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Simple GPS mapper/tracker for BlackBerry 10. Uses OSM (http://www.openstreetmap.org) pre-rendered map tiles for offline displaying the current location.

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 ...

openBmap collects data and provides open maps and statistics of all communicating objects: cellular antennas, wifi hotspots. All softwares from back-end to client are open-source under AGPL v3 license.

LoroDux is planned to be a OSM and Java based multi platform navigation software for mobile devices for blind and visually impaired persons. Release of first alpha version was September 10, 2010. http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/LoroDux

Naval Battle is a mobile game where each player has a set of battle ships in his map and needs to sinks all of the opponent's battle ships in order to win. It's a turn by turn tactics game.

...The Walking Tools Reference Platform APIs provide support for GPS and GPX data processing for locative art practices (such as geo-annotation, drawing and narrative), in addition to telematic geospatial performances and other experimental practices with mobile phones. Among the resources are flexible, functional Android and JavaMe GPS compass and map widgets, and a fully standards compliant J2SE package for processing GPX files. (Both parsing into our GPX data class objects, and for formatting GPX file output.) There is also a lot of experimental code the walkingtools.net project inherited from C5Corp.com, and even some current projects from the B.A.N.G. lab at the University of California, San Diego.

Slippy Map library for J2ME Development. Idea is that this project can be used when making Google Map -like applications for J2ME-enabled mobile phones. J2ME Slippy Map can be (some day) configured to use any tile provider (besides OpenStreetMap).

...It is required that mobile phone supports Bluetooth connections (JSR 82) for GPS and File connection (JSR 75) for exporting trails to kml files. Application can also render maps from Open Street Map. Maps can be downloaded over-the-air or preloaded to memory card. Other map providers can also be implemented easily in code.