Use your Android as a modem.

(සිංහලෙන් කියවන්න මෙතැනින්.)

You can use your USB Tethering enabled Android to share its Data/Internet connection on computer. There are many ways to do so and here is an easier way for that.

You can use "PdaNet+", which is one of the most popular tethering apps for most mobile platforms (Android, iPhone/iOS, BlackBerry, etc..) It allows you to use your Android phone's data connection on your computer via USB cable (or bluetooth). It is faster than most other tethering apps and It doesn't require to root your phone.

You can use PdaNet's free or paid version for sharing your phone's Internet connection. You need to install "PdaNet+" app for your Android and the software "PdaNet+" for your PC.

Let's see the steps for installing PdaNet+ for your Android and PC.

1. Install the Android app for your Android device.
(Click here to install PdaNet+ from Google Plastore.)

2. Download and install the "PdaNet+" software for PC. (You can download the installation file to your Android phone's SD card, connect your phone via USB cable and mount the SD card, and run the installation package from there.)

(Click here and get the suitable software for your PC.)

There are several steps for installing PdaNet+ for the PC. Follow the steps and  complete the installation.
(enable USB debugging on your Android phone in Settings > Applications > Development)

3. Open the PdaNet+ app on your smartphone and select "Enable USB
Tether", then connect your Android phone to your PC via USB cable to share the internet connection.

4. Connect PdaNet+ and click on the PdaNet icon in your taskbar, and select "Connect Internet.
(To connect via Bluetooth, select "Enable Bluetooth DUN" in the Android app and pair your Android phone with your PC via Bluetooth.)

5. Done. Now you can use your Android device as a modem. You should have turned on data connection of your phone.

*****Note*****
  • Please note that you can use only limited MBs per day after the trial period.