- JiWire WiFi Hotspot Finder has been discontinued
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Developer
JiWire, Inc.
JiWire WiFi Hotspot Finder is a Dashboard widget that gives you desktop access to JiWire's complete global hotspot database. plus a built-in Wi-Fi network detector to help you locate and connect to immediately available networks.
With our comprehensive directory of more than 140,000 Wi-Fi hotspots in 131 countries, JiWire makes it easy to find free and paid locations anywhere in the world where you can connect with your AirPort-equipped PowerBook, MacBook, or MacBook Pro.
To search for Wi-Fi hotspots, simply select a country and then enter as much address information as you have.
To search for Wi-Fi hotspots, simply select a country and then enter as much address information as you have.
What's New
Version 3.0: Now a Universal Binary for Intel Macs.
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JiWire WiFi Hotspot Finder is a Dashboard widget that gives you desktop access to JiWire's complete global hotspot database. plus a built-in Wi-Fi network detector to help you locate and connect to immediately available networks.
With our comprehensive directory of more than 140,000 Wi-Fi hotspots in 131 countries, JiWire makes it easy to find free and paid locations anywhere in the world where you can connect with your AirPort-equipped PowerBook, MacBook, or MacBook Pro.
To search for Wi-Fi hotspots, simply select a country and then enter as much address information as you have. The more specific your search criteria, the more exact your search results will be. You can even search on a partial zip code, such as 941 for San Francisco or SE1 for London. Click Find Hotspots to see your results.
To search for Wi-Fi hotspots, simply select a country and then enter as much address information as you have. The more specific your search criteria, the more exact your search results will be. You can even search on a partial zip code, such as 941 for San Francisco or SE1 for London. Click Find Hotspots to see your results.
Anonymous reviewed on 24 Sep 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 20 Sep 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 29 Apr 2005
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MacBook Pro 15" 2.33 GHz, OS X 10.4.8
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Must be an incompatibility with something I have running. Too bad, and I haven't enough time to do more testing.