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I used inssider on droid a while ago to see wifi signals in the area. &nbsp;<br />
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Any better apps you would recommend these days? &nbsp;It seems inssider is now a paid version?<br />
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I think there's nothing for iOS, right? &nbsp;Apple doesn't let you access the wifi system enough to see the info it needs, right?
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I used inssider on droid a while ago to see wifi signals in the area.  

Any better apps you would recommend these days?  It seems inssider is now a paid version?

I think there's nothing for iOS, right?  Apple doesn't let you access the wifi system enough to see the info it needs, right?

Simple (free?) app for iphone, droid and windows to see wireless network information

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Wireless Hardware

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Wireless Networking

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