KisMap.com - Peculiar Collaborative Directory

Are you looking for an interesting service you can use in order to find a collaborative directory formed by a number of wireless networks? In that case this might be your lucky day because this seems to be the right site for you to take a look at. KisMap presents you with a service that you will enjoy if you are interested in getting information from wireless networks in a simple and effective way.

The way this solution works is very simple and you just need to play around with it for a couple of minutes in order to fully understand how to be benefited from its services. KisMap collects log files made with Kismet, a wireless network detector for linux so you can get them together in one place.

As you already know Kismet gives you the possibility to save the location of any network you find due to the fact that it can be arranged in order to work with a Global Positioning System receiver.

In short, this is the site where users are provided with the chance to submit the log files they have produced by Kismet, in order to be freely browsable on the map. This seems to be quite an interesting way to find different wireless network on different geographical locations. You can use this service with a laptop running linux, a wi-fi adapter and an external GPS receiver.

“KisMap is a collaborative directory of wireless networks.”

This is a solution that will be appealing to those who are interested in getting information from wireless networks. It will be attractive only to a specific public.

What is next? Is it possible for this system to become popular?