Anybody got personal hotspot working on iPad 3 in AUSTRIA?

Non of my friends got the personal hotspot feature working on their iPads 3 using t-mobile as carrier.
I even tried a SIM card, which works fine with my iPhone 4 providing the personal hotspot but no respective function on the iPad 3.
Did someone succeed with t-mobile Austria (and if yes, how?) or any other Austrian operator?

huh,
how dare u to inform m dat i messd up in m 1st evr que on here?( kiddin')
                well, i didnt expected som1 to rply dat fast, anyway tnx fr dat...
first of all i was confused to choose right word, well if dis gonna suite u, lemmi kno-
               "m bf live in CAL-malibu, i'd directly hav asked him bt im pretty sure he has no idea about services in india, so, fr u, i run m iphone 4 with tata docomo carrier which provides personal hotspot also( no extra charges eccept data plan's) bt for ipad 2 ,i'm somwhat confused... in us at&t or version charges extra for dat, so i just wanna kno if i run m ipad 2 with tata's sim & data plan, will it provide m personal hotspot or net thetring on ipad 2 so i can share net for m macbk pro or other wi-fi devices,lik m iphone do? i mean is personal hotspot available on ipad2? i guess dat i should contact carrier provider 1st, & i did twice, two totaly different centre, bt they seem to hav no ans... it means dat i should tak d risk & see myself after purchasing an ipad dat if it provide personal hotspot or net thetring... so i'm just trying to be smart ovr here.."
p.s.-        lik i said im just beginer herer, i probably messed up in relatin' m que for d right topic, & im sorry bout dat...dont b confused dat why im still continuing than, its just dat i dont kno how to correct m mistake there, so, if u got time frm yr busy & soo importnt life, u can tell mor on dat...
wid lots of lov
\/@n

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