Aspecto Software releases its popular Wi-Fi scanning utility, WiFiFoFum, for the iPhone (compatible with any iPhone or iPod Touch). Running on the iPhone 2.2 software update, this app scans for wireless 802.11 networks and get detailed information on each one.
Daniel P. Sama wrote:
While the iPhone’s built-in ability to scan for networks is fine, WiFiFoFum really shines through with the ability to distinguish signal strength using the RSSI channel. If your mobile device has GPS capabilities, access points can also be saved to KML logs which can be e-mailed or imported into Google Maps.
You can purchase it instantly for $2.99 from the App Store. Let us know if you had a chance to testing it out.
[via MacWorld]
I am sorry, but this is so old. This was available last year already. And there was a even better one available called WiFinder which would let you also connect to the found networks (if they where open). But i think Apple pulled this.
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I checked my itunes recipients: I downloaded it over four month ago.
This is still old news, even i you deleted my original comment, you know?
Not paying I have easy-wifi which it was for free or still is. Works great for wifi hotspots.
ChiefBroady: My bad, you’re right.
Cutnclip: Thanks for sharing.
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