Here are Wi-Fi apps we use under iOS. Although limited to the adapter, there are many good apps available to use for Wi-Fi purposes.
This episode is sponsored by Metageek.
Wi-Fi Apps for Apple iOS
Here are Wi-Fi apps we use under iOS. Although limited to the adapter, there are many good apps available to use for Wi-Fi purposes.
This episode is sponsored by Metageek.
Wi-Fi Apps for Apple iOS
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So what is the #1 you recommend?
My #1 is Airport Utility for scanning nearby Wi-Fi networks. I always have my phone with me so this is useful.
One more feature of Airport tool:
After analyzing WiFi neighboroud, stop it and press the lower right i button. That will give you a summary of APs per channel.
Thanks for this episode!
Laurent.
PS: Let’s make it for a full french episode 🙂
Good tip! I didn’t even notice it there before.