Used Bluetooth and WiFi (Electromagnetic) Analyzer Tool for Android?


Bluetooth and WiFi (Electromagnetic) Analyzer Tool Analysis

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The Bluetooth and WiFi (Electromagnetic) Analyzer Tool is a utility application designed for Android devices, focusing on analyzing electromagnetic signals. This app provides users with a suite of features to scan, monitor, and visualize Bluetooth and WiFi networks. Using advanced algorithms, it can detect signal strength, network interference, and device connectivity issues, making it a valuable tool for both casual users and network professionals.

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In addition to real-time monitoring, the app offers detailed analytics on network performance, including channel utilization and signal-to-noise ratios. Users can explore various visualization options, such as graphs and charts, to better understand their network environment. The interface is user-friendly, allowing for easy navigation through different functionalities. Overall, this application serves as an essential tool for anyone looking to optimize their wireless network performance.

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Full Specifications

GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
1.1.6
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Additional Requirements
Requires Android 4.4 and up
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
8
Downloads Last Week
0

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Developer’s Description

There are available Bluetooth and separate WiFi Analyzers, this tool combine both functions.

There are available Bluetooth and separate WiFi Analyzers, this tool combine both functions. This tool is developed as an educational tool to find devices emitting electromagnetic (EM) signals.

For both Bluetooth and WiFi, range or distance is dependent on line of sight.

BT Range: Bluetooth 2.1 and Bluetooth 4 devices can be detected up to a theoretical range of 100 meters. Bluetooth 5 devices can be detected up to a theoretical range of 400 to 1000 meters. Range is dependent on environment such as presence of obstacles.

WiFi Range: 2.4 GHz band devices can be detected up to a theoretical range of around 45 meters. 5 GHz band devices can be detected up to a theoretical range of around 20 meters. Devices using 802.11n standard can be detected up to a theoretical range of around 50 meters.

Features:

No Ads and No Root required

Simple to use

Supports smartphone, Tablets, Generic Android TV Boxes

Supported and tested on Android Lollipop, Marshmallow, Nougat, Oreo, Pie

Good resource management

No frills, run with minimum RAM and CPU

No unnecessary function and permission

Safe and Privacy focused, no servers and does not connect to the Internet

Save and scan your favorite devices

Find devices using Bluetooth or WiFi

Find misplaced or lost equipment such as smart watch, smartphone, Bluetooth speakers, Bluetooth headset, Bluetooth car kits, ...

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Explanation: Higher RSSI means closer to you, e.g. a device with RSSI -60 is closer to you than a device with RSSI -78.

Bluetooth Devices are named with a "B:" in front of the MAC address.

WiFi Devices are named with a "W:" in front of the MAC address.

Note: Constant prolong usage of Bluetooth or WiFi (more than an hour each time) will drain your device battery faster and lead to long term deterioration of battery life.

This app is maintained for existing users who purchased it.


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