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31 Network Cell Info & Wifi - Free 7 day trial @ GooglePlay
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Posted 14th May 2022
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Network Cell Info is an extensive mobile network and Wi-Fi monitoring app with measurement and diagnostic tools (5G, LTE+, LTE, CDMA, WCDMA, GSM). Network Cell Info can help troubleshoot your reception and connectivity problems while keeping you in the know about your local cell carrier radio frequency landscape.
Features comparison: m2catalyst.com/app…res
Main features:
☆Almost Real-Time (1 sec.) monitoring of cellular carrier and WiFi signals in Gauge and Raw Tabs (*)
☆5G, LTE+, LTE, IWLAN, UMTS, GSM, CDMA support
☆One-tap WiFi/mobile internet performance speed test (download, upload, ping, and jitter)
☆Dual-SIM support (*)
☆2-3 Signal-meter gauges for both SIMs and WiFi (*)
☆Signal Plots, up to 2 cells
☆Band number (*)
☆SIM# preference option, for other than Gauge tab
☆Map with network cellular info and signal-meter gauges
☆History Logs, Measurements of cellular signals (in the Map tab)
☆Indication of cell locations (not carrier cell towers) in the Map from Mozilla Location Service (MLS), excl. CDMA (*)
☆Personal Best Signal Finder map layer shows your signal strength history by location
☆Crowdsourced Best Signal Finder shows your carrier's nearest best signals
☆Personal Best Signal Finder history graphs your signal strength over time
☆Route coloring (in the Map) according to the signal strength, and map markers with location and signal info
☆Measurements settings (minimum distance, minimum accuracy, motion sensor, etc.)
☆Database export history measurements in KML 2.2, MLS Geosubmit v.2, CLF v.3, OpenCellID CSV, and CMWF database types
☆Network information in Status Bar
☆Raw view of carrier network cellular info
☆Connection statistics (2G/3G/4G/5G)
☆SIM and device info
Notes:
Data accuracy is dependent on the device implementation of Android APIs. Not all manufacturers/devices implement fully/correctly Android APIs.
For Android < 5.0, Dual SIM is not supported for non-MediaTek devices, due to Android/device limitation.
You may use Mozilla Stumbler app to update the Mozilla MLS database in your area.
Features comparison: m2catalyst.com/app…res
Main features:
☆Almost Real-Time (1 sec.) monitoring of cellular carrier and WiFi signals in Gauge and Raw Tabs (*)
☆5G, LTE+, LTE, IWLAN, UMTS, GSM, CDMA support
☆One-tap WiFi/mobile internet performance speed test (download, upload, ping, and jitter)
☆Dual-SIM support (*)
☆2-3 Signal-meter gauges for both SIMs and WiFi (*)
☆Signal Plots, up to 2 cells
☆Band number (*)
☆SIM# preference option, for other than Gauge tab
☆Map with network cellular info and signal-meter gauges
☆History Logs, Measurements of cellular signals (in the Map tab)
☆Indication of cell locations (not carrier cell towers) in the Map from Mozilla Location Service (MLS), excl. CDMA (*)
☆Personal Best Signal Finder map layer shows your signal strength history by location
☆Crowdsourced Best Signal Finder shows your carrier's nearest best signals
☆Personal Best Signal Finder history graphs your signal strength over time
☆Route coloring (in the Map) according to the signal strength, and map markers with location and signal info
☆Measurements settings (minimum distance, minimum accuracy, motion sensor, etc.)
☆Database export history measurements in KML 2.2, MLS Geosubmit v.2, CLF v.3, OpenCellID CSV, and CMWF database types
☆Network information in Status Bar
☆Raw view of carrier network cellular info
☆Connection statistics (2G/3G/4G/5G)
☆SIM and device info
Notes:
Data accuracy is dependent on the device implementation of Android APIs. Not all manufacturers/devices implement fully/correctly Android APIs.
For Android < 5.0, Dual SIM is not supported for non-MediaTek devices, due to Android/device limitation.
You may use Mozilla Stumbler app to update the Mozilla MLS database in your area.
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31 Comments
sorted byAlso i could test the performance of each channel
Its there to solve a very specific and niche problem. You can use it to maximise the speed of your mobile internet by placing the router in the best zone but not many people need to do this as they use cable or phone line broadband
Opensignal maps
play.google.com/sto…nal
doc.e.foundation/eas…ler
You can buy a reasonably cheap, suitable for your needs, openbox unused smartphone that is on the list, and have at it! Works for me.
List of phones is larger if you do it the 'non-easy', which is how I did it. It can seem scary figuring how to flash TWRP. But you only do it once. (edited)
Start at doc.e.foundation/dev…ces
I've tried Lineage too, but /e/ is where I stopped experimenting. However, there are more options:
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Exactly what I was looking for too. Tried it, uninstalled it.
I care, but what alternative do I have?
I don't think anyone using a Google device cares about being snooped on. Already reports everything you do to Google every couple of minutes.
Nothing is free this days.
twitter.com/Tre…=19 (edited)
This is perfect and exactly what I was looking for. Thank you very much!
Where's the list for the non easy way please? is it this community.e.foundation/t/l…802?
And how can it continue to get heat when it's only a 7 day trial
The map page only seems to show my current provider strength... Thanks in advance!
I have not heard of it. Surely something more known and thus safe to install does the same or better for free anyway.
Indeed it does, but this app and others like it will also collect data on networks you're searching on, within the area you are using it.. So snooping on another level, if you get my meaning?