Check out some of the Wi-Fi apps I’ve listed for Android. This is the last episode in a series of Wi-Fi apps for different platforms.
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Android Wi-Fi Apps
Ekahau Site Survey Mobile
Use this app with your Ekahau Site Survey Pro software. It can provide a perspective from the client side.
Metageek InSSIDer Office
Apparently, I cannot find this in the Google Play store. I know I’ve used it before but it is not there unless I am having a hard time seeing it. What do you guys think?
Airo
This is a Wi-Fi app for Android developed by Aruba Networks. It displays the network health in an easy to read format. The health is split into two areas, Wi-Fi and WAN.
WiFi Analyzer
This Wi-Fi app gives you information about the Wi-Fi networks around you. Displays in a graph of which channels are being used by which networks. It’s a tool you can use to determine which channels you can use for your network.
Fing
This app provides many tools inside it. Fing can be used as a network scanner to detect what is on your network. There’s a Wi-Fi scanner, a tool to detect what’s on your network, port scanner, ping sweep, and more.
WiFi Overview 360 is probably my favorite Android wireless tool. It is a good scanner and works as a reliable and free receiver app when measuring wall attenuation.
Thanks for your comment Dawn. I’ll have to check this out!