AutoWiFi at Mac App Store analyse

AutoWiFi logs on your iPhone or iPod Touch automatically to Wi-Fi hotspots by saving your username and password and sending it to the hotspot provider when needed. No more remembering and retyping your username and password every time: just launch AutoWiFi and youre connected. It replaces the built in system and works with many hotspots that the built in system does not work with. Not sure if AutoWiFi is the right App for you? Try AutoWiFi Lite free of charge first (available in the App Store). ----- Note: If you get a “No WiFi Connection” or “You are already connected” message, follow these instructions: With iOS 5.1 and above you need to disable “Auto-Login” in the iOS device settings. To do so open the Settings app, tap Wi-Fi, and the blue arrow icon on the right, and turn off Auto-Login. Now connect to the network. AutoWiFI will now be able to see your network and learn to use it by watching you log in (if you already logged in, log out and then launch AutoWiFi) ----- By using an advanced learning system AutoWiFi works with most web authenticated hotspots out of the box so you dont have to send us information on the hotspot for us to add it to a database. Simply launch AutoWiFi and log in once by following the "add network" instructions. AutoWiFi learns what to do to connect and will automatically connect you in future without you having to reenter your data: quick, clean and easy. Feature List: * Automatically logs you on to your web authenticated hotspots (public WiFi hotspots such as universities, hotels, restaurants, cafes) * Advanced learning system can learn to connect to hotspots without sending us information about them first * Store as many WLAN hotspots as you want to * No need to wait for us to update a database in case a hotspot changes its connection profile: just let AutoWiFi relearn it * Zero-Touch reconnecting: once AutoWiFi knows your network you only need to launch the app, no further clicks are needed to log on * Very easy to use Current Limitations: * iPhone OS 3.0 problems, use OS 2.x or 3.1 instead * Will not work on hotspots where you have to enter your username and password on the first page and accept a license agreement on a second page * Networks that need an sms to connect (e.g. the AT&T network) will not work Getting Started: 1) Go to the hotspot you wish to use and add it to the iPhones known hotspots (launch Settings and press WiFi). 2) Instead of launching Safari to enter your user name and password, launch AutoWiFi instead. 3) AutoWiFi will offer you an Add Network button. Click it and follow the instructions to teach AutoWiFi to connect. 4) Next time you need to log in to this hotspot just launch AutoWiFi and it will automatically re-authenticate you. You no longer need to retype your username and password every time.