Many mobile devices now use Wi-Fi technology to wirelessly connect to the Internet and networks. Last month we told that it is currently working on a standard known as Wi-Fi Direct will be able to link different Wi-Fi devices without a router or "access point. Now it has emerged an application that uses a similar concept, but instead turns your computer into a form of router.

Connectify need a PC installed with Windows 7 or else Windows Server 2008 R2, as much of the code for the program comes from Microsoft's work with its latest operating system, as well as a Wi-Fi network. With Connectify enabled, you can after that connect to the network over Wi-Fi by computer with other laptops, mobile phones, the Wi-Fi devices we now use.

Network Sharing requires no software at the connecting units and the signal is encrypted with WPA2 Personal (AES) to prevent any unauthorized person to join. More information about the program and a downloadable beta version can be found on Connectify website.

There may also be black and white that Connectify only supported on the Windows 7 platform, while the developers take the opportunity to praise the new operating system, whose network improvements, we also estimated: