetooth or USB.

Currently the site supports iPhone 3GS Tethering for Australia A1, T-Mobile, Orange, Germany T-Mobile, Swedish Sunrise, Orange, Swisscom, Italy Tim, Vodafone, Wind, H3G. 

Looks like Soon AT & T will be also in the list.