iStumbler – Search WiFi With Ease
Have you ever been on the road with your MacBook, iBook or PowerBook and needed to find a Wireless access point quickly to send a quick email, post an important blog entry, or check the latest news? Me too, and if you don’t have it already – you need iStumbler, because it will make this task much easier.
iStumbler is a very useful utility to scan available WiFi networks, Bluetooth devices, and Bonjour services, and it comes packaged in an attractive polished interface that screams Mac. It also is smart enough to give you signal strength and other information useful for choosing what network to join – all in one place!
(Obligatory warning: In some areas it is illegal to access a WiFi access point without the consent of the owner, so check local laws before hopping on a random network. Tip: most coffee shops offer free WiFi)
Where’s the Win32 version so normal people can use it?
Normal people? Most people interested in this don’t use Windows…
Both your comments make no sense at all. Now..
Could someone recommend a good Windows program similar to this? So the less fortunate of us can grab some free wifi.
the windows version is NetStumbler
Yeah, why do they bother like this is new or something? I dont use either win or mac, and I have many network tools that will show me strength of netowrks. Back in the day, like 4 years ago, sure, netstumbler was interesting, you can even add a gps feature to it. But now days isnt this just included with the os or the network card driver (when using winblows?). I mean come on, this is old hat.
Windows sucks
Macs sucks too
Linux sucks also
my Commodore rocks!
I remember downloading 100 windows shareware programs and maybe keeping one.
The mac programs were almost all keepers.
Went to show you how progams were thought out for fuctionality.
http://www.vintagecomputermanuals.com
I need keygen\crack\serial\reg\patch\key for program Thanks.
Windows sucks,
Linux Rocks
Mac’s ROCK the most
Commodore RoK’s
Apple TRS-80 Color is the BEST!!!!!!
And Boris Sucks the biggest wazzzoooo going you cheap basT___D
The TRS-80 was not from Apple, it was from Tandy, which has since become RadioShack.
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Since, this a Mac OS X program, I’m guessing no one cares about weather you use Windows, Linux, or *gasp* Commodore. Does anyone actually use this? or can attest to the programs ability to detect networks?
thanks!
-S
this is just a port of netstumbler with some added eyecandy for the apple fanboys. no news here
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I use KisMAC. http://www.kismac.de That’s better than iStumbler.
The TRS-80 was from Radio Shack,
It got the unlikley nickname of “Trash 80″.
Just a play on its name.
A lot of people had a lot of fun with it
“Where’s the Win32 version so normal people can use it?”
dude.. what the hell? seriously, chill.
Can someone give link to rapidshare\etc site for the crack???? Also is there win\linux version for normal people and not computer newbies using macs?
Yuri, anybody who asks for a win/linux version of a *Stumbler prog probably shouldn’t be accusing others of being computer newbies.
why is anyone not using mac looking at this?
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is a very useful utility to scan available WiFi networks, Bluetooth devices, and Bonjour services, and it comes packaged in an attractive polished interface that screams Mac. It also is smart enough to give you signal strength and other information useful for choosing what network to join – all in one place!