Projects tagged ‘android’, ‘location’, and ‘mobile’

Site under construction...LocateMe (Migo team) LocateMe, developping by the Migo team, is an Android widget which displays your actual position. LocateMe also allows you to do the following ... [More] in just a few clicks: add your location as the address of a contact ; view your location on a map (eg Google Maps) ; define a route from your position; ... Contact : dev.migo@gmail.com [Less]

The cool hackers in the AndroidNYC Meetup Group are creating an Android app for meetup.com. This is a stub - more to come.

Javascript and server-side code to build Location-enabled Map-based Mobile Web Widgets.Current project compatible with android phone emulator.Join the Discussion GroupWARNING: work in progress. Plan to upload code in May 2008

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Location based mobile websitesGoal is to provide a usable geo location framework for mobile websites/widget applications. It wraps the underlying platform specific implementation through a simple ... [More] JavaScriptAPI that is aligned to the W3 Geolocation API Specification.. //determine if the handset has client side geo location capabilities if(geo_position_js.init()){ geo_position_js.getCurrentPosition(success_callback,error_callback); } else{ alert("Functionality not available"); }Usage ScenarioThe framework provides two key methods, it determines if the handset has client side geo location capabilities and one method to retrieve the location (of course only after a request for permission). So a mobile web site that provides location based services can first determine if the client has client side geo capabilites and ask him to assist him in finding his location. If no geo capabilities are given or they are disabled the site can fallback on a manual location input method and use a geodata database/service to map the input to a pair of latitude/longitude coordinates. Supported platformsiPhone OS 3.x, Browsers with Google Gears support (Android, Windows Mobile) Blackberry Devices (8820, 9000,...) Nokia Web Run-Time (Nokia N97,...) webOS Application Platform (Palm Pre) Torch Mobile Iris Browser Mozilla Geode Details... SimulationTo assist engineers in the development phase it provides a simple mechanism to simulate users locations and movements without being there in the real world. What do the numbers say?The most used cellphones in the US are iPhones with OS3, iPhones with OS2.x, Palm Centro, BlackBerry 9530, 8130, 8310, 8330 and the G1. Only the Palm Centro is not supported, the iPhones with OS2.x will convert to OS3 sooner or later. So yes it makes sense to use such a library, especially with Palm Pre, Nokia Web Runtime and more Android phones on the horizon. (Disclaimer: Stan Wiechers(whoisstan) is co-founder of the mobile analytics service PercentMobile who provided those numbers. ) Sample Web PagesVery simple page that provides a status alert box Show the users location in an embedded google map(v3), requires advanced browsers Simulates a moving user in an embedded google map(v3), requires advanced browsers Sample AppsNokia Web Run-Time Sample - download and transfer to the device [Less]

The WeatherFist project is a multi-platform mobile phone application that provides weather information localized to the user's current GPS coordinates. At this time, and for the foreseeable future ... [More] , the application will only be available to users of the Android and iPhone mobile OS platforms. The purpose of the WeatherFist project is to bring fast, reliable weather forecasts, maps and emergency alert notifications to users in an on-demand fashion. [Less]

Android LocationAndroid Location (aka AL) is the social tool that instantly connects you to the people and places around you. Let your friends know what you are doing and where you are in real time ... [More] from your mobile phone or computer! EXPLORE what's happening in your area right now with live maps. Recommend places. CONNECT with friends on the fly - find out what they are doing and where they are. BROADCAST memorable moments as they happen by sharing videos and pictures from your mobile phone. AL works on any computer and in most mobile phones, it do not require GPS to detect your current location Check our website [Less]

Develop Absolute Mobile Locator, so every mobile locators someday would work like it.Goals:1. Easiest Use: One click solution 2. Best Program: Recorded User Decision Processes + fast computing ... [More] speed 3. Best business application: One click remote ordering system [Less]