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Java Midlet to use OpenStreetMap data on a J2ME ready Mobile. Displays a moving map using external or internal GPS, shows the street name on which you are. There is Navigation support for car drivers, bicyclists and pedestrians plus many more ...

!!! Project servers were closed in the beginning of 2012 because the project was not actual anymore (massivity using Android and iOS devices instead of "simple" mobile phones). But source codes are always available as usual !!! A simple mobile j2me/web application that provides positioning of mobile devices connected to GSM/UMTS network or via GPS and lets you share location info by SMS or email. This project also contains GeoSignature Server j2ee application.

CloudGPS is J2ME map application with following features: multiple maps, unlimited cache, show your location using GPS, geocoding and turn-by-turn navigation, record and replay NMEA, based on OpenStreetMap and CloudMade.

Designed to collect fisheries data linked to GPS coordinates from small fixed wing aircraft. SQL database runs on WinCE, Palm PDA & other platforms. Program was written using SuperWaba: a robust java-like development environment for handheld devices.

This is a clone of the original Google Code repository. -I'm not the author! (See also: https://github.com/tlaukkanen/mobile-trail-explorer ) Mobile Trail Explorer is an application where user can view and record tracks using the mobile phone and GPS device. Recorded tracks can be exported in KML or GPX format. KML file can be viewed in Google Earth application. Mobile Trail Explorer is mainly targeted for recording biking, hiking etc. trails. Software runs on Java platform so...

This program views calibrated bitmap maps (moving maps) on PocketPC/WinCE platform. Additionaly it supports using GPS device to retrieve user position and show it (with other marks) in map - making it very handy for geocaching.

GaiaPocket is a mobile GIS client written on .NET Compact Framework 2.0, using common OGC protocols such as WMS and WFS. You can use GaiaPocket libraries to build your own GIS client in no time.