There’s nothing more frustrating than manually clicking through a list of networks on your Macbook’s Airport, desperately trying to find that one open one with a decent signal. No longer. With Apple’s just-released WiFind app, a click to Airport automatically tells you which networks are unlocked and how strong their signal is. Stealing your neighbor’s Wi-Fi officially just got a whole lot easier.
by
Seth Porges
on
May 28, 2007
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Well, it’s not actually made by apple, just catalogued by them. The maker, according to the same catalogue page is tastyapps.com and the correct url would be http://www.tastyapps.com/
Seems to be a good little app though, I’ll try it out for a while…
FINALLY!!! thanks!
Seriously?
I’m no Apple-basher by any means. But Apple hasn’t implemented this feature until now!?
Wow. Guess I don’t feel so bad about being a Windows user.