On 11/28/06, Paolo Cavallini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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and the OpneMoko could be *the* right tool to implement the
OpenStreetMap approach, thus boosting it.
pc
Well, not all GPS devices are equal.. and there's always going to be a
device better at
On 11/28/06, Sam Kome <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a bit of experience in GIS data and applications. Okay, a lot.
Sean is absolutely right about the rarity and high price of street maps,
not to mention the legal rights problems which can drag in Queens and
Kings.
The more I read about Ope
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idea]
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On 11/27/06 8:16 PM, "Marcus Bauer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You may ask Sean about availability of maps for the Neo1973 (a quick
> search in the ML-archives gives no hits).
Mapping data is actua
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I think it is much more interesting, at least at this stage, to add the
possibility to upload personal data. This should be feasible with
"almost standard" freeGIS tools, and would add a wealth of applications,
both for fun and for professional work.
p
On 11/27/06 8:16 PM, "Marcus Bauer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You may ask Sean about availability of maps for the Neo1973 (a quick
> search in the ML-archives gives no hits).
Mapping data is actually really difficult. There are only two providers
worldwide:
* Navitec
* TeleAtlas
And they are
Gabriel Ambuehl wrote:
> On Monday 27 November 2006 16:45, Jeff Andros wrote:
>> the Google maps website does list a linux version, but it lists a pentium
>> class processor as a system requirement, I wonder if we could get google to
>> do a custom compile onto our hardware, seems like their style
On Monday 27 November 2006 16:45, Jeff Andros wrote:
> the Google maps website does list a linux version, but it lists a pentium
> class processor as a system requirement, I wonder if we could get google to
> do a custom compile onto our hardware, seems like their style
Google Maps is a webapp no?
I've been lurking' since I found out about the OpenMoko effort/product, but
this looks like a good time to chime in.
The GPS applications, especially in combination with phone functionality, seem
like a great differentiator. Could end up redefining the answer to "What is a
cell phone besides 'j
By calling the browser installed on the phone with the good coordinates, I
think we respect the Google Map API's terms.
Mmm I think you are right. And what if use libcurl to make http requests and
then use the result
for our own purposes? This is not a use of the API but of the public web
serv
Le Lundi 27 Novembre 2006 16:20, Alessandro Iurlano a écrit :
> On 11/27/06, David Ormsbee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > We can still have an application that simply reads GPS data from the
> > phone and hits the Google Maps website with it, right? The site
> > accepts long/lat. co
the Google maps website does list a linux version, but it lists a pentium
class processor as a system requirement, I wonder if we could get google to
do a custom compile onto our hardware, seems like their style
--Jeff
On 11/27/06, Alessandro Iurlano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 11/27/06, D
On 11/27/06, David Ormsbee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
We can still have an application that simply reads GPS data from the
phone and hits the Google Maps website with it, right? The site
accepts long/lat. coordinates, and even has a satellite view mode
(though the quality isn't as high
Hello,
We can still have an application that simply reads GPS data from the
phone and hits the Google Maps website with it, right? The site
accepts long/lat. coordinates, and even has a satellite view mode
(though the quality isn't as high as in Google Earth).
Dave
On 11/27/06, Marcus Bauer <[
On Mon, 2006-11-27 at 12:44 +0100, Alessandro Iurlano wrote:
> I know that google provides API for the search engine. Are there APIs
> for google earth maps too?
Slashdot ran yesterday a story about this:
http://yro.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/11/25/225256
http://gaia.serezhkin.com/
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