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jasperdog I hate code! Posts: 1 Reg: Sep 24, 2012 barnsley 210	confirm \| cancel 09/24/12 02:11 AM (13 years ago) would it be useful?? hi, was wondering if people would consider an app that quickly allows you to choose between two wifi connections to be useful. i have two wifi connections at home and depending on where i am governs which connection i pick to get the best speed, just irritating having to go in to settings all the time. any thoughts would be appreciated. cheers jd Title Comments hi, was wondering if people would consider an app that quickly allows you to choose between two wifi connections to be useful. i have two wifi connections at home and depending on where i am governs which connection i pick to get the best speed, just irritating having to go in to settings all the time. any thoughts would be appreciated. cheers jd

tb buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 2050 Reg: Nov 03, 2011 Oxford 32,300	09/25/12 12:51 PM (13 years ago) A) You could join the two networks to make one stronger network B) It's a good idea, but what advantages would it have over the settings app? C) How are you going to make such an app. This is well beyond the Buzztouch limits. However, you're free to have a try. I don't want to sound rude, but your app would basically make people enter an app to change the WiFi (your app), how is that different to the Settings app? Comments A) You could join the two networks to make one stronger network B) It's a good idea, but what advantages would it have over the settings app? C) How are you going to make such an app. This is well beyond the Buzztouch limits. However, you're free to have a try. I don't want to sound rude, but your app would basically make people enter an app to change the WiFi (your app), how is that different to the Settings app?

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