Oh, yeah, this guy must be a real ignorant rube to want to use his Storm to find a wifi spot! Can you believe anyone would be that stupid? What a friggin' *****!
...or, maybe he just wants to use his cell phone to try and find a place in a strange town where he can use his laptop. Just saying.
Oh, yeah, this guy must be a real ignorant rube to want to use his Storm to find a wifi spot! Can you believe anyone would be that stupid? What a friggin' *****!
...or, maybe he just wants to use his cell phone to try and find a place in a strange town where he can use his laptop. Just saying.
Sure, but how would a device without a wifi receptor detect wifi connectivity?
Originally Posted by Reverend Loki
Oh, yeah, this guy must be a real ignorant rube to want to use his Storm to find a wifi spot! Can you believe anyone would be that stupid? What a friggin' *****!
...or, maybe he just wants to use his cell phone to try and find a place in a strange town where he can use his laptop. Just saying.
Sure, but how would a device without a wifi receptor detect wifi connectivity?
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Could be the OP is simply looking for an app that has a database of hotspots.
yeah i mean there are iphone applications that check for hotspots, itd be cool of that app was writing to a central website and keeping records, then they could create an app for the storm which used the gps to check back into their database for the closest wifi hotspot to use
...or, maybe he just wants to use his cell phone to try and find a place in a strange town where he can use his laptop. Just saying.
Sure, but how would a device without a wifi receptor detect wifi connectivity?
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Could be the OP is simply looking for an app that has a database of hotspots.
I know, seriously. The people who are going on and on about reading the manual are looking so dumb right now. This app could be useful for exactly what you said - looking up wifi hotspots to use another wifi enabled device like a laptop.
To actually answer the OP's question, there is a website wi-fihotspotlist.com. It works OK in a pinch on the Blackberry browser, but I don't think there is a mobile version sadly. There is a version you can download to your computer though and you can check hotspots without being connected to the website.
I know, seriously. The people who are going on and on about reading the manual are looking so dumb right now. This app could be useful for exactly what you said - looking up wifi hotspots to use another wifi enabled device like a laptop.
To actually answer the OP's question, there is a website wi-fihotspotlist.com. It works OK in a pinch on the Blackberry browser, but I don't think there is a mobile version sadly. There is a version you can download to your computer though and you can check hotspots without being connected to the website.
Thanks, I was looking for that purpose. I travel sometimes and I need wifi access to either logon to my work or use my wifi skype phone. I tried using skoot and webmessenger, but they dont work well and I already have wifi skype phone.
On skype client, there is "JiWire Hotspot finder" skype buddy, which can help when I am online, not otherwise.
JiWire has a good collection of hotspots and their options on their website, but their site is not blackberry friendly. Since I will be travelling abroad, I wanted to know if there is an app like JiWire for iPhone for blackberry.
Yes, I do know Storm does not have wifi, but does not mean that people cannot write web-apps for it to find things.
Example: I love Pandora and Slacker, but some times, I would like to listen to my music collection than some random music from somewhere else. Guess what, I installed GNUmp3d on my Desktop Linux and I am able to listen to my music over the internet from my music collection.
I am no programmer, so I would not know how to write an app to do what I am asking or looking for.
If any one finds out a good BB friendly website which lists wifi hotspots, please share. If I find one, I will post it here too.
*pulls out his fire extinguisher and puts out the flames*
Ignore them man they get excitable sometimes. Did some research for you and looks like you want the new super pages mobile app. Just go to Yellow Pages: Superpages Yellow Pages, Maps, Driving Directions, Weather... from you blackberry browser. Best of all its free.
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*pulls out his fire extinguisher and puts out the flames*
Ignore them man they get excitable sometimes. Did some research for you and looks like you want the new super pages mobile app. Just go to from you blackberry browser. Best of all its free.
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Awesome, that website is just what I needed. Whole of next week, I am on the road, so this will be very handy for me. Thanks for helping.
