Networks Pro
$0.87
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About Networks Pro
Sometimes it just helps to have a visual look at your networks. Networks allows you to see the cellular and Wi-Fi networks around you by placing them on a map (using OpenStreetMaps), and highlighting the ones you are connected to.
Open up Networks and you can quickly see what networks you are connected to and where they are from, against your location collected from GPS or Wi-Fi. You can open Networks in different places and it’ll fill the map with networks from all across town. When you’re done, you can export this data to CSV to open it in your favorite spreadsheet program.
A recording mode is coming soon so you can record networks without keeping the app open.
Networks uses and modifies code from the OSMDroid project, which is licensed under the Apache License.
Open up Networks and you can quickly see what networks you are connected to and where they are from, against your location collected from GPS or Wi-Fi. You can open Networks in different places and it’ll fill the map with networks from all across town. When you’re done, you can export this data to CSV to open it in your favorite spreadsheet program.
A recording mode is coming soon so you can record networks without keeping the app open.
Networks uses and modifies code from the OSMDroid project, which is licensed under the Apache License.
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App History & Updates
What's Changed
1.5: Introduced a new, more memory-efficient method for drawing networks, and set a limit of 100 on the amount of networks that can be captured; if this is exceeded, the oldest modified network will be deleted. Also, introduced new code that will allow Networks to gracefully degrade in the event a device lacks either a cell or a Wi-Fi radio. Lastly, fixed several bugs, including one that kept the network type from being saved, and upgraded the version of OSMDroid used.
1.5: Introduced a new, more memory-efficient method for drawing networks, and set a limit of 100 on the amount of networks that can be captured; if this is exceeded, the oldest modified network will be deleted. Also, introduced new code that will allow Networks to gracefully degrade in the event a device lacks either a cell or a Wi-Fi radio. Lastly, fixed several bugs, including one that kept the network type from being saved, and upgraded the version of OSMDroid used.
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