Stefan - I have been obsessing about this topic for well over a year but haven't gotten anywhere...but I've done a lot of research.
The best option I could see so far is also a J2ME thing. But I believe that you can send media (image, sound) from your phone through a server to a website. The program/service is called GeoTracing - http://www.geotracing.com/ - and it seems to be quite healthy. OpenDMTP (http://www.opendmtp.org/) seems to be another option, but my lack of programming really hindered me in understanding how to make it work. And it too may be platform limited. I haven't looked at it much in the past few months so I don't know if it's progressing at all. I get frustrated with all of this for two reasons: I am not a programmer and I don't have anyone yet to really work with to develop anything. The three main pieces (I think) are: Part 1 - Determining your location. This has more options but a lot of them require you to depend on someone else's server which I wasn't really interested in. (GPS enabled phone, GPS device, cell phone tower positioning). Platform related programming or already developed programs). Step 2 - Tying the media (photos) to location (the tracklog or point location). Platform related (?) programming. Step 3 - Sending the media to your desired location (social photo site, personal site, etc.). Platform related programming and APIs(?). Anyway - check out GeoTracing - maybe it or the developers can help you out. Nif On Mon, May 12, 2008 at 7:03 AM, Stefan Keller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Andrew proposed Flickr together with the mobile geolocating photo > application ZoneTag. That's what I would have suggested too. > Now, ZoneTag 'only' supports Nokia and Motorola - and it's not open source > (like Shozu and Nokia Location Tagger)! > > Is anyone aware of an mobile geolocating photo application being released > as open source (often combined with a blog editor)? > > That's what I've found: > * MobUp: http://mobup.blogspot.com/ > * KaBlog: http://sourceforge.net/projects/kablog-j2me/ > * Mobile Blogger: http://mobileblogger.sourceforge.net/ > * jUploadr: http://juploadr.org/ > > But all are J2ME midlets and all are orphaned projects: > There seems to be some potential for a new open source project...? > > Stefan > > _______________________________________________ > Geowanking mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.burri.to/mailman/listinfo/geowanking >
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