By inches, notorious stumbler 'Dutch' rolled the 61 millionth network past the kitten counters on april 24th, to up the ante again and lay the ground for another sea of mewling furry pretty dots on maps!

-uhtu

I hold at your neck the 60M Jabbar. The android-based enemy. It's a wardriving application with a drop of poison on its tip. It logs only networks. Congratulations to Thwiggle, who is human.

-arkasha

The big ticker topped 59 million wifi networks thanks to an Anonymous WiGLEWifi user. On to the nice round 60!

-bobzilla

On the 21st of March, stumbler 'teeev' (using the statuesque WiGLEWifi client for android) combined forces with you thousands of other WiGLE-type peoples out there to put that haughty 58-million-network barrier firmly where it belongs, in the past. who knows what the future holds, but my bet is in for: more dots on the maps.

-uhtu

this afternoon, the fifty-seven-millionth network was piled on to the towering WiGLEferno by stumbler 'henrikbruu' using the plucky WiGLEwifi client, building on the tireless efforts of you mighty legions of dedicated WiGLEfolk. if each of those observations were a single tear, that would be over 105 u.s. gallons of tears; enough to drive a tear-fueld midsize car from key west to ketchum, idaho. keep on stumblin', we'll keep on collatin'.

-uhtu

In 2003 there were 56 million kilometers separating the earth and our nearest enemy planet: mars. In a suspcious coincidence, on February 26 user 'jody.gilli' (using the preposessing WiGLEwifi client) posted the set that separated an empty database from 56 million observed networks; this database. you've all brought us that much closer to the conquest of the middle solar system!

-uhtu