It all started when I got an iPhone. When you're out and you walk past a WiFi network up pops the name - asking if you want to join. Lots of the networks are secure of course, and some are commercial ones that you may be able to connect to but don't let you onto the internet. I like free internet, but that's not as important to me as knowing that someone made the concious decision to call their network "supersonic" (I wonder if it made it any faster?).

I've seen loads left as the default, "belkin54g" or "BTHomeHub", is that a lack of imagination or a healthy disregard for technology? I say lack of imagination and I'm a little disappointed, in the same way as when a band release an eponymous album and miss the chance to invent a new phrase for pop-culture.

Second most popular are family names, "Thompson" or in a lovely display of formal description "The Goodson Router". Businesses also do this, or at least I'm assuming that the owners of "The Trouser Press" haven't just got confused between the internet and their Corby. "Those creases haven't come out, can you turn it up a megabit?"

Sometimes the message can be a little more forceful, I've seen those that are subverting the broadband supplier (you can see if you can find it), and I've heard, but not seen myself, of some fairly offensive "get your hands off my wifi" type names.

Some of my favourite are those deliberately sending out a message , "SuperFast" or "Secure Home" which I'm sure will put off the dastardly hackers (not that any exist outside the media's imagination). So, what does your WiFi say about you? Tell us all your network names in the comments.

Mine? "Pussycat extreme". Feel free to analyse me.