wifi

Is Wi-Fi Direct connection possible within iOS devices and among Wi-Fi Direct enabled devices? The objective is to enable communication between an iOS device and another device (not necessarily another iOS device. It could be Android, Mac, PC) without the presence of any controllers. (WAPs). iOS devices can connect to an ad-hoc network, and if they do so they will have full wireless network capabilities. The limitation is with creating an ad-hoc network from the device itself, which is not allowed/not possible. An alternative would be to use the GameKit/Game Center API which uses Bluetooth to

Is it possible to connect two android phones by wi-fi, without using a bluetooth/GSM/CDMA/IR? Also, there is no any laptop or wi-fi access points or wi-fi routers. I think, that it is possible to create some SSID on both phones, do a static configure of IP addresses. Will android connect to another's android wi-fi? If they will be connected, how can I send a file from one phone to second? Is there a ftp-client and server? or Can I ssh to other phone? Or telnel/netcat? Maybe http ? Peter Knego This is called ad hoc network and has been asked before: Can Android do peer-to-peer ad-hoc networking

We have iPad and iPhone devices, but short of wires. Is there any way that we can install/debug the builds over Wi-Fi in iOS? I know the way in Android, but not of iOS. Indrajeet Now by using Xcode 9 and iOS 11 it is possible to run apps by using Wi-Fi . Connect the iPhone via USB, go into the device window ( Cmd - Shift - 2 ), select your phone, and check the connect via network box. More thorough instructions with screenshots here Pre-Xcode 9 answer: Over Wi-Fi installing and debugging of applications is not possible in iOS. But there are some websites where you can upload your builds and

I should be developing an indoor positioning system for some place , so I started by gathering info about how to develop such a system , the question I am up to now is : what controls the accuracy of positioning and how to improve it ? I found different APIs and projects with various accuracies , for example : ericsson indoor positioning API provides an accuracy within 10 meters , while Qubulus API provides an accuracy within 4 meters , and I met some projects like iDOCNET which claims to provide an accuracy of about 1.2 meters. So, what is the main component of the indoor navigating systems

In my Delphi (on Windows Xp) program I'd like to check available WiFi networks. Do you have any idea how to do it? Best is probably to use MS WlanScan API function but I did not found an example. Can someone help me? RRUZ You can use the Native Wifi API , available since Windows Vista and Windows XP. Older versions of Windows are not supported. In this link you can find a very nice translation of the headers. I wrote this code using these headers. Tested in Delphi 2007 and Windows Vista. program DetectWifiUsingDelphi; {$APPTYPE CONSOLE} uses Windows, SysUtils, //TypInfo, nduWlanAPI in

When I go to a place with a WiFi hotspot (such as Panera Bread) and connect with my iPhone, the hotspot login page appears as a popup. That is, no matter what app I'm running or what web page I'm on, the login page scrolls up from the bottom, asks for my login credentials, and then disappears. But at some other hotspots, I don't get the login page until I go to Safari and try to load a web page. What is the iPhone looking for that causes it to pop up the login page at some hotspots and not others? Is there a special HTML meta tag? Or is it related to the way the redirect is implemented? Ivan

In Android 1.5 (also on 1.6) How to add an Access Point from code? Given Access point that supports WPA2. Here is my code snippet. WifiManager wifi = (WifiManager) getSystemService(Context.WIFI_SERVICE); WifiConfiguration wc = new WifiConfiguration(); // This is must be quoted according to the documentation // http://developer.android.com/reference/android/net/wifi/WifiConfiguration.html#SSID wc.SSID = "\"SSIDName\""; wc.preSharedKey = "password"; wc.hiddenSSID = true; wc.status = WifiConfiguration.Status.ENABLED; wc.allowedGroupCiphers.set(WifiConfiguration.GroupCipher.TKIP); wc

I am interested in implementing AirDrop as a client on a device such as an iPad or Windows computer. Can anyone point me in the right direction for implementing the AirDrop protocol in either Python or C. Any help on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. For the benefit of you or anyone who will try to reverse-engineer and implement Airdrop, here is what I found and what you will have to do to get started: There are two steps involved and they can be done in independently or in parallel. Reverse-engineer the way the physical WLAN ad-hoc network is created and named To do this,

Recently I see that is possible to debug app development by use WIFI instead of USB debug method. I make a search and I found an app called abdWireless but I have a problem. How I can tell to Eclipse to connect via Wifi method? I think that it is an automatic process, but on start debug it open the Emulator. Someone? :) Bye inazaruk First, run 'adb connect ip:port', like adb connect <phone-ip-address> , from console/terminal (with your IP address and port of cause). This makes adb service to connect to your device via network. Port 5555 is used by default if no port number is specified. Then