Mobile hotspot application - where to find?

The site says that Mobile Hotspot application was developed by HP specifically for the HP webOS platform. I tried to search for it in App Catalog but didn't find it. Where do I get it?
Post relates to: Pre 2 p102una (Unlocked NA)

The unlocked Pre2 does not include Mobile HotSpot... There are some Homebrew options to add it, but be advised - AT&T charges for this tethering option, and we've heard of users getting "caught" by the carrier and having this added to their bill.
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