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2010-01-10
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2010-01-10
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I can see you're doing great job bringing google latitude to maemo 5, thanks for that!
I've been wondering - is there any road map for this application? Specifically I'm interested in Status Menu widget that, once configured, would constantly update google latitude every (with some interval, i.e. every half an hour). Is this something you're planning to include in your application or you consider such functionality outside of the scope of your applications?
I've been wondering - is there any road map for this application? Specifically I'm interested in Status Menu widget that, once configured, would constantly update google latitude every (with some interval, i.e. every half an hour). Is this something you're planning to include in your application or you consider such functionality outside of the scope of your applications?
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2010-01-10
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Specifically I'm interested in Status Menu widget that, once configured, would constantly update google latitude every (with some interval, i.e. every half an hour). Is this something you're planning to include in your application or you consider such functionality outside of the scope of your applications?
So the answer is yes, I'm planning an update daemon which will be user-configurable though e.g. a control panel applet and perform updates at user-specified intervals.
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2010-01-10
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Originally Posted by lardman
Thanks, it works great. I also noticed that if I'm using maps.google.com/maps/m?mode=latitude
Swipe in from the LHS of the browser app and you get a little pointer icon, tap on it and you get a mouse pointer.
in MicroB with the maemo-location extension is installed and allowed, it automatically updates my location into Google Latitude.
Last edited by eladts; 2010-01-11 at 02:00.
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2010-01-11
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hanks, it works great. I also noticed that if I'm using maps.google.com/maps/m?mode=latitude
in MicroB with the maemo-location extension is installed and allowed, it automatically updates my location into Google Latitude.
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2010-01-18
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After updates this app started to work on my phone, nice!
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2010-01-18
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What updates are those?
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N900 dead and Nokia no longer replaces them. Thanks for all the fish.
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N900 dead and Nokia no longer replaces them. Thanks for all the fish.
Keep the forums clean: use "Thanks" button instead of the thank you post.
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2010-01-23
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Originally Posted by eladts
Thank you.
Thanks, it works great. I also noticed that if I'm using maps.google.com/maps/m?mode=latitude
in MicroB with the maemo-location extension is installed and allowed, it automatically updates my location into Google Latitude.
Which interval is used?
Does it work with cell and GPS-based location?
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2010-01-23
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Originally Posted by ndi
official maemo platform updates
What updates are those?
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2010-02-01
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First, thanks for great app!
A few problems, however:
i cannot zoom with volume key and there is no other handy method
there is no cache so every time i run it it costs me a few bucks (that's it, not cents, as i pay $.30 per megabyte) ;-)
A few problems, however:
i cannot zoom with volume key and there is no other handy method
there is no cache so every time i run it it costs me a few bucks (that's it, not cents, as i pay $.30 per megabyte) ;-)
