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A small application to use Openstreetmap on webOS devices like a palm pre. http://twitter.com/osm4webos
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The aim of this project is to develop a 3D mobile navigation app for hikers and cyclists using OpenStreetMap and NASA SRTM data. It's also intended to build a desktop version allowing users to preview a walk or bike ride before they go.
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tagin! is a WiFi-based point-of-interest (POI) service that allows users to tag outdoor and indoor locations.
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The Frost library is a tool for JavaScript development in widget engines and mobile browsers. We try to create a simple means for unified access to device capabilities and Ajax requests in as many different widget engines and mobile browsers as possible.
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An open source project is initiated as "Mobile Application Studio" to achieve portable communication methods. It aims to generate MXML (MXIM Markup Language). Mxim framework is content serving framework, which enables you to build mobile applications.
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The Take Action project consists of a Firefox extension and an iPhone application, meant to interact with the Social Actions API to bring people up to date information on way in which they can make a difference.
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ACNexus is a bluetooth sensor device, communicating with various clients such as mobile phones. The software suite consists of: ACNexusBT (Arduino firmware), ACNexusMobile (J2ME Phone App), ACNexusQC (Quartz Composer Plugin), ACNexusX (OS X app)
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JScriptTouch is an SDK which allows developers quickly create full featured applications for iPhone platform using javascript.
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Generates a bookmarklet which can remotely start torrents downloading to your home BitTorrent client, even from your iPhone.
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KeepassIPhone is a Plugin/Extension for the opensource project keepass (useable for Keepass <= V1.14) written in c++. The plugin export the password entries from your keepass database (kdb) and encrypt it with the xxtea algorithm. The export format is ht
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Is a WAP/XHTML link checkers for multiple sites software. The software produce a flat file with informations to produce a treeview.
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EffDom is an alternativ or complement to XML. EffDom is focused on compact datasize and efficient parsing which makes it well suited for embedded and mobile applications. Please visit www.effdom.org.
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Self-Organizing Photo Album is an application that automatically organizes your collection of pictures primarily based on the location where the pictures were taken, at what event, time etc.
