AT&T to allow iphone tethering?

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Is AT&T going to finally allow iPhone owners to use their handsets as 3G modems? As stated by a post on Macblogz, AT&T is ready roll ot a tethering plan for an extra $10 a month. Im a huge fan of tethering so i think its about time AT&T finally came to terms, although im not quite sure how there 3G network is going to handle the extra traffic.

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