Hi. everybody
I need to you help with google on windows phone 7. I studying and soon graduate. but I don't know to get the google map and track show in WP7 like TAmap program. but my project must send data Lat,Long to webserver. Now I can't it. Please professional help me to suggestion to write code c# and xaml file.
Thank you very much.
Hi,
Firstly, you should check out the Location Service sample from MSDN. This will show you how to read the GPS data from the device.
There are quite a few tutorials regarding web service communication and it really depends on how your web service is set up. This video might be useful (click Attend).
I haven't used Google Maps API, but they probably have the ability to add a point at a given GPS location. So, get the GPS location from the device and use the Google Maps API to plot that location on the map.
Hi
Thank you Sir.
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I have the tomtom working great on my 6800, but I was hoping it have a few more features. I'm looking for something to track my trip with waypoints so I can download or view them later. Something I could add POI's to while out on the bike. A friend used to have a small garmin handheld unit we would take when trail riding that would make a waypoint say every 50-100yds, then we could print out the trail later when we got home. Anything along those lines for the WM5 side?
Thanks
GPS Tuner.
http://www.pocketgear.com/en_US/html/display_product.jsp?categoryId=&srcPage=searchResults&id=prod5691315&sf=48190044
ChtiGPS: http://www.chtisoft.com/us/chtiGPS
Will also work with my Google Maps API app GP Geoforum (Demo), which lets you host a collaborative map on your website.
One day I would like to add a mobile phone interface with GPS tracing, current position and "Add here" quick location adding, but I am too busy to develop at the moment, maybe during the winter. It's all open source tho, so if anyone wants to join the project and add it, just yell...
The GPS Tuner listed above does everything I was looking for and it doesn't use alot of memory and it runs fast. Thanks for that link.
The only think I would like to change about GPSTuner is the map pictures. It's not the end of the world, and you can add map shots from google maps.
I am wanting the same kind of program but I will be using it for fishing locations. I fish all over the west coast and I want to be able to make waypoints of good spots and be able to see them on a map that I can zoom in and out. How hard is it to make maps for GPS Tuner? I like the program but the map that is on it is horrible! Google maps or live search would be perfect if they allowed you to mark a waypoint right on the screen and save it.
Try this
free.3dtracking.net/
but it needs a data connection (gprs/edge/3g)
How about TrackMe 1.1.0.10* GPS Tracking tool with Google Earth from one of our own developers.
Hello
Can you have me that how to download Maps for GPS tunner ?
Hello u all,
I'm trying to work with nonigpsplot, but i cant load any map...I try calibrate several maps with emapzone but without any sucess!
it's possible to anyone give me a calibrated .map and .jpg to try load it for test please?
Sorry my english
Many thanks
NoniMapview
I can recommend you NonimapView created by the same author as Nonigpsplot. With NonimapView you were able to create using google, yahoo, ... maps with calibrated information (automaticaly).
All map are -of course- compatible with Nonigpsplot.
It sounds good, I'm going to try. Thanks about your sugestion.
Would you guys happen to know if i can save the internet maps on my storage card in my phone on nonigpsplot? I was thinking it would be useful while hiking in areas where i don't have cell service.
Ok, this doesn't help with Nonigpsplot, but I use Quo http://www.mapyx.com/, you have to pay for the maps, but they are the cheapest I've found them (99p for an OS map tile (50k res) with a min order of 6 tiles) the desktop program is great as well, I used the phone program when I went walking recently and it was very easy to use and helped a lot, no messing around with out of date maps that need calibrating.
I couldn't find a thread where anyone has mentioned this so I thought I'd mention this app. It's ArcGIS from ESRI and it is in the Marketplace (FREE!). It might be getting overlooked because people think they need to know GIS to use it which is not the case. Within the program there are dozens of base maps to choose from including a world road map. It doesn't have turn by turn directions but it does allow you to center your location and have the map scroll under you while driving. The world map has fairly good detail. Give it a try, I think you'll be surprised at all the information you will have access to with the various base maps.
I don't have any affiliation with the developer except I am a user of their desktop software.
Interesting, will show this to my girlfriend. She uses the desktop software for school, might have interesting integration capabilities.
Just for anyone who reads this, there is now a Turn-By-Turn navigation app which uses this API.
The thread is here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=959087
I loaded the A to B navigation yesterday and it's got to be one of the top 5 free apps out there.
One thing I like about the Arcmap app I originally posted about is the ability to have useful maps saved in the favorites folder and switch between them within the program. It can go from a road map to a weather map and back again with just a few button pushes.
that's really amazing
just curious if it would have an integration problem with a laptop?
Hi all,
I have just released the first alpha version of Google Web Service For Windows Phone API on CodePlex.
The API is functional, with a few exception of completed and non-common features from Google's documentations. It is a side product of my newest app, Please Like the Facebook page , and the app is available here
Google Web Service API for Windows Phone
I am looking for contributors.
Also, please leave a comment if there is a particular Google API that you think should be in priority in porting to .NET
Please let others know such API exists. I hope my work will bring convenience to a lot of developers.
Support API so far:
- Google Directions (finding directions)
- Google Places (Geocoding, Reverse Geocoding)
- Google Places Autocomplete
- Google Static Maps
I tried using google reverse and geocoding apis but unfortunately, they state that the results must be used only for displaying on their own maps. I wanted to use the results to display in a listbox..Google needs to tweak their terms and conditions a bit and not make everything centric towards their own products
Hope someone can use this to make a Google+ app
darthveda said:
I tried using google reverse and geocoding apis but unfortunately, they state that the results must be used only for displaying on their own maps. I wanted to use the results to display in a listbox..Google needs to tweak their terms and conditions a bit and not make everything centric towards their own products
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you have to use business maps api.. the problem is the price..
Right, I agree with you, and I greatly doubt they will open that up.
I am trying to learn the basic concepts of Android coding and this is my first app that is beyond a simple "hello world" on the Android platform.
The app is a "passive" GPS logger, only activating itself when other apps, such as Google maps, Waze etc, are already using the GPS, logging the track into sdcard/loclog as a GPX file.
This is why i've decided to try & code this:
I've been looking for a passive GPS logger on the play store before and found none, practically all of them are requesting locations on their own.
It provides a good training ground for multiple Android coding concepts (activities, intents, broadcast receivers, a service...)
Any chance anyone interested in testing this?
Any feedbacks?
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Any feedbacks?
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It works.
Made .gpx and exported it onto endomondo site, and route is there. Thanks
Sure it does. I wouldn't upload it if it wouldn't work at all
By feedback i mean the unexpected stuff