Scott716
01-19-2006, 12:32 PM
For when traveling or on the road and looking for an available hotspot, I wonder if anyone has experimented with using their Pocket PC as a WiFi hotspotter (also called a hotspot detector)
As long as a Pocket PC has WiFi capability, it should be able to quickly identify available WiFi networks, their names, signal strengths and encryption types.
And the Pocket PCs do this within seconds of being turned on. That is much better than waiting for a PC to boot up,only to find that there is no WiFi access.
Has anyone seen an application for Pocket PCs that do this? It would substitute for products like this -
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1895,1886772,00.asp
Thanks!!
As long as a Pocket PC has WiFi capability, it should be able to quickly identify available WiFi networks, their names, signal strengths and encryption types.
And the Pocket PCs do this within seconds of being turned on. That is much better than waiting for a PC to boot up,only to find that there is no WiFi access.
Has anyone seen an application for Pocket PCs that do this? It would substitute for products like this -
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1895,1886772,00.asp
Thanks!!