Epitiro vs XDiscovery

Internet connectivity and performance problems can arise at any moment – so how do you get faster issue resolution? Made for IT and Network Engineers, the Epitiro app allows you to securely measure, report and troubleshoot internet service from any location – all from your phone. The app runs a number of key performance and diagnostic tests, from iperf3 to port scan and speedtests, to help you remotely identify areas of poor cellular or Wi-Fi service. How it works: 1. Set up a myEPITIRO subscription 2. Download the free app on your phone 3. Use phone at problem location to run remote diagnostic tests 4. Control tests on the phone or remotely from a myEPITIRO account 5. Analyze results remotely in real-time – all results immediately available and stored in your myEPITIRO account Tests available: • Ping any server • Ookla speedtest • YouTube • Browser • Ports Scan • iperf3 – TCP/UDP • HTTP • FTP • Dropbox Visit epitiro.com to find out more.

XDiscovery finds the devices around your iPhone. The All tab searches Bluetooth and the local network together. Type in the search field to narrow the list. Bluetooth rows show the device name, signal bars, and the reading in dBm. Wi-Fi rows show the device name, its address, and the Bonjour service. The Bluetooth tab lists nearby Bluetooth devices. Named devices and the full count are shown at the top. Unnamed devices can be shown or hidden. Open a device to see a live ten-bar signal meter and the services and values it exposes, including battery level when the device provides it. The Wi-Fi tab browses Bonjour services on the local network. Pick a service type, then a device, to see its address and the details it advertises. Groups keeps the devices you care about. My Devices is ready to use, and you can add more groups. Add a device from its row or from its detail screen. While a saved device is nearby, its row is highlighted. Bluetooth devices in a group show live signal strength. XDiscovery only looks. It does not pair with devices, change their settings, or send commands. Groups stay on this iPhone.