Networking (539 programs)

Pros: Whitelist/blacklist. Other useful options. Easy to use.

Cons: Weak security.

Pros: Find MAC address details quickly and easily. Supports configuring of devices via network. Small and lightweight. Fast and responsive.

Cons: Lacks features for advanced users. Overly simplistic interface. Limited OS support. No remote device management functionality.

Pros: Features a simple interface. Shows details of all wireless networks. Helps in finding a strong Wi-Fi signal. Refreshes information automatically.

Cons: Only provides limited features.

Pros: Has a 30-day free trial. Decrypts SSL encrypted packets.

Cons: Not user-friendly.

Pros: Change your DNS. Add new DNS. Data can be exported to a .txt file.

Cons: No advanced options. It only offers one alternative DNS (Google Public DNS).

Pros: Four DNS servers to choose from. Change DNS with one click. No installation required.

Cons: No options. Improved design. Missing a DNS benchmark system.

Pros: Free to use. Allows up to 10 different connections. Easy to switch from presenter to host. Fairly fast sharing.

Cons: Not clear how to start audio conference calls.

Pros: Good design. Recommend shops and restaurants. Adapt your location information. Very broad user community. Follow your friends. User comments and photographs.

Cons: Tricky to find some sections. Too focused on images.

Pros: Very easy to use. Perfect for non-experts. View wifi connections. Comes with encryption.

Cons: Interface is too simplistic. Lacks configuration options. No instructions included. Some bug issues.

Pros: Simple configuration. IP addressed correctly masked. Provides list of trusted devices and networks. Used to bypass regional restrictions.

Cons: You may have to install extra programs (Silverlight). Occasional disconnections.

Pros: Simple yet comprehensive.. Fast and versatile..

Cons: Possible service issues.. Download speeds capped..

Pros: Has a user-friendly interface. Available as a portable tool. Provides details on all connected PCs. Works on both wireless and wired networks.

Cons: Doesn’t offer cross-platform support. May seem complicated to beginners.

Pros: Create a Wi-Fi Hotspot in minutes. Fast and easy set-up. See who else is connected your device. Improved usability. Built-in tutorial.

Cons: Heavy resource consumption. Beta is not compatible with Windows XP or Vista. Advanced functions only available in Pro version.