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The Funniest Wi-Fi Names this Week
We have previously looked at how Wi-Fi names have been used to express political allegiance. For the purposes of entertainment we thought we’d take a look at the Wi-Fi names of contemporary America to see whether the spectre of Communism … Continue reading
Posted in Wi-FI Names
Tagged America, communism, engels, funny, humor, Marx, Proletariat, revolution, the global struggle
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Is escaping to the wilderness the answer?
We recently came across the news that Pinterest co-founder Evan Sharp uses our coverage maps in a rather interesting way. Rather than using them purely as they were intended, he and his wife use our maps to deliberately drive to … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile Trends
Tagged airplane mode, choice, distraction, futility of said choice, procrastination, switching off, wilderness
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A few ways to use WeatherSignal
A few days ago we launched WeatherSignal – a new project to crowdsource weather data using native sensors in Android phones. We think this is a really exciting idea, and hope that our network of users will help us to improve … Continue reading
Posted in WeatherSignal
Tagged acceleration, earth, gravity, Magnetic field, new scientist, office, robots, sensor, sunlight
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Funniest Wifi Names This Week
Every week the OpenSignal app picks up thousands of new Wi-Fi names. Rather than leave them languishing in our servers, we thought we’d share and analyse some of our favourites for you. 1) !!!DEADLY VIRUS!!! – Miami, Florida OH MY … Continue reading
Posted in Wi-FI Names
Tagged california, detroit, funny, loss, meme, miami, modernity, naivety, remorse, stuxnet, wifi names
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This Week’s Funniest Wi-Fi Names
Every day the OpenSignal app picks up thousands of new Wi-Fi names. Rather than leave them languishing in our servers, we thought we’d share some of our favourites with you. This week our theme is ‘The Neighbours’. 1) Serial killer … Continue reading
Posted in Wi-FI Names
Tagged Anaheim, best this week, funny, Minneapolis, neighbor, neighbour, wi-fi, wifi names
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iOS app bug fix
A few weeks ago we launched the OpenSignal app for iOS. The app was received extremely positively and we got a lot of very enthusiastic feedback from our community. Unfortunately we quickly became aware of a bug that was affecting … Continue reading
What Consumers Want
What is it that people look for when buying a phone? Based on a recent study done by Compete and Google it appears that what chiefly matters to people is the device they are getting and how much they are … Continue reading
An apology to our Korean users
Much like everything else at OpenSignal, we crowdsource the translations we use in our Android app. What this means is that we make a list of phrases and words available on the Internet, and people voluntarily translate them for us. … Continue reading
Posted in App Update, Known Bugs
Tagged apology, Crowd-sourcing, Korea, Korean, offensive, translation
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iOS app bug fix is on its way!
Soon after releasing OpenSignal for iOS, it became clear that there was a bug affecting some of our users. I mentioned the bug in the blog post announcing the iOS launch and it was great to have so many users … Continue reading
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