RPI Wifi for Android в Android Market

RPI Wifi for Android (v. 1.5.3)
Разработано Helpdesk Studios

Faster internet and longer battery life!

For the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's wireless network.

Бесплатно

Категория: Связь

Закачек: 5000-10000

Размер: 22.1 KB

Опубликовано: 2010-11-12

Обновлено: 2011-08-16

Официальный сайт:
John-lee.net

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Права доступа: 6 (показать/скрыть полный список)

Системное имя пакета: hd.wifi

Комментарии и оценки пользователей для RPI Wifi for Android

[2011-07-15] Mike:
Does everything it should, and the rest of my wireless settings still work. $.99 well spent

[2011-07-14] Johnny:
Works perfectly on Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1

[2011-07-06] John:
Crashes on my Incredible 2

[2011-06-18] Melissa:
Force closes

[2011-05-08] george:
work fine

[2011-01-24] ceriem:
Works perfectly on campus. Just wish you could store your credentials so I don't have to type in my password every time.

[2010-12-17] Dominique:
Sucks.....

[2010-12-05] Mike:
Want start up at all

[2010-11-01] Chris:
This is a great application. It does everything it should and is well supported by the developers.

[2010-09-28] Christian:
make the wifi profile first, or else the app will crash

[2010-09-28] Tiffany Hu:
Originally didn't work with my HTC Aria but the developer patiently helped me solve the problem - works perfectly now!

[2010-09-27] Kevin:
Works seemlessly with RPI's network! It's way better than the free one!

[2010-09-27] david:
Would not load, too many fc. Uninstalling.

[2010-09-25] Tinya:
Works great on my HTC Incredible! Developer actually tries to fix problems, and there's some great feedback over in a topic at reddit.com/r/rpi

[2010-09-18] Brendan:
Its alright

[2010-09-16] Zach:
Works perfectly on nexus one and every other android phone I've seen. Developer will help you get it working if you have any issues. Very fast.

[2010-09-15] Greg:
Works fine with the new update. Droid X.

[2010-09-13] Tom:
Works flawlessly on Droid 1