http://www.gorissen.info/Pierre/maps/googleMapLocationv3.php

Cheers

Instructions (from the very helpful Ryan Sarver) below:

We are happy to help you add or update your personal Access Point to the system. In order to do so you will need to provide us with the MAC Address of the wireless access point and your location (as latitude/longitude)

1. Find your location as latitude, longitude
First we need to determine the location of the AP. Go to Google Maps (http://maps.google.com) and find the location of your access point on the map. Center the map (double-click on it) on the location and then enter the following into your Address Bar:

javascript:void(prompt(”,gApplication.getMap().getCenter()));

This will open a prompt giving you the latitude,longitude of the center of the map. Copy and paste that into an email. If you are having problems there is a little more detailed tutorial here:
http://lifehacker.com/software/google-maps/how-to-find-latitude-and-longitude-267361.php

2. Find the MAC Address of your wireless access point
Next we need to get the MAC Address of your AP. This can be tricky, so its best to use software to find it. We recommend NetStumbler and iStumbler on
Windows and Mac respectively. You can download the programs at the following links:

Windows: http://www.netstumbler.com/
Mac: http://istumbler.net/

Find your AP in the list and the associated MAC address for it. Now paste the MAC address in the email.

Now you should have a MAC address, latitude and longitude. Its good to recheck the location by pasting the latitude, longitude back into Google
Maps to make sure its the right location. Once you verify it, send us the information and we¹ll add them to the database. It may take up to a week
before the AP is available when using your iPhone or iPod touch. If it after a few weeks you are still having problems, let us know.

Send your Mac Code and latitude/longitude to Skyhook - support@skyhookwireless.com.

So there you go - WPS capability within your own office or home, while at the same time, expanding the UK coverage for this brilliant technology.

There may even be some kind of terminal in the geek van which would allow me to register nsdesign20.com on the move

Of course now I’ve just realised I could register it using my iPhone pretty much anywhere. It’s a bit like the geek van in a phone. With a camera. And Edge.