Network Cell Analyzer V2

The application is designed to help users connect to wifi networks and understand the technical information of their router. It consists of several screens, each with a specific function. The first screen, called "reception," allows users to connect to their router's wifi by scanning a QR code. This makes the process of connecting to wifi quick and easy.

The next screen is the "networks" page, which allows users to scan and discover all the available networks in their area. This includes networks such as GSM, UMTS, LTE, LTEM, and NBIOT. Users can also export the scan data in a .csv file, which can be read in programs like Excel or Notepad. This feature is useful for those who want to keep track of their network connections and signal strength.

Another useful feature of the app is the "detail" page, where users can do regular pings on a specific network and technology. For example, they can test the ping speed on Orange and LTE (4G) networks. A curve will display the pings made, providing a visual representation of the network's performance. Users can also export this data in a .csv file for further analysis.

The app also includes three information pages that explain the results for 4G LTE, 2G RXQUAL, and 4G LTEM/NBIOT. These pages are helpful for users who want to understand the technical aspects of their network connections.

In addition, the app has an "archive" page where users can view all the exported files. This makes it easy to access and manage the data collected from the network scans and pings. Finally, there is a "configuration" page that displays the technical information of the user's router. This can be useful for troubleshooting network issues or understanding the capabilities of the router.

In summary, this app provides a comprehensive solution for connecting to wifi networks and understanding the technical information of routers. With its user-friendly interface and useful features such as network scanning, ping testing, and data exporting, it is a valuable tool for anyone looking to optimize their network connections.